Comments on: Consequences of research: The 1918 pandemic flu virus experiments http://www.blisstree.com/articles/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments-24/ Family, Health, Home and Lifestyles Thu, 10 Dec 2009 23:11:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Grace http://www.blisstree.com/articles/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments-24/comment-page-1/#comment-218970 Grace Mon, 22 Jan 2007 19:37:49 +0000 http://www.flupatrol.com/2007/01/20/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments/#comment-218970 From a scientist's mind, this is a goldmine and definitely many others will join the bandwagon. There is so many questions to be answered and with each is the potential to defeat the H5N1 threat. But from a homeland security view, that scenario is probably bordering on nightmare. With the fluidity of human movement these days, it (or any flu pandemic for that matter) can wipe out unheard of numbers of people. From a scientist’s mind, this is a goldmine and definitely many others will join the bandwagon. There is so many questions to be answered and with each is the potential to defeat the H5N1 threat. But from a homeland security view, that scenario is probably bordering on nightmare. With the fluidity of human movement these days, it (or any flu pandemic for that matter) can wipe out unheard of numbers of people.

]]> By: Dr. Christopher Gussa http://www.blisstree.com/articles/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments-24/comment-page-1/#comment-218978 Dr. Christopher Gussa Sun, 21 Jan 2007 21:41:27 +0000 http://www.flupatrol.com/2007/01/20/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments/#comment-218978 Hi, Dr Christopher Gussa here Thank you for your info on this! You may not be interested in this and then again you just might! As a TCM Clinical Herbalist for over 25 years I dug up some interesting information on the successful natural cures associated with this flu. What got me into being a Clinical Herbalist was being cured of an almost fatal viral pneumonia due to a single plant we call Osha. I read that many of the Arapahoe Indians of Colorado had kept themselves alive and cured a few white people of this flu with this same plant. "Osha" (Ligusticum Porteri) If you will click on the link I left as my website (It is a page on my site) You can see a lot of info on a combination of herbs that will destroy almost any flu or most any viral disease for that mater. Thanks for all your great info on this. Dr. Christopher Gussa www.plantcures.com Hi, Dr Christopher Gussa here

Thank you for your info on this!

You may not be interested in this and then again you just might!
As a TCM Clinical Herbalist for over 25 years I dug up some interesting information on the successful natural cures associated with this flu.

What got me into being a Clinical Herbalist was being cured of an almost fatal viral pneumonia due to a single plant we call Osha. I read that many of the Arapahoe Indians of Colorado had kept themselves alive and cured a few white people of this flu with this same plant. “Osha” (Ligusticum Porteri)

If you will click on the link I left as my website (It is a page on my site) You can see a lot of info on a combination of herbs that will destroy almost any flu or most any viral disease for that mater.

Thanks for all your great info on this.

Dr. Christopher Gussa http://www.plantcures.com

]]> By: Tris Hussey http://www.blisstree.com/articles/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments-24/comment-page-1/#comment-218977 Tris Hussey Sun, 21 Jan 2007 21:32:43 +0000 http://www.flupatrol.com/2007/01/20/consequences-of-research-the-1918-pandemic-flu-virus-experiments/#comment-218977 While it is extremely dangerous, for sure, I think it is extremely important to understand H1N1. We are so overdue for another pandemic it isn't funny. The more we understand the past, the better we'll be able to deal with the future. That said, the lab that has H1N1 had better have security that just goes to the extreme. Personally, as harsh as it sounds, shoot to kill if there is suspicious activity is the level I'm thinking. H1N1 CANNOT make it out into the wild, under any circumstances. We're far to vulnerable. I don't think we'd be able to deal with it (as far as our immune response goes). While it is extremely dangerous, for sure, I think it is extremely important to understand H1N1. We are so overdue for another pandemic it isn’t funny. The more we understand the past, the better we’ll be able to deal with the future. That said, the lab that has H1N1 had better have security that just goes to the extreme. Personally, as harsh as it sounds, shoot to kill if there is suspicious activity is the level I’m thinking. H1N1 CANNOT make it out into the wild, under any circumstances. We’re far to vulnerable. I don’t think we’d be able to deal with it (as far as our immune response goes).

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