Wasn’t Trump criticized about his UV light statement, killing corona virus

[excalibur]

Actually, Trump did propose inserting a UV light into your body.

Which orifice do you think he was proposing?

And then I said supposing you brought the light inside the body, which you can do either through the skin or in some other way.

Yep, and clinical trials are underway. I posted about that fact months ago.

 

[excalibur]

Interesting

Why don’t you volunteer to have a UV light shoved up your ass ?

You aren't very bright.

Potential Wuhan Coronavirus Treatment Uses UV Light to Disinfect Lungs

townhall.com

 

[Penelope]

Key West Airport Adopts Disinfecting Robot to Fight COVID-19

Key West International Airport's latest COVID-19-fighting addition will use UV light to kill harmful pathogens.

www.travelpulse.com

Sounds like he was right again

The airport is different than the human body.

 

[rightwinger]

Interesting

Why don’t you volunteer to have a UV light shoved up your ass ?

You aren't very bright.

Potential Wuhan Coronavirus Treatment Uses UV Light to Disinfect Lungs

townhall.com

Umm...That was eight months ago

Why isn’t it being used?

 

[Penelope]

Actually, Trump did propose inserting a UV light into your body.

Which orifice do you think he was proposing?

And then I said supposing you brought the light inside the body, which you can do either through the skin or in some other way.

Yep, and clinical trials are underway. I posted about that fact months ago.

So what orifice?? got an answer? Via ear, mouth , vagina or maybe up the arse?

 

[SavannahMann]

I’ve said this before. The irrational hatred was so strong that if Trump cured a wounded soldier at Walter Reid the Democrats would be demanding his arrest for practicing medicine without a license.

Of course. The same irrational hatred flows from the right as well as towards the right.

 

[Indeependent]

FYI, what Trump was besmirched for was suggesting that shining UV rays inside of a human body could kill the virus once someone is infected. In the same 3 minute ramble he also hypothesized about ingesting cleaning products. Understandable questions for sure, but spitballing at a news conference was probably not the best strategy if he was trying to get folks to trust him who didn’t. And before you say “who cares if they don’t trust Trump”, well I’m sure he could have used a few more folks convinced of his competency in Pa, Ga, Mich., Az, Wisc Etc during the election.

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

You are a fool sir, who has mischaracterized what I have said in an attempt to accomplish something, I have no idea what. You clearly have me confused with a whole other body, but if you think that believing that the guy who won fewer electoral votes is having an election stolen from him because of TDS then you are a simpleton beyond help and a possible member of the least patriotic group this nation has ever produced. Supporting Trump is fine, wanting to overturn an election because you support him was wrong when the left and Hillary tried to do it and it is wrong now.
Suck it up buttercup?

I wasn't judging you; I was making a blanket statement about ideologues; they hate for no reason and no reason will remove the hate.

 

[OldLady]

Interesting

Why don’t you volunteer to have a UV light shoved up your ass ?

You aren't very bright.

Potential Wuhan Coronavirus Treatment Uses UV Light to Disinfect Lungs

townhall.com

Umm...That was eight months ago

Why isn’t it being used?

Healight, by Aytu BioScience, got permission in late August to do clinical trials. Nothing further yet. I believe they have an exclusive contract with Cedars/Mt Sinai, so maybe they're doing the trials on patients there?

 

[daveman]

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

Says a fuktard who is now telling us that shining concentrated UV into people was a good idea.

All of the Trumptards are still saying that.

Drunk, stupid and butthurt is no way to go through life, Trumptards.

Sheer projection. As it turns out, Trump was right.

From these results of both in-vitro and in-vivo testing on human cells and rats, researchers were able to come to one conclusion, which is, as the study put it, that “these findings suggest that, under specific conditions, UVA reduces various pathogens including coronavirus-229E, and may provide a safe and effective treatment for infectious diseases of internal viscera.” To put it more simply, in a shocking turn of events, internal UV light for coronavirus might just be an effective treatment as Trump once suggested and was then ridiculed for.

Now, the question must be asked. Does this have any practical uses in treating coronavirus, and has anyone created a realistic way of harnessing this treatment outside of a tightly controlled lab environment? The answer to both of those questions might be yes. One possible tool for harnessing this treatment was patented by Aytu BioScience, a small specialty pharmaceutical company, in partnership with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The product, which is being referred to as the Healight Platform Technology, is a small catheter that can be inserted down the throat of an intubated critically ill coronavirus patient. When turned on, the Healight will presumably begin killing the coronavirus that has infected the lungs. While the device itself is not yet FDA approved, Aytu BioScience has indicated that it is seeking accelerated approval so that it might be used to potentially save the lives of critical coronavirus patients. If the Healight proves effective, it might just change the game when it comes to advanced coronavirus treatment.

Leftists are anti-science.

 

[Indeependent]

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

Says a fuktard who is now telling us that shining concentrated UV into people was a good idea.

All of the Trumptards are still saying that.

Drunk, stupid and butthurt is no way to go through life, Trumptards.

Sheer projection. As it turns out, Trump was right.

From these results of both in-vitro and in-vivo testing on human cells and rats, researchers were able to come to one conclusion, which is, as the study put it, that “these findings suggest that, under specific conditions, UVA reduces various pathogens including coronavirus-229E, and may provide a safe and effective treatment for infectious diseases of internal viscera.” To put it more simply, in a shocking turn of events, internal UV light for coronavirus might just be an effective treatment as Trump once suggested and was then ridiculed for.

Now, the question must be asked. Does this have any practical uses in treating coronavirus, and has anyone created a realistic way of harnessing this treatment outside of a tightly controlled lab environment? The answer to both of those questions might be yes. One possible tool for harnessing this treatment was patented by Aytu BioScience, a small specialty pharmaceutical company, in partnership with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The product, which is being referred to as the Healight Platform Technology, is a small catheter that can be inserted down the throat of an intubated critically ill coronavirus patient. When turned on, the Healight will presumably begin killing the coronavirus that has infected the lungs. While the device itself is not yet FDA approved, Aytu BioScience has indicated that it is seeking accelerated approval so that it might be used to potentially save the lives of critical coronavirus patients. If the Healight proves effective, it might just change the game when it comes to advanced coronavirus treatment.

Leftists are anti-science.

What could you say to Liberals who seem to possess 1.2 second attention spans?

 

[excalibur]

So what orifice?? got an answer? Via ear, mouth , vagina or maybe up the arse?

I provided a link above.

Funny, isn't it, how the lefties have the rear end on their minds so often. Just saying.

 

[daveman]

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

Says a fuktard who is now telling us that shining concentrated UV into people was a good idea.

All of the Trumptards are still saying that.

Drunk, stupid and butthurt is no way to go through life, Trumptards.

Sheer projection. As it turns out, Trump was right.

From these results of both in-vitro and in-vivo testing on human cells and rats, researchers were able to come to one conclusion, which is, as the study put it, that “these findings suggest that, under specific conditions, UVA reduces various pathogens including coronavirus-229E, and may provide a safe and effective treatment for infectious diseases of internal viscera.” To put it more simply, in a shocking turn of events, internal UV light for coronavirus might just be an effective treatment as Trump once suggested and was then ridiculed for.

Now, the question must be asked. Does this have any practical uses in treating coronavirus, and has anyone created a realistic way of harnessing this treatment outside of a tightly controlled lab environment? The answer to both of those questions might be yes. One possible tool for harnessing this treatment was patented by Aytu BioScience, a small specialty pharmaceutical company, in partnership with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The product, which is being referred to as the Healight Platform Technology, is a small catheter that can be inserted down the throat of an intubated critically ill coronavirus patient. When turned on, the Healight will presumably begin killing the coronavirus that has infected the lungs. While the device itself is not yet FDA approved, Aytu BioScience has indicated that it is seeking accelerated approval so that it might be used to potentially save the lives of critical coronavirus patients. If the Healight proves effective, it might just change the game when it comes to advanced coronavirus treatment.

Leftists are anti-science.

What could you say to Liberals who seem to possess 1.2 second attention spans?

How about, "Fuck you ignorant assholes"?

 

[mamooth]

Mmmm, Trump cult loser-bitch tears. So delicious. Mor Plz.

 

[schmidlap]

Sounds like he was right again

He claimed folks could be cured by shining a light up their trumpers.

What do you expect when you consult a failed casino operator and faded reality-tv entertainer about confronting a pandemic?

He has led the U.S. to #1 on the planet in infections and deaths - after insisting he had it "under control" and brayed that "Everybody's getting better!"

 

[Indeependent]

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

Says a fuktard who is now telling us that shining concentrated UV into people was a good idea.

All of the Trumptards are still saying that.

Drunk, stupid and butthurt is no way to go through life, Trumptards.

Sheer projection. As it turns out, Trump was right.

From these results of both in-vitro and in-vivo testing on human cells and rats, researchers were able to come to one conclusion, which is, as the study put it, that “these findings suggest that, under specific conditions, UVA reduces various pathogens including coronavirus-229E, and may provide a safe and effective treatment for infectious diseases of internal viscera.” To put it more simply, in a shocking turn of events, internal UV light for coronavirus might just be an effective treatment as Trump once suggested and was then ridiculed for.

Now, the question must be asked. Does this have any practical uses in treating coronavirus, and has anyone created a realistic way of harnessing this treatment outside of a tightly controlled lab environment? The answer to both of those questions might be yes. One possible tool for harnessing this treatment was patented by Aytu BioScience, a small specialty pharmaceutical company, in partnership with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The product, which is being referred to as the Healight Platform Technology, is a small catheter that can be inserted down the throat of an intubated critically ill coronavirus patient. When turned on, the Healight will presumably begin killing the coronavirus that has infected the lungs. While the device itself is not yet FDA approved, Aytu BioScience has indicated that it is seeking accelerated approval so that it might be used to potentially save the lives of critical coronavirus patients. If the Healight proves effective, it might just change the game when it comes to advanced coronavirus treatment.

Leftists are anti-science.

What could you say to Liberals who seem to possess 1.2 second attention spans?

How about, "Fuck you ignorant assholes"?

How about, "Fuck you, you emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, purposely ignorant, Liberal assholes"?

 

[daveman]

He claimed folks could be cured by shining a light up their trumpers.

He made no such claim. But that's what you were told he said, and you lack the wit to question it.

 

[daveman]

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

Says a fuktard who is now telling us that shining concentrated UV into people was a good idea.

All of the Trumptards are still saying that.

Drunk, stupid and butthurt is no way to go through life, Trumptards.

Sheer projection. As it turns out, Trump was right.

From these results of both in-vitro and in-vivo testing on human cells and rats, researchers were able to come to one conclusion, which is, as the study put it, that “these findings suggest that, under specific conditions, UVA reduces various pathogens including coronavirus-229E, and may provide a safe and effective treatment for infectious diseases of internal viscera.” To put it more simply, in a shocking turn of events, internal UV light for coronavirus might just be an effective treatment as Trump once suggested and was then ridiculed for.

Now, the question must be asked. Does this have any practical uses in treating coronavirus, and has anyone created a realistic way of harnessing this treatment outside of a tightly controlled lab environment? The answer to both of those questions might be yes. One possible tool for harnessing this treatment was patented by Aytu BioScience, a small specialty pharmaceutical company, in partnership with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The product, which is being referred to as the Healight Platform Technology, is a small catheter that can be inserted down the throat of an intubated critically ill coronavirus patient. When turned on, the Healight will presumably begin killing the coronavirus that has infected the lungs. While the device itself is not yet FDA approved, Aytu BioScience has indicated that it is seeking accelerated approval so that it might be used to potentially save the lives of critical coronavirus patients. If the Healight proves effective, it might just change the game when it comes to advanced coronavirus treatment.

Leftists are anti-science.

What could you say to Liberals who seem to possess 1.2 second attention spans?

How about, "Fuck you ignorant assholes"?

How about, "Fuck you, you emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, purposely ignorant, Liberal assholes"?

They'd lose track halfway through.

 

[Indeependent]

Whoever is suffering from the mental illness known as TDS will never be cured.

Says a fuktard who is now telling us that shining concentrated UV into people was a good idea.

All of the Trumptards are still saying that.

Drunk, stupid and butthurt is no way to go through life, Trumptards.

Sheer projection. As it turns out, Trump was right.

From these results of both in-vitro and in-vivo testing on human cells and rats, researchers were able to come to one conclusion, which is, as the study put it, that “these findings suggest that, under specific conditions, UVA reduces various pathogens including coronavirus-229E, and may provide a safe and effective treatment for infectious diseases of internal viscera.” To put it more simply, in a shocking turn of events, internal UV light for coronavirus might just be an effective treatment as Trump once suggested and was then ridiculed for.

Now, the question must be asked. Does this have any practical uses in treating coronavirus, and has anyone created a realistic way of harnessing this treatment outside of a tightly controlled lab environment? The answer to both of those questions might be yes. One possible tool for harnessing this treatment was patented by Aytu BioScience, a small specialty pharmaceutical company, in partnership with the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The product, which is being referred to as the Healight Platform Technology, is a small catheter that can be inserted down the throat of an intubated critically ill coronavirus patient. When turned on, the Healight will presumably begin killing the coronavirus that has infected the lungs. While the device itself is not yet FDA approved, Aytu BioScience has indicated that it is seeking accelerated approval so that it might be used to potentially save the lives of critical coronavirus patients. If the Healight proves effective, it might just change the game when it comes to advanced coronavirus treatment.

Leftists are anti-science.

What could you say to Liberals who seem to possess 1.2 second attention spans?

How about, "Fuck you ignorant assholes"?

How about, "Fuck you, you emotionally disturbed, mentally ill, purposely ignorant, Liberal assholes"?

They'd lost track halfway through.

Bust my gut on that one!

 

[rightwinger]

Interesting

Why don’t you volunteer to have a UV light shoved up your ass ?

You aren't very bright.

Potential Wuhan Coronavirus Treatment Uses UV Light to Disinfect Lungs

townhall.com

Key word .....Potential

Another Key word......Your story is from eight months ago from an obscure conservative media source looking to cover for Trump

 

[tyroneweaver]

Key West Airport Adopts Disinfecting Robot to Fight COVID-19

Key West International Airport's latest COVID-19-fighting addition will use UV light to kill harmful pathogens.

www.travelpulse.com

Sounds like he was right again

No idiota. He wanted to shine light in people’s bodies. He is a moron. And so are his cult members

Wow that sounds really scary
I wonder how many died or whored around with that