Quote (ReturnFormer @ Feb 15 2021 07:41pm)
false. as ive stated many times, doctors, nurses and others have been wearing masks, long term, for decades. its also been common in asian countries long before covid. the "lack of data" is because they ARENT HARMFUL, so theres no data to collect. do you really think that in 100 years of mask wearing no one has worn a mask long enough for it to have been a problem if it were one...?
its only now that it was mandated for everyone and some decided that they didnt want to, so they made up a bunch of feeble lies about how bad they are. its nonsense, if masks were actually harmful it would have been discovered before now. find me one source that predates covid that says masks are harmful. protip: you cant because they arent.
first, no one says that masks shold be worn 24/7. being designed for one thing doesnt mean that they cant help with something else.
and there you have proof positive that youre an idiot with no clue what youre talking about, just throwing in some terms that you think make you look smart, but actually only makeyou look dumb because youre misusing them. gram positive/negative is a descriptor of bacteria and is meaningless to apply it as an adjective to ethanol. ethanol has nothing to do with gram positive/negative.
find me a pre covid that masks are effective against viruses
(why dont you find me a pre covid mask study anything?)
Mask doesn´t work, it been shown many times, but the FEAR is so massive.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/3cp3wcMpdA1f/been a while since i read this
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INFECTION CONTROLL
https://www.ajicjournal.org/article/S0196-6553(13)00592-0/pdfMajor articlePhysiologic and other effects and compliance with long-term respirator useamong medical intensive care
article written in 2013 it is interesting to note what they were calling "long term" compared to what we are looking at augest 2020
if my memory serves it talks of lowered o2 and increase of co2 and there is a two mask study.
i will have to read it later myself to re fresh my memory