Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "Chubbyemu" channel.

  1. So you want us to believe 2 drops which is .1 ml somehow gave her over 18 mg of mercury and through her glove? I call bullshit.
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  2. There probably is an essential oil that is highly effective against cornoavirus. The issue is the sheer amount of education required in the bio molecular field AND on these compounds. You could probably count on one hand the number of experts in the world that are qualified to make a comment. Then the second issue is sourcing and processing, where the plant is grown and the variety of the species and the extraction process and parts of the plant used can dramatically change not only the amount and ratios of chemicals but which chemicals themself are even in the essential oil. There was actually one study of an essential oil found to be highly effective for viral lung infections by breathing it in that I came across myself. So there clearly are potential essential oils out there. But why bother or risk it we already know BHT, EGCG, Quercitin, Vitamin C are effective compounds worth using.
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  3.  @blueskyla7978  meh there is zero vitamin overload from vitamin C, vitamin C is quite literally less toxic than water. It's physically impossible to get to toxic levels of vitamin C in the human body. The problem was the zinc.
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  4. So you want us to believe 2 drops which is .1 ml somehow gave her over 18 mg of mercury and through her glove? I call bullshit.
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  5. bingo, water is quite literally more toxic than vitamin C to the human body. it's physically impossible to reach toxic levels of vitamin C.
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  6. @ exactly vitamin c is literally less toxic than water
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  7. exactly vitamin C is literally safer than water
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  8. @ You literally can't take too much vitamin C
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  9. @ exactly vit c is safer than water...
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  10.  @DestinyRoxHope  There is nothing toxic about vitamin c you could eat 100 of the gummies a day and be healthier. The problem is more the sugar or chemicals in the gummies lol. Fun fact, vitamin c is more nontoxic than literally water... zinc is a different story...
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  11. "Was a case that happened to a doctor friend of mine." Sure...
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  12. You say that but the reality is we can't accurately determine all the secondary diseases that have been the product of nutrient issues that end up in the hospital. Only acute nutrient deficiency is what is documented. What is scary is finding out how low thiamine alone can manifest almost every disease imaginable as it's the gate keeper of virtually every biological process in the body and if are low the body starts to ration it to critical processes it chooses. And many people are living low in thiamine and even worse there is no proper test that gives an accurate picture.
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  13. It's literally impossible to reach the toxicity level of vitamin C, as it has to be dissolved and in the bloodstream. Vitamin C is quite literally safer than water. Zinc however is a different story lol... it's ironic he would have just stuck to vitamin C only and no zinc he would have been fine and probably more healthy lol
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  14.  @dweebteambuilderjones7627  we don't get enough vitamin C in our diet, it's one of the few things along with magnesium and iodine that everyone pretty much should be supplementing. also it really wouldn't matter taking 100 vitamin C gummies a day besides having loose bowels. Vitamin C is literally safer than water. Let me spell that out to you water is more toxic than vitamin C.
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  15. Also yes you can remove mercury from tissues and bone. We've known how for a long time now, EDTA, modified citrus pectin and cilantro.
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  16. Over a gram of mercury from 2 drops which is .1 ml sorry the math doesn't add up. she probably handled it with her bare hands or something.
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  17. So you want us to believe 2 drops which is .1 ml somehow gave her well over 18 mg of mercury and that amount all through her glove? I call bullshit too.
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  18. So you want us to believe 2 drops which is .1 ml somehow gave her over well over 18 mg of mercury and through her glove? I call bullshit. She probably fucked up somewhere big time and wanted to blame it on something she couldn't help.
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  19. +David Moore No learn to read and understand the context before responding. Tell me how over a gram of mercury came from two fucking drops and on top of that went through the glove? It's called math.
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  20. You can't overdose on vitamin C, it's physically impossible. It's more nontoxic than water. Zinc however is a different story lol
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  21.  @0ptixs  you can take whatever dose of vitamin C you want because it's impossible to reach toxic levels it's literally safer than water. You'll get loose stool though lol. Zinc was the issue you can reach toxic levels.
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  22.  @BossesDream  when the body is under stress it needs more vitamin C, it doesn't matter if some gets wasted in urine it still needs those higher amounts. it's the same in every mammal.
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  23. So you want us to believe 2 drops which is .1 ml somehow gave her over 18 mg of mercury and through her glove? I call bullshit.
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  24. +Mark F. You don't know about weight you fucking moron?
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  25.  @xXelitegpXx  if it didn't have zinc it would have been harmless aside from diarrhea. water is literally more toxic than vitamin C...
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