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AmelcurseI think this is a ban worthy post. Too gross to look at lol
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I'm only guessing and no proof of this.
But I think the low rate of deaths in Japan so far has to do with their diet.
Their seafood diet and low obesity rates could be helping with the inflammatory reactions we see in covid.
The low number of cases has got to be that Japan still isn't testing enough lol
Think about this. For 2 weeks those 75 people have been going around spreading it in the community because they didn't believe in masks and social distancing.
I think theres a lot to it. I've been frequent traveling to Japan for work the last 6 years. Their diet plays a huge part im sure, mainly because folks there aren't obese. Also they are, as a country VERY clean. Even before I started traveling there, they already were wearing masks daily for anything. Colds, coughs, allergies, etc. They are just a considerate country. They always had sanitizer every, barely any garbage etc. Their trains are spotless regardless of how busy it is.I'm only guessing and no proof of this.
But I think the low rate of deaths in Japan so far has to do with their diet.
Their seafood diet and low obesity rates could be helping with the inflammatory reactions we see in covid.
The low number of cases has got to be that Japan still isn't testing enough lol
After Elon Musk sued local authorities in California and threatened to move Tesla’s HQ to Texas or Nevada over attempts to contain the coronavirus outbreak, one Democratic state politician had a blunt message for the electronic car magnate: “F*ck Elon Musk.”
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the country will not have open borders with the rest of the world for "a long time to come".
Ms Ardern was speaking after attending part of Australia's cabinet meeting via video link.
The meeting discussed a possible "trans-Tasman bubble", where people could go between Australia and New Zealand freely, and without quarantine.
But she said visitors from further afield were not possible any time soon.
Both Australia and New Zealand have closed their borders to almost all foreigners as part of their Covid-19 response.
What did Jacinda Ardern say?
Ms Ardern said New Zealand and Australia were discussing a "bubble of sorts between us, a safe zone of travel".
She stressed there was "a lot of work to be done before we can progress...but it's obviously been floated because of the benefits it would bring".
But, in response to a question about the country's tourism sector, Ms Ardern said: "We will not have open borders for the rest of the world for a long time to come."