Covid-19 testing is being used to justify another lockdown. It may sound drastic but testing needs to be stop. Please read on…
Testing for covid19… More tests = More positive results. This would be great if there were a reliable test that was not giving false positives and false negatives.
Unfortunately, covid19 has never been isolated and so there is no definitive test. The PCR test can give a positive result for ‘flu, common cold and many other conditions. Hence, the more tests the more positives.
Here are 3 important points that inform us that we all need to stop covid testing:
1) FALSE POSITIVES wreck economy and education
2) FALSE NEGATIVES may encourage people with symptoms to work and play rather than stay.
3) SYMPTOMATIC
- No need for a test
- Stay at home and rest
Sample collection 1 of 2:
Pushing swabs up the nose can too easily push pathogens such as bacteria and yeast spores high up the nose. My concern here is that it is normal to have a lot of bacteria in our mouths and especially at the back of throat and a swab will collect these. It is so very important that these are not transferred past our nose hairs and the mucous of the lower nose. Once high up in the nose bacteria may thrive and could after a while give rise to bronchitis and even pneumonia.
Many, after testing, have been said to have become very unwell with ‘covid-pneumonia’ and some people have died of ‘covid-pneumonia’.
“During the 1918-1919 “Spanish ‘flu”, over 90% of autopsies showed death was due to bacterial pneumonia and not ‘flu, not influenza and not any kind of corona virus.”
Sample collection 2 of 2:
Swabbing inside the nose can cause physical damage:
- The skin inside the nose is thin and easily punctured, causing nose bleeds and a slight risk of infection through any wound inside the nose
- Olfactory Sensors may be damaged, causing a loss of sense of smell that in turn leads to a loss of sense of taste.
- Our sense of taste depends far more on the nose than most people realize.
- Putting our own finger up our own nose may on a rare occasion cause a nose-bleed but may never damage the olfactory sensors as a finger is unlikely to ever reach up that far.
- There are concerns that damage at the top of the nose can in some way harm the brain.

Dr. Phil Valentine on the COVID-19 testing swab – YouTube
