Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine Coronavirus cures?

[WildRose]

Really? Perhaps I was mistaken.

https://www.bioopticsworld.com/biophotonics-tools/article/16429551/optical-fiber-for-medical-applications-improved-deepuv-fiber-for-medical-and-spectroscopy-applications

Fiber used in biomedical applications must not only be safe, sterile, and robust enough for autoclaving, but also highly stable and reliable to ensure accurate diagnostics and, most importantly, safety for patients. The unique characteristics of deep-ultraviolet (deep-UV) fiber help enable advanced biomedical diagnostic equipment, including patient diagnostics, instruments for minimally invasive surgical procedures, and sensors attached directly to the body for monitoring purposes.

A majority of fiber used in spectroscopy is used for material and optical sensing in the mid-UV range down to 190 nm. Many biomedical sensing applications require optical fibers that transmit light in the UV region. Within the industry, demand is rising for laser and other biomedical equipment using deep-UV fiber. Such fiber is suitable for laser delivery in eye surgery, plastic surgery, urology, and other procedures requiring a combination of UV light and smaller-core-diameter fiber.

Go ahead Doc, tell us more about your expertise in the field of using UV light internally.

[WuWei]

@Samm

@WuWei

@kermode

I would be interested to hear your take on what he meant by using disinfectants as a possible treatment.
Also, how about his inquiry of getting light into the body for treatment?

It was a very stupid path to go down and an idiotic thing to say. He obviously didn’t understand anything the previous speaker said.

Child logic. “Light kills it” “Put the light inside.”

Pathetic.

Sometimes child logic is what is needed … an idea that is so ignorant and simple that learned people never thought of it. When you think about it, maybe ultraviolet light delivered with fiber optics inside body cavities, such as the nasal passages or the lungs, might have a positive effect at reducing virus load and thus giving the immune system more time to work.

In my working career as an engineer, there were several “aha moments” where I somewhat accidently came into a discussion between my peers who were trying to solve an engineering problem, and not knowing the precise problem or what they had or had not tried to solve it, took one look at it and said “why don’t you just do this?” Many times, that uninformed comment was the key to them solving their problem. I even had it happen to me a couple of times as well. If you have ever gone to any brainstorming training, the first thing they tell you is that there is no such thing as a stupid idea.

A press conference is not the place for mind mapping.

[sikofit]

@CanadianJudo

@TheDoctorIsIn

There are no UV-C machines “designed for internal use” that I am aware of.

Just as there are no Lysol bottles designed for internal use.

well we are pitching thing that don’t exist.
I have a theory about time travel.

Sure. You’re just proposing that to cover up for China. I’m totally on to you libs

[TheDoctorIsIn]

I think my wife’s hair iron might work to cure coronavirus. The only problem is, it says right on the tag “For External Use Only”.

if we just build one for “internal use”, it might work.

[TommyLucchese]

I legitimately didn’t realize until now it’s out and out hero worship. Even Trump can say he was full of ■■■■ and still the defense continues.

[FlameHeart]

I don’t doubt that it could burn, however, what kind of radiation does it consist of that could cause cancer? Gamma radiation is extremely harmful.

ETA: Okay so I looked it up and apparently it has short wavelengths which means that it’s on the higher end of the spectrum (duh, being UV). So does that mean that all UV waves emit gamma radiation? Or just UVB and UVC rays?

[TheDoctorIsIn]

You are entirely missing the point.

I have not argued that it was impossible to expose the lungs to UC-V. I have only said it would be a bad idea to do so.

[WildRose]

And again, you know less about this than Trump and that’s hilarious.

Just hit the retreat button and move on.

[CanadianJudo]

@WildRose

Really? Perhaps I was mistaken.

StackPath

Fiber used in biomedical applications must not only be safe, sterile, and robust enough for autoclaving, but also highly stable and reliable to ensure accurate diagnostics and, most importantly, safety for patients. The unique characteristics of deep-ultraviolet (deep-UV) fiber help enable advanced biomedical diagnostic equipment, including patient diagnostics, instruments for minimally invasive surgical procedures, and sensors attached directly to the body for monitoring purposes.

A majority of fiber used in spectroscopy is used for material and optical sensing in the mid-UV range down to 190 nm. Many biomedical sensing applications require optical fibers that transmit light in the UV region. Within the industry, demand is rising for laser and other biomedical equipment using deep-UV fiber. Such fiber is suitable for laser delivery in eye surgery, plastic surgery, urology, and other procedures requiring a combination of UV light and smaller-core-diameter fiber.

Go ahead Doc, tell us more about your expertise in the field of using UV light internally.

This product doesn’t exist.
its simply a theory

[TheDoctorIsIn]

No, I believe that is projection on your part.

[TommyLucchese]

@CanadianJudo

This product doesn’t exist.
its simply a theory based on existing technology.

Lol this is definitely what Trump was talking about. He’s so well known as a med tech wonk.

[Borgia_dude]

@Samm

@WuWei

@kermode

I would be interested to hear your take on what he meant by using disinfectants as a possible treatment.
Also, how about his inquiry of getting light into the body for treatment?

It was a very stupid path to go down and an idiotic thing to say. He obviously didn’t understand anything the previous speaker said.

Child logic. “Light kills it” “Put the light inside.”

Pathetic.

Sometimes child logic is what is needed … an idea that is so ignorant and simple that learned people never thought of it. When you think about it, maybe ultraviolet light delivered with fiber optics inside body cavities, such as the nasal passages or the lungs, might have a positive effect at reducing virus load and thus giving the immune system more time to work.

In my working career as an engineer, there were several “aha moments” where I somewhat accidently came into a discussion between my peers who were trying to solve an engineering problem, and not knowing the precise problem or what they had or had not tried to solve it, took one look at it and said “why don’t you just do this?” Many times, that uninformed comment was the key to them solving their problem. I even had it happen to me a couple of times as well. If you have ever gone to any brainstorming training, the first thing they tell you is that there is no such thing as a stupid idea.

I hear you but I’m not sure Presidential pressers on a pandemic are the place to riff on ideas. What do you think?

[WildRose]

Learn to read before diving in.

A new solarization-resistant silica fiber can be used even at the 214 and 265 nm absorption bands of silica and at small diameters useful for in vivo medical applications.

Obviously it exists.

[FlameHeart]

I think you’re both right in a sense. They use UV light for autoclaving because it destroys the cross-linked chains of peptidoglycan in bacteria cell walls. They also use it for shellacs to “set” the polish. However, I’ll bet that that is in very small quantities.

I do not know any specifics regarding how much would be needed to disinfect. Usually autoclaving is at an extremely high temperature, almost like an incenerator.

[CanadianJudo]

@WildRose

Learn to read before diving in.

A new solarization-resistant silica fiber can be used even at the 214 and 265 nm absorption bands of silica and at small diameters useful for in vivo medical applications.

Obviously it exists.

Yes the fiber exist.
but they are theorizing its use in medical field.

[TheDoctorIsIn]

You can also use it directly, to disinfect surfaces. Although since a disinfectant spray is easier (and cheaper), it is rarely used in that context.

[WildRose]

And the tools to implement it’s use in the respiratory tract have existed for decades.

Navigational bronchoscopy medical animation

Now go learn something instead of just flinging ■■■■ .

[sikofit]

@WildRose

And again, you know less about this than Trump and that’s hilarious.

And again you are hilariously wrong. Trump’s pathetic sarcasm excuse shows he really was blowing brain farts out there

[WildRose]

No it simply shows his usual retreat when he gets jumped on.

He has two primary tactics, attack the critic or attempt to blow it off as a joke etc.

[amadeus]

@WildRose

Good, maybe she can keep you from doing stupid ■■■■ that would otherwise earn you a Darwin Award.