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A New York judge temporarily bars the publication of an unflattering tell-all book written by President Trump's niece that is set to publish in July

I won't be surprised if India legalises gay marriage.

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Everyday feels like the same day during Lockdown ! lol

Lockdown and there is not even a real Pandemic
https://nationalpost.com/news/now-corona...orate-hoax



https://fakepandemic.com/

Quote:The reaction to this fake pandemic by federal, state and local governments is tyrannical, unconstitutional, and a complete violation of our rights and a destruction of our freedoms.

This panic needs to end. People need to wake up.

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Lockdown and there is not even a real Pandemic
https://nationalpost.com/news/now-corona...orate-hoax



https://fakepandemic.com/

Quote:The reaction to this fake pandemic by federal, state and local governments is tyrannical, unconstitutional, and a complete violation of our rights and a destruction of our freedoms.

This panic needs to end. People need to wake up.

Keep checking back as we update this site.

https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-myths.html

Quote:Vitamin C supplements will stop you from catching COVID-19



Researchers have yet to find any evidence that vitamin C supplements can render people immune to COVID-19 infection. In fact, for most people, taking extra vitamin C does not even ward off the common cold, though it may shorten the duration of a cold if you catch one.

That said, vitamin C serves essential roles in the human body and supports normal immune function. As an antioxidant, the vitamin neutralizes charged particles called free radicals that can damage tissues in the body. It also helps the body synthesize hormones, build collagen and seal off vulnerable connective tissue against pathogens.

So yes, vitamin C should absolutely be included in your daily diet if you want to maintain a healthy immune system. But megadosing on supplements is unlikely to lower your risk of catching COVID-19, and may at most give you a "modest" advantage against the virus, should you become infected. No evidence suggests that other so-called immune-boosting supplements — such as zinc, green tea or echinacea — help to prevent COVID-19, either.

Be wary of products being advertised as treatments or cures for the new coronavirus. Since the COVID-19 outbreak began in the United States, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have already issued warning letters to seven companies for selling fraudulent products that promise to cure, treat or prevent the viral infection.