COVID-19 Reaping Where It Did Not Sow
A Guide to Understanding the Basics of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Proven Natural Remedies
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THE NATURAL REMEDY THAT MIGHT JUST SAVE YOUR PRECIOUS LIFE
The last chapter in this book talks about a natural remedy that might just save your precious life. Ginger, lemon, honey and garlic are simple easily available household fruit and vegetable foodstuffs that can help prevent or reduce the impact of COVID-19 disease. If well prepared and taken in the right amounts, the concoction is packed with vitamins and micro-nutrients and if taken several times a day, actually helps boost the body's immune system. Well, this is not one of those commercials that goes, 'The CURE that doctors don't want you to know...' kind of television infomercials! This is universally open secret information and the items involved are used daily in our lives. Therefore, we can make use of them for our benefit this time of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 spreads in simple, clear and normal channels that most of us quickly are able to understand and have the power to stop. This is the reason for the insistence of the global safety measures put in place by the World Health Organization (WHO) and enforced or encouraged by responsible governments. Just like the common cold, the symptoms include cough, fever, fatigue, loss of appetite, congestion and runny nose, itchy and sore throat among others! The symptoms have actually been classified into six classes in severity. From fever like symptoms to the most severe level three, a situation that needs intensive care, ventilation and oxygenation.
The other reason for this book is to clear the air in a succinct manner the doubts many of us have about the safety of vaccines and vaccination. This is because a majority of the world's population (at least about 30 percent) does not believe, trust or at the least understand vaccines. Due to the process used to make them or the materials from which the vaccines are produced or even due to cultural, and not forgetting religious belief. This 30 percent, the ‘No vaccine’ campaigners have vowed to not take the vaccine even before the vaccine is available for everyone. Despite all these skepticism and resistance, it can never be over emphasized the importance of safety, effectiveness and efficacy placed in the process of vaccine making and trials. Vaccine safety shows or tells if it is good for human consumption or not. Simply, a vaccine must be safe in order to be used. Vaccine effectiveness measures how well a vaccine performs when it is used in routine circumstances in the community. Vaccine efficacy, show how effective the vaccine could be given ideal circumstances and 100 percent vaccine uptake.
Above all, the making of a vaccine begins in the laboratory before any tests in animals or humans are done. In case the laboratory tests show that the vaccine has potential, it is usually tested in animals first. If the vaccine is safe in animals, and multiple studies show that it will be safe in people, clinical trials with volunteers begin.
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About the Book
Geared toward persuading vaccine skeptics and those who discredit vaccination, COVID-19 Reaping Where It Did Not Sow, by author Evans Lugalia Mudanya, offers a layman’s look at COVID-19, the ensuing global pandemic, and the vaccination efforts.
It encourages people to accept the vaccine and informs and creates a better understanding of the pandemic with a global view. Mudanya discusses the nature of the disease, how to recognize its symptoms, how to limit its rapid spread, why it should be contained, the process of vaccine creation, and what the vaccine and vaccination means.
Finally, and most important, it aims to debunk a myriad of conspiracy theories suggested by politicians and other skeptics of vaccines to demonstrate that vaccines are always safe. COVID-19: Reaping Where It Did Not Sow shows that vaccination is neither a ploy to implant tracking microchips into people and experiment on humans, nor is it unsafe and lethal.
About the Author
Evans Lugalia Mudanya was born in western Kenya in 1972. He trained as a teacher at Kaimosi Teacher Training College in Kenya and taught in various Kenya elementary schools for five years. In 2001, he moved to the United States and studied at Kirkwood Community College, the University of Northern Iowa Business School where he got his BA and MA, and Lincoln University Graduate School, where he enrolled for a PHD but did not finish. Mudanya has two children, a boy and a girl both studying in the US.