Infectious diseases at John Hopkins University

Avoid contagion….

Virus not living organism, But a protein molecule (dna) covered by a protective layer of lipd (fat) which when absorbed by the cells of the ocular, nasal or buccal mucosa changes their genetic code  (mutation) and convert them into aggressor abd multiplier cells.

Since virus not a living organism but a protein molecule it is not kilked but decays on its own. The disintegration time depends on the temperature, humidity and  type of material where it lies.

Virus is very fragile and only thing that protects ut us thin outer layer if fat. That is why aby soap or detergents is best remedy because the foam cuts the fat, that why need 20 seconds or more to make a lot of foam. By dissolving the fat layer  molecule disperses and breaks down on own.

Heat melts fat, why good  to use water above 25 degrees celsius for washing hands, clothes and everything. In addition hot water makes more foam and makes it more useful.

Alcohol or any nixture over 65% DISSOLVES Any fat, especially the external lipid of the virus.

Any mix with 1 part bleach  and  5 parts water directly dissolves the protein breaks it down from the inside.

Oxygenated water helps long after soap alcohol and chlorine because oeroxide dissolves the virus protein but u have to use it pure and it hurts your skin

The virus is not a living  organism like bacteria they can not kill what is nit akive with anthobiotics but quickly disintegrate it structure with everythibg said. ( NO BACTERICIDE SERVES)

NEVER SHAKE  ysed or unused clothing sheets or cloths. While it glued to a porus surface it is very inert and disintegrates only between 3 hours. (Fabric and porus). 4 hours copper, 24 hours cardboard, 42 hours metal  72 hours plastic.  But if u shake it or use feather duster,  the virus molecules float in air for up to 3 hours and can lodge in your nose.

Virus remains very stable in external cold, or as air conditioners in house and cars. Need moisture to stay stable, and darkness. Dehumified, dry, warm and bright environment will degrade it faster.

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