“Face masks should be used only by individuals who have symptoms of respiratory infection such as coughing, sneezing, or, in some cases, fever.”
This is from the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), not the CDC or FDA who is compromised by Anthony Fauci-type politics and greed.
“Face masks should also be worn by health care workers, by individuals who are taking care of or are in close contact with people who have respiratory infections, or otherwise as directed by a doctor.”
“Face masks should not be worn by healthy individuals to protect themselves from acquiring respiratory infection because there is no evidence to suggest that face masks worn by healthy individuals are effective in preventing people from becoming ill.”
“Face masks should be reserved for those who need them…N95 respirators require special fit testing, they are not recommended for use by the general public.”
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We visited a Trader Joe’s yesterday while in Plano for a follow-up Dr. visit for my wife. A young couple in their twenties wore masks and cute latex gloves. I must say, their life-saving attire added to their purple hair, skinny jeans, tats, and face piercings. No one else in the store wore a mask. When we reached the DR office at the Texas Back Insitute, signs said everyone shall mask up. We didn’t and no one said boo to us. We ditched ours long ago.
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My heroes.
Because of friends and family vaccinations, we have made far more hospital visits than ever. But we have noticed MANY people not wearing masks.
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Yes, America, the land of the free and the home of the brave. Let’s act on that! Mostly, people here are maskless, but there are still those clinging to their fear and telling themselves they do it “to protect other people.” Between the jabs and the masks, we have seen this thing enabled to spread much more than, if left alone to die on its own. Instead it’s been incubated and breathed all around, like from a spraygun!
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Bravo!
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When my husband was in the hospital in Memphis last month, they were making all visitors put a mask on when they came through the entrance. But as soon as we got on the elevator and those doors closed, we took them off. They could.make us put it on but they couldn’t make us keep it on. 😂🤣😂🤣 Dem-wits!
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Saw a handful of older men wearing them in a N. Cal. market yesterday and two checkers. It is slowly coming back I’m afraid. It is virtual signaling us to feel guilty of not caring about others.
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Sad to know this. I’ve seen no evidence of a comeback in Texas, YET.
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The Links in your Article are not working.
There is a Science of Respiratory Protection – Time for Authorities to Apply that Science
I’m not sure what the other link was, but these have similar content, the first, below, being a Medical Link, the second, below, is Robert Kennedy Jr’s Web Site, a wealth of information:
Medical Masks March 4, 2020
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2762694
The Risks vs. Benefits of Face Masks- Is There an Agenda? MAY 26, 2020
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/the-risks-vs-benefits-of-face-masks-is-there-an-agenda/
We had Fit Tests when I wore Respirators in Industry. The Following is a Screening Device to quickly discover if the Fit is Proper, to aid in Donning and Doffing (Putting on and taking off) the Respirator in relation to achieving a Good Face-to-Facepiece Seal, and Adjusting the Respirator for a Good Face-to-Facepiece Seal, but this is a prelude to the Fit Test that is Required by OSHA for OSHA Covered Employers that Require Employees to Wear Respirators, even the N95.
Using Real-Time FitCheck® Mode on the PortaCount® Respirator Fit Tester
I have spaced these Titles from the website addresses to help prevent them from running together.
Due to a shortage of N95 Respirators, OSHA Temporarily “suspended” Fit Test Requirements (on an N95, the Fit Test is Destructive, they poke a hole in it for a tubing fitting, and the N95 used for the Test is thrown away), the most insane move imaginable (suspending Fit Tests). We’re fighting a virus we’re told, but it’s ok if they temporarily hand out N95 without giving a Fit Test. Good Grief. The Fit Test Requirements are assuredly in place again.
Oh, and that N thing, as in N95, this is why the N is there, it could be an R or a P as well, as in R95, or P95. Oil can interfere with the Filtering Ability of the Filter, if Oil is present (industrial use, possibly elsewhere too), a more appropriate Filter needs used. Generally, R is good for 8 Hours and needs to be changed, P is Oil Proof and they can be used until Damaged or Restricted (again, Industrial Use).
In Filters, there is 95%, 99%, and 100%
Filter Class Description
N95, N99, N100 Filters at least 95%, 99%, 99.97% of airborne particles.
Not resistant to oil.
R95, R99, R100 Filters at least 95%, 99%, 99.97% of airborne particles.
Somewhat resistant to oil.
P95, P99, P100 Filters at least 95%, 99%, 99.97% of airborne particles.
Strongly resistant to oil.
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