No, they weren't.
Is that a verse from the King Donald version of the Bible?
...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.
But does he have covid-19?Officials say two men in Georgia who have suffered from psychiatric problems ingested household chemicals in an effort to protect themselves against COVID-19, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Gaylord Lopez, director of the Georgia Poison Center, told the newspaper that a man was hospitalized on Saturday after he claimed to have ingested 16 ounces of bleach in a bid “to prevent COVID.”
“He said that he took 16 ounces,” Lopez said. “I don’t know very many patients who will take 16 ounces, but then again, it is a psych history patient.”
Lopez said the man was later transported to a psychiatric ward and has since been released.
That's quite a cocktail.The director said another man had also been hospitalized after drinking Pine-sol mixed with mouthwash, beer and pain medication.
What I want to know is how they decided how much to drink.In Georgia, Lopez said, one of the main causes behind the state’s rise in such calls in the past month is primarily due to product-mixing.
“When you mix bleach with certain types of chemicals, you produce a reaction that can cause release of noxious and toxic gases, and if you inhale enough of this stuff, you can induce a chemical pneumonia,” he told the paper.
He knows a lot about medicine. People can't believe how much he knows. They're always asking him how he knows so much."I see the disinfectant that knocks it out in a minute, one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning," the president said during the briefing, speaking to his health officials.
"As you see it gets in the lungs, it does a tremendous number on the lungs, so it would be interesting to check that."
MSN
Bill Bryan, a Department of Homeland Security official who leads the department's Science and Technology [...] under questioning from reporters, later said federal laboratories are not considering such a treatment option.
He added that heat and humidity alone wouldn't kill the virus if people don't continue to social distance.
Later asked to clarify, Bryan said this is not the kind of work he does in his lab, before the Trump jumped in and added, "maybe it works, maybe it doesn't work."