Dr. Joe you have covered all the bases. I thank God for you. This is a stretch. Because I am over careful, when I come home, I do not place my jacket in the closet anymore. Now I keep the clothes I wear outside in a separate place. I heard the virus lives on the ground too.
Celia, there's nothing wrong in keeping your jacket away from your other clothes, at least temporarily. The thinking at the moment is that the virus does survive for about 6 - 10 hours on surfaces. So if your jacket gets contaminated whilst you are out and about, you should be fine after about 10 hours. If you stretch it, maybe 12 hours
Very complete video!!! Thanks, I would also add that the Alcohol needs ideally %30 of water, because otherwise it evaporates too fast, that’s the fundamental function of water in that process…
Thank you Dr. for this useful information, you are life saver am really grateful f your teachings. You are a master of home hygienic. I pray to follow you to be become more and more better master of life on my channel . ❤️👌
Very useful video at a time when the whole world is cleaning it's important to be aware of chemical reactions. I heard that amonia and bleach also produce toxic reaction.
We did a lot of cooking last night and reminiscing about old times and I lost three pounds to maintain my weight at 165, which my doctor said was a good weight for me. And I am regaining the muscle I had lost.
I have some ACV in my smoothie everyday. That's one of the reasons I am not overly afraid of the latest virus. I just use soap and water to clean surfaces. The wife also wipes things down with bleach after cleaning. We cooked up Buster's meat for the month last night and then she wiped the kitchen down with the bleach.
Thanks Dr Joe as always for your very informative videos for us. I have one question can I use the 3% peroxide to clean my masks or is there something better?
@@babyboy2001 If they say, it's washable, I would rather you have it laundered rather than use a disinfectant on it. Buy a couple, so that you always have one available when one is washed and waiting to dry
So I thought I'd get back to you, Mr X based on a conversation I had with a colleague last night. Apparently with the shortage of the N95 masks, folks are now being asked to reuse the masks as you said. It's not ideal because they're designed as single use masks but we are living in extenuating circumstances with this pandemic. So, yes, you can use the hydrogen peroxide solution to sterilize your N95 masks. You will need to get a spray bottle though. Spray it on the outside and inside of the mask and hang it overnight in a clean place and you can use the mask the following morning. Desperate times, desperate measures...
When using either vinegar, alcohol or hydrogen peroxide, does it need to be mixed at a certain ratio with water, if so what is the ratio? Thank you for informative video!
The problem with mixing is you run into difficulties with dilution, Heidi. Either you buy already constituted alcohol percentage-wise for instance, or mix it in the proportion that I talked about in the video. It should be 60 - 80% alcohol concentration. Meaning you have to use pure isopropyl alcohol and you mix it with water (de-ionized water preferably) in a ratio of 60:40 or 70:30 or 80:20.
Ann, Ascorbate is ascorbic acid and ascorbic acid is Vitamin C. Those names are used interchangeably. Lemon water or ACV are not the same thing as ascorbic acid and they are not equal. Although lemon water has similarities to Ascorbic acid as lemon water has Vitamin C in it.
Hello again Doctor Joe, I would like to know if people trying to visit ill people are restricted from entering the hospitals? Do your hospitals have vacant rooms? I spent 36 hours in the ER at Barnes a year ago waiting to get a room from complications after the surgery. Now I am hearing that some hospitals are nearly vacant.
Obviously covid-19 has changed everything for now. All routine elective surgical procedures have been suspended until we have reached the peak of this epidemic. Nearly all hospital spaces are being held in reserve for a possible corona surge of patients. The only cases being admitted now for most hospitals are cancer cases and of course other emergencies. That's the clinical landscape for most hospitals as we speak. Covid-19 has put a lot of things on hold
@@drjoetvMD That's what I thought, the cure is worse than the disease. People are becoming increasingly sicker, because something might happen in the future. That is the goal of elites who believe there are to many people in the world. And although they are correct with our current level of consumerism, I am not ready to volunteer to help them achieve their goal. The Georgia Guidestones and Agenda 21 detail the Elites plans and goals to reduce the world population to 500 million and that was before robots and 3D printers.
Just to clarify the visit to the ER was a month after spending a week in the hospital. And the first 20 hours were spent stopping me from bleeding to death from a 10 inch scar that my family doctor mistakenly removed the clue. Interesting fact: We were stopped by police at the front door of the ER to ask if we had any guns or knives. Having entered an ER thousands of times that is the first time that has happened. It really highlighted the crazy times we live in nowadays.
It's good to see you are safe. You are a high risk to catch the virus with your high blood pressure and stressful job. Do you take any supplements like zinc, magnesium or vitamin D?
I have managed to avoid not getting infected so far despite the nature of my job as a medical doctor. It's early days yet but I am hoping it stays that way forever. Fingers crossed
@@drjoetvMD I have ordered some zinc and magnesium supplements and will take them until II feel the risk of catching the virus is minimal. We can now get vitamin D from the sun in St Louis and I believe sunshine is a key to good health. A couple of my doctors say I get to much sun, but as long as I don't burn I am willing to take that risk. And I have never felt comfortable with vitamin D supplements.
@@drjoetvMD I just deleted an email on humming. That's something I do that has No bad side effects. I need to do more of the humming and chanting. A plus is that people think you are crazy and tend to avoid you. All I know is that I feel my biological clock is ticking backwards despite what's happening in the world.
@@BusterABrown If there's anything I hate about winter, it is the lack of sun. It's pure joy when the sun is finally back on the horizon. You know something; you can overdose on Vitamin D supplements but you can't overdose on Vitamin D from the sun. Just wear skin protection cream if you are going to be exposed for a prolonged period
@@drjoetvMD I have an issue with the nanoparticle silicon dioxide in most sun creams. I rely mostly on a good tan and clothing to protect me from overexposure.
I did a video sometime last year sort of touching on the subject. The video didn't gain much traction meaning there probably isn't much interest on the subject. So I'll be reluctant to revisit the topic again unfortunately. Here's the video ua-cam.com/video/LDzNuiS02NQ/v-deo.html
Malt vinegar goes good on H Salt's fish and chips. We were just looking at some pictures of East St Louis last night when we were growing up and one was the restaurant.
Last I heard there were a few H Salt restaurants still in California. I don't eat fried food any more, but I would make an exception for an order of fish and chips.
Can soap alone not kill viruses . Since we are told that we should use soap to wash our hands and equally when washing our clothes in a washing machine! Thanks
Yes, soap alone can kill the virus, Abby. That is why we advise you wash your hands with soap and water. The problem is with surfaces, they will require disinfection.
Thank you Dr. Joe! I thought i knew everything about household cleaners and disinfectant....you taught me a few things.☺
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Dr. Joe you have covered all the bases. I thank God for you.
This is a stretch. Because I am over careful, when I come home, I do not place my jacket in the closet anymore. Now I keep the clothes I wear outside in a separate place.
I heard the virus lives on the ground too.
Celia, there's nothing wrong in keeping your jacket away from your other clothes, at least temporarily. The thinking at the moment is that the virus does survive for about 6 - 10 hours on surfaces. So if your jacket gets contaminated whilst you are out and about, you should be fine after about 10 hours. If you stretch it, maybe 12 hours
Thank you Dr. Joe, I was not aware of the 2 different hydrogen peroxide.
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Very complete video!!! Thanks, I would also add that the Alcohol needs ideally %30 of water, because otherwise it evaporates too fast, that’s the fundamental function of water in that process…
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Helpful video. But never heard of malt vinegar before I use bleach. Thanks so much Dr Joe and God bless you.
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Thank you Dr. for this useful information, you are life saver am really grateful f your teachings. You are a master of home hygienic. I pray to follow you to be become more and more better master of life on my channel . ❤️👌
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Very useful video at a time when the whole world is cleaning it's important to be aware of chemical reactions. I heard that amonia and bleach also produce toxic reaction.
Yes, that's correct, Hope Hope
We did a lot of cooking last night and reminiscing about old times and I lost three pounds to maintain my weight at 165, which my doctor said was a good weight for me.
And I am regaining the muscle I had lost.
I really cherish how you take your health seriously. I really admire your attitude. Seriously, I do. Keep it up
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I have some ACV in my smoothie everyday. That's one of the reasons I am not overly afraid of the latest virus. I just use soap and water to clean surfaces. The wife also wipes things down with bleach after cleaning. We cooked up Buster's meat for the month last night and then she wiped the kitchen down with the bleach.
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Thanks Dr Joe as always for your very informative videos for us. I have one question can I use the 3% peroxide to clean my masks or is there something better?
What type of mask are we talking about here, Mr X. Because most regular masks are single use and disposable. What type have you got?
@@drjoetvMD it's a kn95 five layer they told me it's washable but that I should sanitize it for more use
@@babyboy2001 If they say, it's washable, I would rather you have it laundered rather than use a disinfectant on it. Buy a couple, so that you always have one available when one is washed and waiting to dry
@@drjoetvMD Thank you so much Dr Joe
So I thought I'd get back to you, Mr X based on a conversation I had with a colleague last night. Apparently with the shortage of the N95 masks, folks are now being asked to reuse the masks as you said. It's not ideal because they're designed as single use masks but we are living in extenuating circumstances with this pandemic.
So, yes, you can use the hydrogen peroxide solution to sterilize your N95 masks. You will need to get a spray bottle though. Spray it on the outside and inside of the mask and hang it overnight in a clean place and you can use the mask the following morning. Desperate times, desperate measures...
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When using either vinegar, alcohol or hydrogen peroxide, does it need to be mixed at a certain ratio with water, if so what is the ratio? Thank you for informative video!
The problem with mixing is you run into difficulties with dilution, Heidi. Either you buy already constituted alcohol percentage-wise for instance, or mix it in the proportion that I talked about in the video. It should be 60 - 80% alcohol concentration. Meaning you have to use pure isopropyl alcohol and you mix it with water (de-ionized water preferably) in a ratio of 60:40 or 70:30 or 80:20.
@@drjoetvMD thank you for the clarification. Just wanted to make sure.
@@heidiives975 No worries
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Dr Joe, Is there a better Vit C to take then Ascorbate. Is lemon water or ACV EQUAL to Ascorbate. thanks
Ann, Ascorbate is ascorbic acid and ascorbic acid is Vitamin C. Those names are used interchangeably. Lemon water or ACV are not the same thing as ascorbic acid and they are not equal. Although lemon water has similarities to Ascorbic acid as lemon water has Vitamin C in it.
Hello again Doctor Joe,
I would like to know if people trying to visit ill people are restricted from entering the hospitals?
Do your hospitals have vacant rooms?
I spent 36 hours in the ER at Barnes a year ago waiting to get a room from complications after the surgery. Now I am hearing that some hospitals are nearly vacant.
Obviously covid-19 has changed everything for now. All routine elective surgical procedures have been suspended until we have reached the peak of this epidemic. Nearly all hospital spaces are being held in reserve for a possible corona surge of patients. The only cases being admitted now for most hospitals are cancer cases and of course other emergencies. That's the clinical landscape for most hospitals as we speak. Covid-19 has put a lot of things on hold
So on account of that, there will be vacant hospital spaces just waiting for possible covid-19 anticipated patient's use
@@drjoetvMD That's what I thought, the cure is worse than the disease. People are becoming increasingly sicker, because something might happen in the future. That is the goal of elites who believe there are to many people in the world. And although they are correct with our current level of consumerism, I am not ready to volunteer to help them achieve their goal.
The Georgia Guidestones and Agenda 21 detail the Elites plans and goals to reduce the world population to 500 million and that was before robots and 3D printers.
Just to clarify the visit to the ER was a month after spending a week in the hospital. And the first 20 hours were spent stopping me from bleeding to death from a 10 inch scar that my family doctor mistakenly removed the clue.
Interesting fact: We were stopped by police at the front door of the ER to ask if we had any guns or knives. Having entered an ER thousands of times that is the first time that has happened. It really highlighted the crazy times we live in nowadays.
@@BusterABrown Yes, Covid-19 is causing some kind of mayhem at the moment
It's good to see you are safe.
You are a high risk to catch the virus with your high blood pressure and stressful job. Do you take any supplements like zinc, magnesium or vitamin D?
I have managed to avoid not getting infected so far despite the nature of my job as a medical doctor. It's early days yet but I am hoping it stays that way forever. Fingers crossed
@@drjoetvMD I have ordered some zinc and magnesium supplements and will take them until II feel the risk of catching the virus is minimal. We can now get vitamin D from the sun in St Louis and I believe sunshine is a key to good health. A couple of my doctors say I get to much sun, but as long as I don't burn I am willing to take that risk. And I have never felt comfortable with vitamin D supplements.
@@drjoetvMD I just deleted an email on humming. That's something I do that has No bad side effects. I need to do more of the humming and chanting.
A plus is that people think you are crazy and tend to avoid you.
All I know is that I feel my biological clock is ticking backwards despite what's happening in the world.
@@BusterABrown If there's anything I hate about winter, it is the lack of sun. It's pure joy when the sun is finally back on the horizon. You know something; you can overdose on Vitamin D supplements but you can't overdose on Vitamin D from the sun. Just wear skin protection cream if you are going to be exposed for a prolonged period
@@drjoetvMD I have an issue with the nanoparticle silicon dioxide in most sun creams. I rely mostly on a good tan and clothing to protect me from overexposure.
Hello Dr. Joe, can you please do a video on lung embolisms? Thank you.
I did a video sometime last year sort of touching on the subject. The video didn't gain much traction meaning there probably isn't much interest on the subject. So I'll be reluctant to revisit the topic again unfortunately. Here's the video ua-cam.com/video/LDzNuiS02NQ/v-deo.html
Thanks for the info. Malt vinegar! Never heard of that! When can you buy that?
I do believe you can purchase it at any supermarket
You can use apple cider vinegar.
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Malt vinegar goes good on H Salt's fish and chips. We were just looking at some pictures of East St Louis last night when we were growing up and one was the restaurant.
Last I heard there were a few H Salt restaurants still in California. I don't eat fried food any more, but I would make an exception for an order of fish and chips.
Can soap alone not kill viruses . Since we are told that we should use soap to wash our hands and equally when washing our clothes in a washing machine! Thanks
Yes, soap alone can kill the virus, Abby. That is why we advise you wash your hands with soap and water. The problem is with surfaces, they will require disinfection.
Thank you Dr Joe...well appreciated!
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