Thursday, July 22, 2021

Latex Binding Capacity and Coronavirus Prevention Strategy

My bone of contention is Coronavirus is artificial and does not have a biological mother with bonding capacity and it needs a vehicle like adenovirus to provide a biological hydrogen bonding capacity.

ACE receptor is the biological receptor for adenovirus and has served it's biological role in evolution.

The evolution has surprises for us and whether that surprise belongs to rRNA causing havoc is my survey target.

Like an antibody I need a biological agent to prove my theory in evolution (not complicated) but simple and realistic.

All plants which have secretary agents prevent the bark from being pieced and insects boring into the stem and harming the core of the stem.

Whether the plant is big or small (at rRNA level) is immaterial,here.

Rubber is a good example of it's milk or latex strategy in the biological system.

My discussion here is latex of Koss or Jack Tree which we destroyed for commercial purposes.

Artocarpus heterophillis is the first named tree (by British authors of yesteryear) in the Peradeniya Botanical Garden, as you enter.

Peradeniya garden has gone into commercial endeavours and neglected local research.

My theory here is for them to engage in and disprove.

I combine rubber sponge as a vehicle to take jack latex or Kohalla in combination and mop all the  hospital beds or other nursing surfaces and see whether one can collect the Coronavirus virus load to 50% capacity without the aid of adenovirus ACE receptors.

The presumption here is the ACE is saturated and there are plenty of Coronavirus particles lying around waiting for a passerby to get attached.

Now my comparison of Coronavirus is to plastics which is artificial not natural.

Plastics and rubber makes a good combination binder in commercial capacity to wrap all  game consoles to be drop proof when playing a game one handed, eating a Waraka Madulla (the juicy soft wrapping of Koss Ata or Jack seeds) with the other (in Colombo high rising complexes).

Now if the free Coronavirus is not bound to the sponge rubber with jack latex it is my sure proof of artificial ingredient being in my sample of testing.

The contamination assured.

I must remind you that, Chinese do Wet Market Research without any contamination at all, by wearing rubber gloves and with this Bat Woman leading the research protocols, we are fully assured  global protection and NO global contamination.

If we prove that jack latex can be used to remove rRNA  (Our Kussi Ammas or housemaids can be trained as an export commodity to do that in China and Korea) by 50% efficiency, provided that it is a natural biological entity seen in the wild in abundance, it will be our top export commodity (not the virus but the housemaids).

We can promote our coconut oil industry as a subsidiary  to remove extra or stuck up Kohalla.

It is a boost for both coconut and jack of trades industry.

The rubber for the sponge is imported to establish global or foreign connections.

The problem is we have to start planting coconut and jack trees for this industry, *The Kohalla Industry* to come off the ground.

No problem at all, the Coronavirus will last at least another 50 years (like we have morgaged our assets for 100 year terms to China, this is only a half of that time, by that time I have kicked off from this planet to be born in another galaxy where they have perfected virus free communities).

While this is happening our University Researchers should test all the trees left after vandalisation by politicians to discover more potent and potential  latex varieties to mop the balance 50% of the rRNA.

I do not believe the detergents reduce the virus load except virus particles are displaced to another place to be modified with more virulent emerging (at drop of a hat).

My attempt is to reduce the virus load by burning mopped up virus since the rubber mop with jack latex embedded is easy to burn releasing simple biological agents not plastic related dioxines.

Any good ideas, to ponder?

I am waiting anxiously.


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