Masks: The Science & Myths. BANNED FROM YOUTUBE.

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I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm going to go to the next room. I'm a surgeon. I've been on masks for 40 years in my life. Until now, until 2020, I never heard that masks made a difference to Bible transmission. This is a new narrative. I'm going to tell you, I think this is a nonsense narrative. You don't need a medical degree and you don't need a lot of science background to figure this out. A little common sense goes a long way. This is a little meme I got early on in this whole thing. And it shows a guy in an era of face masks. This is the kind of mask that we're being told you have to wear in the hospital for the protection of patients in yourself. Here's a guy who's doing drywall. He's putting up, you know, the same thing, and builds buildings. He's putting up drywall. And drywall particles are 10 microns. Okay, the coronavirus is 0.1 microns. You can see what this does to drywall. Do you really think of the beauty of this picture is that we can see drywall particles. The problem is you can't see the coronavirus. But this is very obvious. And it's not just that it's getting through the mask. It's not protecting you at all. But look at where it's going. The mask is actually acting almost like a Venturi effect. And the particles are around the guy's nose. And I'm going to talk about later that maybe pertinent because we're finding out masks. I've said before, I said the strongest argument for mask wearing is it sounds good. The strongest argument against mask wearing is it doesn't work at all. But it actually might even be worse than that. Now, this was sent to be my friend who's an anesthesiologist. And this is the box the mask came in. By the way, you have a box similar out there. I just read the same thing. And it says right on the box of these earloom masks. These masks do not provide protection against COVID or other viruses and contaminants. They're like, never looked at this before. You know, oceanals about this. Now, size matters when it comes to viruses and masks. Okay. Just to put this in perspective, the what we're dealing with are the smallest groups of viruses. We're not saying masks don't work for everything. Masks are designed basically for tuberculosis. And they work for these things. The tuberculosis is a big, globular, Michael Bacterium. But it doesn't work for these tiny, tiny viruses. So, coronavirus is in the family like rhino virus, adenovirus, influenza. These are the seasonal respiratory viruses that come around every year. And the one you should look at, smallpox. Okay. I got interested when I was on a committee looking at defense stuff. I'm worried about smallpox. Smallpox is the most deadly disease known to mankind. Now, in the 20th century, smallpox killed more people than all the wars put together. I think if we could have masked it away, we would have done so. Unfortunately, and that's a bigger virus particle than this. So, next. This is just an overview of masks. You have to have a mask to get into a hospital. That's why it's the hospital. I'm a mask player here. The guy on the left is a surgeon. We're going to talk about surgical masks. Surgeable masks, for earlier, for two reasons. It's to prevent blood and fluids to splash on us. And it's to prevent us from accidentally drilling in the wound. I love the mask on the top. That's an OSHA M95 mask. So, there are two types of M95 masks. The one on the bottom is a medical M95 mask, where it says TV. The one on the top is the OSHA M95 mask. And that's for industrial use. I like the guy doing drywall. Now, it's great. These masks are rated to filter out 95% of 0.3% or bigger micron dust. But that's one way out. So, you know, if you think you're protecting your neighbor, when you blow out, you're just blowing out whatever you have in your system up to the air. In contrast, now, this is a very serious mask on the bottom, the TV mask there. That's what we're putting nurses in now for eight hours of shift in the ICU. So, I'm going to tell you, these are somewhat hateful to wear. I probably had to wear one three times in my life for surgery. It's not very common. But people that expect of TV wear this mask. And here's the thing. As a physician, here's what we do. When you're in the hospital, these things come in sizes. So, it's not just you just put them off the shelf and wear them. It's size to you, just like shoes. You're taught by the infectious disease, and there's how to put them on. And we know how to take them off sterilely, so we don't contaminate the environment around us. What do we see people doing to take the mask off the pillow on the dinner table with the phone on it? This is not going to get us anywhere. No, next slide. The other mask, by the way, they were just speeding up common sense. Now, we're cutting off my slides, unfortunately. But this is the first myth of mask wearing is that all you hit is all the time. I know that it doesn't screen out everything. But I'm sure I can tell it's screened out. I'm not coughing and sneezing on people. And that must make a difference, right? That's a myth. Here's a, I got this from a doctor, from Patrick Wood. I got this by permission. And he's a anesthesiologist, Dr. Todd. And he's vaping in a mask. Now, this is a surgical mask, and I'll make this surgeon's joke that he's an anesthesiologist, so he's wearing his mask to lose sight of the anesthesiologist. But I'll go back to him. So this mask, you can see, it does exactly what we're told to do. It screens out. He's keeping that surgeon from spitting anything into the wound. Nothing's going out to the front, but what's it doing? It's going out to the sides. And I can tell you that even if you tighten up that mask, it will go out to the sides, right? And I know this, because when you're a medical student, and you're taught how to behave in an operating room, what's the first thing they do when you're supposed to teach out of sneeze? You know, people might not think about that. But you're holding a retractor, and the surgeon's doing this thing, and you can't move, and now you feel like you want to sneeze. And what you want to do is you want to go like this and get as far away from them as you can. But they tell you, don't do that. Because you'll blow out the side of your mask right into the outer field. So we know these things do not. They're not, dramatically sealed. They do not even collect sneezes. And so, what, what, what, what, what, think about, the other thing is Dr. Blaleck points out in his video that this comes from, think about walking down, they see, they hand you one of these masks to go into the, the early mask to go into a grocery store, right? But think about what you're doing, if you really were infectious, you'd be walking down, all this plumage would come out and infecting all the dials of food. So now let's go to the next mask. Now this is more the kind of mask that you see people walking around. I don't know about you, but I've never seen one of these masks until the COVID outbreak. This is something that industries now at least make a profit on by making these masks. And they're a more form fit cloth, multi-layer mask, right? So what you see here is, he's behaving in this mask, it now is not leaking around the side. It's, but your breath is taking the path of least resistance, it's going right out the front. So I'll have how protected is he, and also let the member of the Chinese saying, it gets into your eyes, he's protecting himself. Okay, now somebody sent me this little meme on the right. It says, this is what birologists wear to protect themselves from virus, but don't worry, you're bad at it. I'm working. I got that, and I thought that was pretty funny, but I said, you know what? I want to look and see what the really latest is in the bio-earns left. So I looked at Winnipeg, which is by the way, is a key player in this whole thing, I think. And Dr. G, from China, who's now somewhere behind the band who curtain, who's also a key player, that's her. Sitting at the corona lab in Winnipeg, and I can actually ran into somebody that knows that's her. Anyway, that's what she's wearing. Now, there's the actual coronavirus lab in Wuhan. Okay? They're not wearing bandanas, they're not wearing masks. They're taking, that's what real birologists do. They can't be protected otherwise. Now, let's just hit the next one. Now, here's the second myth of mask wearing. And this is actually our rid of this, by this doctor's actually an infectious disease doctor out west. And I read this, this is an, like, the non-medical term, but just the newspaper sign. But she said, she says, by having a mask over your face, it filters out the majority of viral particles. So even if you do get exposed to COVID, you're going to get very little virus in. And if you get COVID, you'll get less scent. You know, if that violates what her own literature is saying. Okay? I mean, the principle that there's less virus, less illness. We actually used to believe that there took a lot of virus to produce an illness. But that is a flaw based on the way we used to do the testing, the serious science. But now we believe, and that's her literature, one by right, one influenza droplet can cause you to get the influenza and six adenovirus. So these are very, very small numbers. We're down to, basically, it's one part of what can give you disease. But here's the next thing about it actually filtering out the majority of particles. In addition to what I just showed you, Dr. Todd, let's see the next one. So serious scientists did things like this. This is from the Maryland Institute of Applied Environmental Health in 2013. And they actually put people with influenza in a hermetically sealed container. They put them in different kinds of masks that they had in breathing. And a couple of things that comes out of this in some other similar studies. The first thing is, yes, it does keep the big particles in. Okay? What gets out are the very small particles. And here's the catcher. When they actually cultured these things, they found the big particles don't have live virus in it. So there's tiny particles that have a live virus in it. So your mask is saving all this dead virus and you're letting a live stuff go. And, yes, so the next one is the fly. Now this is also reproduced in less technical way. Dr. Kim in South Korea, he had coldened patients. He put them in a special hermetically sealed room, certain medallation. And he had them cough repeatedly into an area standard distance for petri dishes for environment or viral media. And he did it with a surgical mask, cloth mask, no mask. And although there was a little bit of diminution in the number of actual cultures that grew, it wasn't appreciable. It's not going to stop people from getting infected. Whether you wear one or not, you coughed out infectious material that we could culture in real world scenarios. Now if you're going to read one article on masks, this is the one I would read. It does rank or, and you know he's probably right to disease being censored. It does rank or is a form of physics professor Ottawa. And physics, I mean fluid dynamics is part of physics. And he looked at the fluid dynamics of air and viruses. And what he showed is that these little particles that we're talking about, these little particles, they are in part their air fluidity. They're all around us. We live in like a fish bowl of viruses all around us. And that they don't sell by gravity usually and they bounce around things. And in fact, so here's his point. If the virus is, even if you believe that masks work 100%, if you're surrounded by viruses, quote, even the slightest momentary facial mistreat of a mask, renders the mask or respiratory, arrest rate entirely irrelevant. Okay. And this is a poster that when this came out, now this is what they want you to think the world is like. And when this poster came out by first, the reaction is, that's not science, that's a made up number. Because you don't get science, it gives you a number like 60. And you can see how the only thing they've got right here is that the big particles are dropping out as you go across in a small part of particles go a little farther. But see how they magically dissolve before the blue guy? It just doesn't work that way. And I was right when I said this was made up. So another physicist, Lydia Baruba, who's at MIT, and she is a fluid dynamic, says she did a study. And she showed through high speed film and a bunch of other things. She watched this stuff go out from just people breathing 27.2 feet. Now that's a real number. You know, that's something I can believe. So this is just nonsense. This is the way the world really works. Well, this got cropped off. But it's supposed to be a big black screen with lots of little white particles that actually are the viruses. And you're standing in the middle of it. And so quite frankly, now let me back out and say, as we've heard, that doesn't mean that because mass work, there's nothing else. We've already heard there's early treatments. But the other thing is we know that environmental mitigation works. I mean, humidity works. You be worse. Air circulation. Lots of things work to the humidity is huge for dropping viruses out of the air flow. So we know about environmental changes that make a difference. But this is just, you know, come on. You don't need to be a scientist to realize how silly this is. This is what I've seen a lot of time. My husband, last night or two nights ago, went in to get some takeout food in a restaurant. He sat at the bar. And the bartender said, so, so, he says, isn't this stupid? You have to wear a mask to come in here. But then you can immediately take it off and sit at the bar and sit at the restroom. How can this, you don't need a science background to understand that that's nonsense? I mean, this is, they can't be doing anything. Now, there's another myth out there, and that that's, we've got tons of literature that show these things work. I've actually tried to look at that literature. And I found that it falls under two categories. The first category is lots of studies that show that masks creating some particles. And they give you a lot of stuff that sounds very good about how they screen particles. But again, I just showed you that's not really relevant because it's not screening enough particles to make a difference. And it's not screening the right particles. But then there's a new class. And because they don't really have, they haven't had studies that show it makes a difference where it really counts. What we really want to know is if I wear masks, does it change the course of the illness? Can we see a real epidemiologic impact here? And so they tried to do this with this article. And this is, right up with Dr. Tadar was saying, you know, I think this is not just bad science. This has been criticized. The proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, period, very heavy shooting journal. And it's been rounded around the criticize by other people that looked at all the details. But I can just say it could not have been, this is beyond just being bad, you know, sloppy science. This is actually fraudulent. You know, here's a curve. And you've heard previously about the curve of seasonal illness. You just saw one. Dr. Ursula had this curve of seasonal illness. So they're claiming these people wrote the article that all that curve is a result of what they did in New York City. See, they did social distancing, didn't work, so the curve went up. Stay at home, kind of works, so the curve flattened out. Masked, oh, masked really worked because they're pushing a mask. Rest of the work will see the curve went down. But watch this. This is the Sweden death curve. It's the same down swan. Sweden had 6000 deaths. The worst death place to be in the world is in New York City. So, and I could put up France, I could put up Nigeria, I could put up Arkansas, they all have seasonal death curves. So to say that that is, you know, that's such a blatant scientific fallacy and filisabely fallacy, the idea that, because some, you know, post-hoc, air-droproctor-hoc, because something happens before something else, it caused it. I mean, I was born two weeks before Eisenhower was elected, I don't think I got him elected. That sounded nice to him. And there's lots of literature about this. Okay, but here's one of my favorite pieces of literature just came out from the CDC this summer. And this was in May of 2020 in their old journal. And what they were looking at was influenza, which is a very similar type of virus, the way it spreads, et cetera, same size. And they tried to look at things they could do to curb community spread, and they looked at mass wear and handwashing and disinfecting your environment. And guess what? None of it made a difference. Next. And this is the one the CDC says, this is the only randomized controlled trial of cloth masks. It was published in the British Medical Journal. And this is interesting, because this kind of brings me back to that first picture of the guy with the drywall. They looked at cloth masks, and this is a hospital workers, by the way. This is in the hospital. And they looked at surgical masks, cloth masks, and nothing. And what they found is you see the penetration rate of the masks. I mean, they're not really doing a lot. But when they looked at people who were sick, more of the masks, they were getting a viral illness of 13. In other words, they were getting sick. 13 times more than the people not wearing the mask. Now, I can't completely explain that. But it goes along with some other things we're seeing. That's a problem. Let's go to the next. And this goes along with what just came out. This is from a CDC from July. And they show that 85% of people that have COVID, that came out with COVID in July, reported always for usually wearing a mask. 85%. 3.9% said they never wore a mask. And it's about the same amount of control. The other big myth here is that there's no risk to mask wear. And I'm going to tell you there's a lot of risk to mask wear. Not the least of which is your carbon dioxide buildup. Now, actually, I found out something looking at this that after four hours of surgical masks, older surgeons, had some cognitive deficits that they've discovered. I guess many anesthesia's removed. But this is the OSHA standards for carbon dioxide buildup, or carbon dioxide levels. And in our atmosphere when we're working, and they're looking at the bill except just a thousand. I have a friend who's an intern. She puts little monitors in masks. And she found 10,000 in these highly restrictive masks. If you're having any chest pain, I highly recommend you take the mask off because you want the best oxygen and low acid to get. But here's what really bothers me is the highest risk of masks. We had a generation of children that we are terrorizing. We're putting them in masks. Children learn to be human beings. They learn to grow up and socialize because they can read faces. And we're taking that away. And we're giving this in this encodate fear of the world around them. You can't explain to a 40-year-old. I'm not going to go crazy if you put me in a mask. But this is damaging in generation. And this may walk into the next generation. We have to stop it just for this. Next slide. In a moment of clarity, Dr. Fauci said he wears the mask because he's symbol of good behavior. But let me tell you about this. This was another physicist whose a big famous institution. And he pointed this out. I'm from Railroad Country. When the Chinese came over to work, the railroads, they were Han Chinese. But they came over with this manchu queue. It's called the manchu queue that bright. Why? Because they were comforted by the manchu. And as a sign of submission, they had to wear that braid. And then he put up the mask. And then Dr. Fauci said, well, masks aren't really suitable for... They're not suitable for buying medical care to patients, i.e. they don't really work. But they do rely on people not to touch their fat masks. To echo the last speaker, I find it just disgusting as an American who believes in liberty. I think you're going to mandate on where a mask is so I don't touch my face. Let's think about that. And here's all you need to know. Mast mandates are for us little people because the city of D.C. they don't... They exclude their people. Wisconsin Governor Exempts there. I think Ohio, Kansas, a bunch of government governments are going to find it's just not practical. But all their workers to be a mask. So they're exempting themselves. I don't have a problem with that. Just exempt me too. Yeah. And you know, if you are said in politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way. So it's no myth, and I'm going to conclude here, masks don't control viruses. They control you. And Beaterman was a psychologist at the Korean War of Veterans that had been in prison war camps. And he showed this whole idea of brainwashing with simple psychological manipulation. And one of them was enforcing trivial demands. I can't think of something more trivial than this. Now, you may think it's just a mask, you know. And that's why I'm here talking because I have the next generation of my boys. I don't want them to live their life in a mask. Because it's not just a mask. It may be soft like a ballerina slipper. But what it actually is, it's George Orwell's food on the human face forever. Unless we take this off now. So, thank you very much. Dr. Marrett. Thank you so much for bringing such clarity to this subject. I'm a physician like you are, and I'm also an attorney, and the civil liberties aspect is actually why I started to speak out. It's so frightening what's happening. I just want to go over a couple of things. You're a surgeon. You strike your life in masks. So, you, you saw a lot of things here. One is that, you know, even if the mask is worn properly, you show that the smoke escapes. But I want to, I want to read it again. The ones that are now selling, that people wearing, like bandanas, and the new ones that are covering, it goes out further. It goes right through the mask, because, and this is the problem of the golf ball going through the tennis net. And they try to downplay that, but you can demonstrate it. I mean, I was at, I was at a, um, an unmasked rally the other day, and a guy who does industrial arts just brought some dummies, and he showed this very simply. This doesn't take high level science to do. It goes right through the mask. It's just a principle. And one of the things I didn't mention is that when they did the testing, even worn properly, when you cough and sneeze, you exceed the, the flow that those mask, those N-95 masks are rated for. And they, they recognize that now. You made another really important point. I think it's logical. It, it seems common sense to people to think, oh, I've less virus, I've less chance to get an ill, which is why we scientists believe that for a long time. And again, just to reiterate for everybody, you know, yes, you might capture viruses that are attached to, you know, a spit droplet, right? But other viruses coming out. So again, it just, you just need a little bit of virus to get, just need a little bit of virus to get sick. I mean, really, again, this is about your personal immunity and the world around you. And, you know, and to me, this, using masks is like, this is the metaphor, I think. You don't want your house to flood, and you've got a bunch of houses in a floodplain. So you're going to build little domes around every house. No, let's just do the upstream dam, okay? So that's what the problem is. We're trying to mask off everybody in a river. Right. I didn't want to say that people should be a large, that just one little bit of virus can make you sick. It's simply that the way we don't get sick on a regular basis is by having a healthy immune system. And that if you block, you know, three virus from coming out, or there's another hundred that are coming out, you haven't really helped yourself. In fact, we're concentrating on something that's distracting us from doing the right test to help people. Yeah, and you were saying that if we really wanted to do something, because I think part of what's going wrong is Americans really want to do something, so they think they're helping everyone else, but putting on masks. But you were saying that there's other environmental things that we could do, like, you need to do that. Right. You know, I tell everybody this. First of all, vitamin D deficiency is what the Indonesians showed was critical. Only 4% of people in the Indonesians study that were sick in the ICU and dying had a D level above 30. Take vitamin D, you can't get it from the sun. Zinc, they just came out. 50% of the people that are very sick with this have zinc deficiency. This is again, simple to do. You know, good food, clean air, but humidity, the absolute humidity, is the number one predictor of flu outbreak. So you've metify your house, fresh air. And I want to emphasize, I stand with you in solidarity about what we're doing to our children. It's very destructive to the children's mental health, well-being, and also just the creating of fear in our children. Thank you so much for bringing up our last point. Thank you.