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  • so supposing we hit the body with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light.

  • And I think you said that has a project, but you're gonna test it.

  • And then I said, supposing you brought the light inside the body in which you can do either through the skin or, uh, in some of the way.

  • And I think you said you're gonna test that two Sounds interesting, right?

  • And then I see the disinfectant, knocks it out in a minute, one minute.

  • And is there a way we could do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning?

  • Because, you see, it gets on the lungs, and it does a tremendous number of alongside.

  • Be interesting to check that, so that you're gonna have to use medical doctors with, But it sounds.

  • It sounds interesting to me, so we'll see.

  • But the whole concept of the light, the way it kills it in one minute that's Ah, that's pretty powerful.

  • I hope people enjoy the sun, and if it has an impact, that's great.

  • I'm just hearing this.

  • Not really.

  • For the first time, there's been a rumor that, you know, very nice rumor that you go outside of the sun or you have heat and it does have an effect on other viruses.

  • But now we get it from one of the great laboratories of the world.

  • I have to say, covers a lot more territory than justice.

  • This is this is probably an easy thing.

  • Relatively speaking for you, I would like you to speak to the medical doctors to see if there's any way that you can apply like and heat to cure.

  • You know, if you could and maybe you can maybe you can't again.

  • I say maybe you can Maybe you can't.

  • I'm not a doctor.

  • I'm like a person that has a good you know what?

  • Ever Have you ever heard of that?

  • The heat and the light relative to certain viruses?

  • Yes, but wrote to this virus that is a treatment.

  • Certainly fever is a good thing.

  • When you have a fever, it helps your body response.

  • But not as I've not seen.

  • I think that's a great thing to look at.

  • I mean, okay for your the president and people tuning into these briefings, they want to get information and guidance and want to know what to do.

  • They're not looking for.

  • I'm the president and your fake news.

  • And you know what I'll say to you.

  • I'll savory nicely.

  • I know you will.

  • I know you well, because I know the guy.

  • I see what he writes.

  • He's a total faker.

  • So are you ready?

  • You ready?

  • You ready?

  • It's just a suggestion from a brilliant lab by a very, very smart, perhaps brilliant man.

  • He's talking about son.

  • He's talking about heat and you see the numbers.

  • So that's it.

  • That's all I have.

  • I'm just here to present talent.

  • I'm here to present ideas because we want ideas to get rid of this thing.

  • And if he just good and if sunlight is good, that's a great thing, as far as I'm concerned.

so supposing we hit the body with a tremendous whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful light.

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冠狀病毒。醫生在白宮拒絕了特朗普的 "光熱 "想法 - BBC News (Coronavirus: Doctor rejects Trump's 'heat and light' idea at White House - BBC News)

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    林宜悉 posted on 2021/01/14
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