A very strange coincidence between Corona and Golden Myanmar
Conoravirus is endemic in more than 40 countries around the world, and it is now known as Pendamic disease. But everyone knows that the World Health Organization (WHO) is actually threatening the world with a pandemic, except that it is not yet known as Pendamic, for fear of serious damage to the global economy.
Significantly, the death toll in Iran has risen dramatically, and in South Korea, the disease has spread beyond control. It has spread to Italy, which has nothing to do with China and has no contact with China, and is a major threat to all European countries.
But they are not so strange. The strangest thing is Myanmar. Myanmar is one of the countries with the most relations with China and the largest entry and exit point of China in the world.
Surprisingly, more than 70 percent of all the people on the U Pein Bridge are Chinese citizens who do not speak a single Burmese language.
If I speak Burmese, these people do not understand. I was confused as to whether I was on the U Pein Bridge or on the Great Wall of China, which means that China is the largest country in the world.
Some say that the coronavirus could not be detected in Burma due to a lack of measurable medical expertise. In fact, there are speculations that the disease may be spreading unnoticed in Burma. I used to think the same thing. It was around the end of January.
At present, the government health department can cover up for a period of time, either due to undiagnosed or deliberate cover-up.
In addition to its direct contact with China, Myanmar, one of the world’s largest trading partners, would have been infected by the end of January if it had been infected.
Even if the government health department could not measure the spread of the virus due to inexperience or lack of modern equipment, by the end of February, if there had been unplanned Burmese nationals infected since January, life would have been lost a month later.
But in this age of transparent media, it is remarkable that not a single Burmese has died from the virus.
Now, February is coming to an end. If the virus had not spread to Burma by mid-March, it would not have been easy for the virus to spread to Burma. The virus is spreading around the world, and if you ask why Burmese people are not infected, no one can say for sure. I can not say.
No medical scientist or scientist can say for sure why this extraordinary event took place.
It seems to be one of the strangest things in the world, and I do not know for sure because no one has done a thorough research on it, but if it does not spread to Burma by mid-March, I think one of the most unusual things is that there is a natural anti-coronavirus in the blood of the Burmese people.
It may be said that this idea is very strange, but it is very possible because it is one of the three most common anti-bodies found in the blood of most people in other parts of the world today. These three types of human antibodies are (Ede1-C10, Ede2-A11, Ede2-B7).
These three anti-bodies are not pre-existing in the blood of Burmese people as anti-coronaviruses.
Dengue, a mosquito-borne disease that spreads in filthy rags and even cat bites during the day, is rare in other developed countries and in cooler climates, but in hot and humid Myanmar it is a unique host disease.
These four viruses are (DENV1, DENV2, DENV3, DENV4). Whether you are sick or not. All four of these viruses infect the bloodstream.
Therefore, almost all Myanmar people always have these three antibodies (Ede1-C10, Ede2-A11, Ede2-B7) that protect against these four viruses.
These (anti-body) are Chinese, Japanese, Citizens of Italy, Korea, Germany, England, and the United States are not included. There may be more nationalities with less development and more monsoons. These antibodies are more likely to be present in the blood of Bangladeshis and Laotians.
These anti-bodies are not, in fact, anti-Wuhan coronaviruses. These are the three types of anti-bodies produced by the Burmese immune system to protect against the four types of dengue virus.
Dengue fever is a contagious disease that infects everyone in Burma, from children to adults, and is not uncommon in Burma, but it is not uncommon in the developed world.
Coincidentally, there is a single strand RNA virus in the virus that causes the common host dengue virus in Burma, and that one of the proteins on the surface may be unique and coincidental.
If it were similar, one of the three antibodies in the blood could have mistakenly attacked the Wuhan coronavirus and the flu virus, which is a very rare coincidence.
But I do not want to say for sure that I have not done any thorough research on this matter. Do not take it for granted that it is just an opinion.
I mean, if only this mid-March two-and-a-half-week period could not have spread to the Burmese people, then my assumptions would have been correct.
Whether or not these three antibodies in most of the Golden Burmese can protect against the coronavirus will be known in the next two and a half weeks. If the disease does not spread to Burma by mid-March, the Golden Burmese will be golden, because if they do not spread by this time, the virus will no longer be considered a threat to Burmese.
In fact, the disease is not contagious to Burmese. It may be contagious, but if I was right, the Wuhan virus, which enters the bloodstream of Burmese people, could come into contact with one of the three special anti-antibodies in Burmese blood and cause the virus to die in the blood of infected Burmese.
This is just my opinion, and I do not want it to be taken for granted that this is not a finding based on solid research, so we need to wait until mid-March to see if this is possible, and much more research is needed to understand why this is so.
In any case, in short
It is common in Korea….
Death toll rises in Iran….
Italy is in a hurry.
The zealous Wuhan virus
Great for Shwe Myanmar… ..
What is happening is very strange.
But it is too early to decide. Let us wait for a while, but I warn the Golden Burmese not to be complacent and not to step on the thorn in the side of luck.
(In the middle of March ရွှေ ကို Ko Shwe Wu Han…
If ရှင်သန် does not survive in Myanmar… ..
For the Golden Burmese… ..
At the beginning of April, it can be refreshed with Thingyan water.
Note. The last thing I want to say is that the disease is still a pandemic. Whether or not there is a pandemic in Burma depends on the good fortune of the Burmese people.
I always pray for the people of Burma to be the best I can be.
I wish you all good health and safety.
