BUY IT NOW!: H7N9 Pandemic Will Spark Run On CHG.

CHG forms an invisible barrier on the skin and kills the influenza virus for multiple HOURS after washing with it. (see the item links below)

The current H7N9 Bird Flu fear mongering may have some basis in fact, as evidenced by Congress' new taxation and massive over-funding of the Flu Vaccine Injury Trust Fund.

As such, we have identified  Chlorhexidine Gluconate (CHG)  as the most unobtrusive and cost effective bird flu risk mitigation item to purchase before the pandemic panic begins. CHG has been around for nearly 60 years and is used as a surgical scrub, and infection control agent. It is also used in some dental rinses / mouth washes.

CHG is strongly attracted to the skin and mucous membranes. In essence, CHG forms an invisible glove that kills encapsulated viruses and a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi. It once required a prescription, but now is available over the counter. Outside of the medical industry, it is used by police and other first responders as a line of defense against picking up infections on the job.

Given the limited existing market for CHG, it will very quickly become unavailable  once a concerned general public becomes aware of the product and the significant advantages it offers during a Flu pandemic.

Below we have listed several Amazon links to purchase  Chlorohexidine Gluconate; the most common medical name-brand being Hibiclens. If you purchase through the links below we receive an advertising credit from Amazon, which helps offset website costs.

We have also listed veterinary sources for  Chlorhexidine Gluconate. Based on the large number of dog deaths reported in China, we suspect that pets may be come a significant vector for the spread of H7N9 flu. Dogs (especially the nose and paw pads)  may be exposed to the virus from bird droppings, other animal markings, and or direct contact with other dogs . If you have ever purchased a pet shampoo from your veterinarian it likely contained CHG. The gallon sized vet products shown below typical are used at 2 teaspoons per gallon of water as a shampoo; vets also use the product to clean and disinfect their examination rooms.

As always, it is wise to seek advice from one's doctor and/or vet prior to using any medicinal product.

Medical Chlorhexidine Gluconate




Veterinary Chlorhexidine Gluconate

A Radioactive Blue Siamese Feline Flees From Fukushima Fallout Fog

At 7 seconds into the Fukushima video below you will see a blue point Siamese cat run for cover as Fukushima's deadly radioactive steam approaches. Had TEPCO not installed radiation absorbing Nagalene Beta shields on the camera, the video would have also featured psychedelic flashes across the screen.

One of the most interesting aspects of this video is that Fukushima Diary is reporting that TEPCO admits that source of the radioactive steam is heated radioactive water. The POTRBLOG team has been pointing out for a long time that the source of high short half life radiation raining down on the USA is from the natural Radon steamed out of the Japanese ground water from events like the one shown below. Of course all the nasty artificially created Fukushima Fallout products tag along with that Radon, making it much like a canary in a coal mine. STAY OUT OF THE RAIN!

Hat tip to Majia's blog for first alerting us to the recent radioactive steam emission.



This following video gives the detail on how the Fukushima "fog" makes it to the USA and is detected as short half life radiation.

If you can't handle nature. . .

I have a weak stomach. That's why I'm not a doctor, or a vet, or even much of a nurse to ailing family members. I feel for the emergency workers that had to treat this woman.

But to all you Peta-tics out there! Hey! This happens to some poor animal MANY times, EVERY DAY in nature.

The wounds inflicted when a chimpanzee attacked 55-year-old Connecticut woman last week were apparently so gruesome that Stamford Hospital announced it was offering counseling services to the doctors, nurses and surgeons who spent seven hours treating the victim.

Never fear though, Congress has swung into action, pushing a ban on owning primates as pets. Hmmm, wonder if the bill says anything about banning primates in Congress?