Do you think it's safe to assume that I don't have covid?

[Anonymous]

last Thursday I hungout with my friend. The the next day he told me he has covid. On Saturday I tested myself and it was negative. I tested myself again today and it was also negative. Do you think it's safe to assume I don't have covid?

[Anonymous]

No it's not safe to assume that. Those tests are useless. The 'vaccine' is a fraud and equally useless. You could have the virus and be incubating it as we speak. It could be in your nose making it's way into your lungs. Instead of taking those useless tests I suggest you remember the only defense that you have... your immune system. Iodine, selenium, D3, K2, blackseed oil, vitamin C... nutrition. This is what you should have been focused on before. But if already infected then read below...

Search 'Dr. Mercola: Nebulized Peroxide'. You can take the time to read and learn, or listen to all of the liars calling this fake or a hoax. Or you can continue to rely on the corrupt testing and shots that are completely useless. The truth sets you free...

[gorydetails]

I think it’s safe to stop testing and stop worrying about it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, I'd say you're fine. Also, if you were vaccinated, even if you get it, it's not that bad.