Globally, from September 2012 to date, WHO (World Health Organization) has been informed of a total of 228 laboratory-confirmed cases of infection with MERS-CoV, including 92 deaths.
ETDFL team are unable to test for this virus due to the extremely low prevalence of this disease. You need a sample or an infected person to be able to test via bio-resonance for the relevant frequencies. 92 deaths average over 2 years is 45 deaths per year from MERS, the number does not appear to be increasing. When you compare 45 deaths in almost 7 Billion people population, one can understand why it would be difficult to locate an infected person.
Over 1 Million people die each year from Malaria, which is by far a more devastating and terminal disease in the middle east (and Africa) than MERS. On 13 February 2013, WHO stated “the risk of sustained person-to-person transmission appears to be very low.”The cells MERS-CoV infects in the lungs only account for 20% of respiratory epithelial cells, so a large number of virions are likely needed to be inhaled to cause infection.
If one were unlucky to be one of the 114 in 7 billion people per year to be infected. then use the related SARS frequency set, which has been linked to MERS: SARS (Preventative): 0.06, 0.52, 15.17, 42.50, 125.71, 376.29, 514.35, 682.45, 759.83, 918.50
You have a better chance of dying from Malaria in the middle east than catching MERS, so people should follow the WHO advice and see this infection as been a very “low” priority. People should also do their own research about diseases, rather than believing the pharmaceutical company sponsored “hype” on the media, which serves to promote their latest plethora of drugs.
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