NZ Ministry of Health do not have adequate data yet to understand the nature of who has been exposed to Covid 19 and
recovered; and must incorporate with the current ‘swab test’- “the antibody test (also called a serology test.) which
confirm all who develop immunity to Covid 19.WHY?We need to know who has actually developed immunity to the virus.We do not have these tools at present in the test protocolNZ Ministry of health is using only the nasal or throat swab test, which can ‘migrate’ from the nasal or throat in a few
days we are being advised.The current ‘nasal throat Swab’ coronavirus test look for the virus’ genetic material in a sample of mucus, which is
usually collected by a nasal or throat swab administered by a health care worker. and only diagnose a current infection.Whereas the antibody test (also called a serology test.) finds who develops immunity to Covid 19.It signifies that the person has been exposed to the virus long enough that their immune system has been responding to
it- which is the real gold standard now being used.
QUOTE; “Before the coronavirus started spreading in communities, there was just one type of test to detect an infection;
- the coronavirus test look for the virus’ genetic material in a sample of mucus, which is usually collected by a nasal
or throat swab administered by a health care worker,
What is this coronavirus antibody test?
Unlike other tests on the market, the antibody test (also called a serology test) does not diagnose a current infection.
“It signifies that the person has been exposed to the virus long enough that their immune system has been responding to
it,” Stenzel says.
It's important to remember: Many people who are infected with the coronavirus do not experience symptoms. And knowing
whether someone has been infected but wasn't sick can also pinpoint people who may be in the clear to return to
normalcy.
People who have already had the virus are “probably not going to be a danger to other people,” Stenzel explains.
Scientists are still working to better understand if and how the virus mutates, but Stenzel says the thought is that
those who have “been exposed to coronavirus and have developed immunity and have completely recovered, hopefully won't
get it again.”
Public health experts are also looking to serology tests to paint a more complete picture of how the virus spreads and
to better understand its fatality ratio. The CDC is developing its own serology test for this reason”. Unquote.
The following report here confirms that the current NZ Ministry of Health nasal throat swab test can be false negative
in several ways.
Proof is below; “A ‘negative’ coronavirus test result doesn’t always mean you aren’t infected”
This was found reported in China during their pandemic, and they resorted to ‘lung Xray’s’ to confirm that the patient
was seriously ill after so many confusing false negative swab results were repeatedly found occurring there.
And this also shows how false Swab testing is;
Quote; “A test developed by the researchers was able to detect 2019-nCoV in oral swab samples. But samples taken about 10 days
later did not have a positive result.”CEAC are on the record here;
CEAC have several times requested for “NZ Ministry of Health to be cautious” now more so with the virus testing
protocols beginning on 20th January 2020..
https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO2001/S00041/ceac-calls-for-ministry-of-health-to-be-cautious.htmCEAC calls for Ministry of Health to be cautious
Monday, 20 January 2020, 2:31 am
Press Release: Citizens Environmental Advocacy Centre
Monday 20th January 2020“CEAC calls for Ministry of Health to be cautious of mystery viral pneumonia spreading from China.”
For our public health and safety;CEAC is calling on Gov’t -Ministry of Health to carry out the following;NZ Ministry of Health do not have adequate data yet to understand the nature of who has been exposed to Covid 19 and
recovered.Ministry of Health must incorporate with the current ‘swab test’- “the antibody test (also called a serology test.)
which confirm all who develop immunity to Covid 19.To save citizens lives and avoid false negative throat nasal swab tests.
https://www.tvnz.co.nz/content/tvnz/onenews/story/2020/04/19/contact-tracing.html?auto=6150550268001'If you even have a sniffle or the slightest sore throat' get tested for Covid-19, PM urgesConduct full Covid 19 testing of all our citizens firstly and complete a full assessment of solid controlled ‘tracing of
the Covid 19’.We must have mass testing of all our community firstly to have a solid ‘robust tracing process’ to fight Covid 19.