Brain Damage From Masks CANNOT BE REVERSED

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:I was at the docs last week and when they took my vitals my oxygen levels were low (hovering around 89-90).  I pulled my mask down and the oxygen levels went up to 98 almost immediately.

If your oxygen levels go much below 80 after a certain period of time you start to get irreversible brain damage.

A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

As I said, my oxygen levels fell to 89 with the mask (98 without). But brain damage doesn't start until you get under 80- for a period of time, not just short term.) So I expect the masks are not causing wide-spread brain damage, but likely effect performance to some degree.

Peter1469 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:I was at the docs last week and when they took my vitals my oxygen levels were low (hovering around 89-90).  I pulled my mask down and the oxygen levels went up to 98 almost immediately.

If your oxygen levels go much below 80 after a certain period of time you start to get irreversible brain damage.

A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

As I said, my oxygen levels fell to 89 with the mask (98 without).  But brain damage doesn't start until you get under 80- for a period of time, not just short term.)  So I expect the masks are not causing wide-spread brain damage, but likely effect performance to some degree.  

I have no doubt that what you are saying is 100% accurate in regards to your oxygen levels. And totally agree that people wearing them could become impaired during that period, So it makes you wonder whether health professionals performance is being compromised due to their wearing of masks for long periods

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:I was at the docs last week and when they took my vitals my oxygen levels were low (hovering around 89-90).  I pulled my mask down and the oxygen levels went up to 98 almost immediately.

If your oxygen levels go much below 80 after a certain period of time you start to get irreversible brain damage.

A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

As I said, my oxygen levels fell to 89 with the mask (98 without).  But brain damage doesn't start until you get under 80- for a period of time, not just short term.)  So I expect the masks are not causing wide-spread brain damage, but likely effect performance to some degree.  

I have no doubt that what you are saying is 100% accurate in regards to your oxygen levels. And totally agree that people wearing them could become impaired during that period, So it makes you wonder whether health professionals performance is being compromised due to their wearing of masks for long periods  

I believe docs normally wear the cheap paper masks, and only when with patients )pre-COVID). The mask I was wearing was a thicker mask, still paper, but thicker than what you normally see. It would be interesting to see oxygen levels with the cloth masks.

Non-medical masks (for industrial uise) have vents in them to allow your CO2 to escape.

Peter1469 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:I was at the docs last week and when they took my vitals my oxygen levels were low (hovering around 89-90).  I pulled my mask down and the oxygen levels went up to 98 almost immediately.

If your oxygen levels go much below 80 after a certain period of time you start to get irreversible brain damage.

A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

As I said, my oxygen levels fell to 89 with the mask (98 without).  But brain damage doesn't start until you get under 80- for a period of time, not just short term.)  So I expect the masks are not causing wide-spread brain damage, but likely effect performance to some degree.  

I have no doubt that what you are saying is 100% accurate in regards to your oxygen levels. And totally agree that people wearing them could become impaired during that period, So it makes you wonder whether health professionals performance is being compromised due to their wearing of masks for long periods  

I believe docs normally wear the cheap paper masks, and only when with patients )pre-COVID).  The mask I was wearing was a thicker mask, still paper, but thicker than what you normally see.  It would be interesting to see oxygen levels with the cloth masks.  

Non-medical masks (for industrial uise) have vents in them to allow your CO2 to escape.  

I went to see the doc a couple of months back, they gave me one of those cheapy's to wear, when in with the doctor I took it off , she didn't mind , told me she had to wear hers because of protocol , it was like walking around with a paper bag over your head

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:

vege57 wrote:


A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

As I said, my oxygen levels fell to 89 with the mask (98 without).  But brain damage doesn't start until you get under 80- for a period of time, not just short term.)  So I expect the masks are not causing wide-spread brain damage, but likely effect performance to some degree.  

I have no doubt that what you are saying is 100% accurate in regards to your oxygen levels. And totally agree that people wearing them could become impaired during that period, So it makes you wonder whether health professionals performance is being compromised due to their wearing of masks for long periods  

I believe docs normally wear the cheap paper masks, and only when with patients )pre-COVID).  The mask I was wearing was a thicker mask, still paper, but thicker than what you normally see.  It would be interesting to see oxygen levels with the cloth masks.  

Non-medical masks (for industrial uise) have vents in them to allow your CO2 to escape.  

I went to see the doc a couple of months back, they gave me one of those cheapy's to wear, when in with the doctor I took it off , she didn't mind , told me she had to wear hers because of protocol , it was like walking around with a paper bag over your head

When my gym reopened last September you only had to wear the mask when coming and going (or going to the restroom). Recently they changed that policy: now you have to wear the mask unless you are doing cardio or swimming. I do resistance training (weights) at high intensity and the mask sucks big time doing that- I get lightheaded often. I suppose the people lifting weights who spend 80% of their time resting between sets (and playing with their cell phones) don't have a problem with it.

Peter1469 wrote:
Non-medical masks (for industrial uise) have vents in them to allow your CO2 to escape.  

the industrial type...the white with blue backside...have plastic in them. Long term wear kills brain cells. A little at a time so that you aren't aware of what has happened.

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:I was at the docs last week and when they took my vitals my oxygen levels were low (hovering around 89-90).  I pulled my mask down and the oxygen levels went up to 98 almost immediately.

If your oxygen levels go much below 80 after a certain period of time you start to get irreversible brain damage.

A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

How do you know there aren't?

Texas has just lifted mask mandates for all state building with the exception of hospitals, nursing homes, and places that actually make sense.  Students don't have to wear masks to public schools. My 19 year old is happy. He attends a state technical school. I work in a lot of state buildings. That will be nice.

so many little tyrants in cities and states don't want to give up their power.

Elizabeth Theus wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Peter1469 wrote:I was at the docs last week and when they took my vitals my oxygen levels were low (hovering around 89-90).  I pulled my mask down and the oxygen levels went up to 98 almost immediately.

If your oxygen levels go much below 80 after a certain period of time you start to get irreversible brain damage.

A mask is something I would only wear for a short time , if masks caused that much irreversible damage, there would be thousands of brain damaged health workers out there ?

How do you know there aren't?  

If your oxygen levels go below 80 for a period of time (I am not sure how long), yes you will get pernament brain damage. And die if lower than that.