Comments on: 2009 Swine Flu versus 1918 Spanish Flu http://bulk-survival-food.com/2009-swine-flu-versus-1918-spanish-flu/318 Long Term Food Storage Blog - Freeze Dried Food and MRE Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:38:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Mrs Perry http://bulk-survival-food.com/2009-swine-flu-versus-1918-spanish-flu/318/comment-page-1#comment-5113 Mrs Perry Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:49:45 +0000 http://bulk-survival-food.com/?p=318#comment-5113 Thank you for the above information on the connection between swine flu and the spanish flu, it was informative. However, I feel there is a lot more these two flu strains have in common and should be looked into very very seriously, if not already being done so. There are a lot to do with a fully developed adult body, compaired to a much younger one and a much older adult body. One is not fully developed and at the other spectrum is, dare I say it deteriating. Therefore, if I can say, is the virus enjoying attacking a fully developed body, what attracks the viruses to it. There are plenty more that can be said, so I would be very interested if more information would be published. Thank you for the above information on the connection between swine flu and the spanish flu, it was informative. However, I feel there is a lot more these two flu strains have in common and should be looked into very very seriously, if not already being done so.

There are a lot to do with a fully developed adult body, compaired to a much younger one and a much older adult body. One is not fully developed and at the other spectrum is, dare I say it deteriating. Therefore, if I can say, is the virus enjoying attacking a fully developed body, what attracks the viruses to it.

There are plenty more that can be said, so I would be very interested if more information would be published.

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