Gordon wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 7:19am:



It's most likely not Coronavirus.

So, I go to chemist warehouse yesterday, to get a couple scripts for future in case they run out etc.
I notice something different to the norm, a security guard at the exit/entry checking everyone’s items and receipts.
Hmmm, something had happened to warrant that.
Has anyone gone into their chemist warehouse to notice that also?
Just wondering.

Now, I go to Woolies, I’m low on vegemite, oh, it’s all gone!
I thrown my hand up in exasperation as in wtf.
I think honey, and only sh.t mixed blossom honey or expensive ones are left. Again I throw my hand up in exasperation.
Then I go to buy coffee pods for my caffitality coffee machine, and there’s none!!! Again my hand goes wtf!

Eggs, what a f. n mess, what’s happened there?
Looks like a stampede of buffaloes went through them! All over the place with some eggs broken.
I ended up buying more expensive eggs.

Cat food, the type she likes, is non existent!
Kitty litter is just that horrible rocky one left.
I might go get sand from beach one day soon instead.

I managed to get dish washing liquid albeit half all gone.

All baby stuff completely gone.

SR and plain flour were slim for the pickings too.

Packet cakes almost all gone, as are sweet and dry biscuits and crackers.

It will be interesting next week to see how the supermarket shelves look.
It’s just getting worse each and every week.

Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 8:48am:


Even if scientifically proven?
Have you even bothered to check out about Sambucol?

And what is so “retarded” about vitamin C???

Remember the early sailors suffered and died with scurvy? All it took to fix that was Viramin C.

Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 8:58am:


Here’s some useful information about elderberry.
And just like any food nuts berry we ingest, always in moderation.

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/elderberry

Also concerning is our foods are lacking the nutrients they once had.
There used to be a fruit and vegetable basket vitamin count that was done decades ago, comparing vitamins in goods each year, and it was showing depletion, but strangely they don’t do that anymore?

Here is a link explaining about our soil and food with depletion of vitamins etc

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/soil-depletion-and-nutrition-loss/

Ask the serious question, why so much illness then?
Are our foods good enough?

Why 100 years ago 1 in 100 people got cancer, it’s now 1 in every 3 !
They say prevention is better than cure.

My husband and I have made a pact, we don’t care what it costs to take supplements, we rather do that than be ill and live on prescriptions.
Margaret Fulton is a perfect example. She is a famous cook, with a myriad of published cook books, only recently passed, age 94, she said she wasn’t on any prescription and took supplements.
Here she was, a good food cook expert, and still knew the importance of supplements.

I want to be like her 
I always  cook with fresh food from scratch too.
To me, chicken doesn’t taste like I remember as a kid. My parents used to have chooks and we have our own incredible tasty natural meals.
Both my parents were amazing cooks. They had been asked decades ago to cook for Restaurants but they declined because of a business they already built up.

Sophia wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 8:43am:


We've always had guards at the door here in Perth.

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 9:25am:

Oh really?
This is the first time I have seen one at ours in our locality.

greggerypeccary wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 9:30am:


Seen a security guard outside Chemist Warehouse at The Square, Mirrabooka when I was there Tuesday afternoon.

And, as I mentioned in a post on several days back, there was a security guard with the lady staff member at Woolworths at Maddington Central when they made an announcement and brought out a new box or boxes of toilet roll packs at the back of the store when I was there last Sunday afternoon.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Mar 13^th, 2020 at 9:27am:


And if it had to be a commentary on the current situation, that's the point.  All the panic buying by people who likekly couldn't even tell you what the symptoms were for COVID-19, or what COVID-19 was "I thought it was the corona virus" is hurting those who need it for <insert medical issue here>.

It could be anything.