MNKYPOX Mpox (Monkeypox) clade 1b International Emergency Thread

mudlogger

mudlogger

Veteran Member

How to Make Colloidal Silver Cream at Home​


Making colloidal silver cream at home is relatively easy and requires only a few ingredients. Here's what you'll need:


  • 1 cup of coconut oil
  • Two tablespoons of beeswax pellets
  • 1/4 cup of colloidal silver
  • 10-15 drops of essential oil (optional)

To make the cream, follow these steps:


  1. Melt the coconut oil and beeswax pellets in a double boiler until thoroughly combined.
  2. Remove from heat and let it cool for a few minutes.
  3. Add the colloidal silver and essential oil (if using) to the mixture and stir well.
  4. Pour the mixture into a clean container and let it cool completely.
This looks very easy...I would probably use jojoba instead of coconut oil, as it is closer to human sebum than any other oil, and less greasy, too. If I wanted to add an essential oil, I would probably use frankincense instead of tea tree.

Tips for Storing & Using Colloidal Silver Cream​


Storing and using it properly is essential to get the most out of your colloidal silver cream. Here are some tips to keep in mind:


  • Store the cream in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Use clean hands or a spatula to apply the cream to your skin.
  • Apply a thin layer of cream towards the affected area and massage gently.
  • Use the cream twice a day or as directed by your healthcare provider.
  • If you experience any irritation or discomfort, discontinue use immediately.
Here is the website it's from:

Say Goodbye to Expensive Skincare Products: Learn How to Make Colloidal Silver Cream in the Comfort of Your Own Home
 
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Signwatcher

Signwatcher

Has No Life - Lives on TB
helen said:
I'm so tired. You need cheap zinc oxide cream or vaseline, gentle mouth rinse, gloves, q-tips, stool softeners, broth or liquid meals, and Epsom salt. And gentle soap. Don't break the bank. Just get what you might need and wait.
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Would a salt water rinse be of help or harm?
 
mudlogger

mudlogger

Veteran Member
Signwatcher said:
Would a salt water rinse be of help or harm?
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I would probably just use colloidal silver. Seems like salt water, even very diluted, is going to burn like the dickens if there are pustules internally.

You can also drink CS, and you will not turn blue

Doc wanted some of her patients to take 10 ml, twice a day, for 60 days. For 100 people.
I did the math, then again, finally put it on a spreadsheet

Usually a gallon a year off of Amazon was all I needed, but I ended up buying 25 gallons (yes, it comes in 5 gal cubitainers) from Nutri Noche, bottled it myself, making me some money and saving the patients about half of what it would have cost from big A

Also, I woke up with a sore throat, sprayed CS on my tonsils, it immediately cut the pain by probably 90%, and I did not get sick.

Back in 2022, they decided Covid would sit in your throat for about 12 hours before really infecting you. Doc had folks using Zinc lozenges (not plain pills, patooey) anytime after school, big gatherings etc. I told folks that were traveling to use before, during, and after the plane ride.
 
Peter

Peter

Veteran Member
Thank you!
mudlogger said:

How to Make Colloidal Silver Cream at Home​


Making colloidal silver cream at home is relatively easy and requires only a few ingredients. Here's what you'll need:


  • 1 cup of coconut oil
  • Two tablespoons of beeswax pellets
  • 1/4 cup of colloidal silver
  • 10-15 drops of essential oil (optional)

To make the cream, follow these steps:


  1. Melt the coconut oil and beeswax pellets in a double boiler until thoroughly combined.
  2. Remove from heat and let it cool for a few minutes.
  3. Add the colloidal silver and essential oil (if using) to the mixture and stir well.
  4. Pour the mixture into a clean container and let it cool completely.
This looks very easy...I would probably use jojoba instead of coconut oil, as it is closer to human sebum than any other oil, and less greasy, too. If I wanted to add an essential oil, I would probably use frankincense instead of tea tree.

Tips for Storing & Using Colloidal Silver Cream​


Storing and using it properly is essential to get the most out of your colloidal silver cream. Here are some tips to keep in mind:


  • Store the cream in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Use clean hands or a spatula to apply the cream to your skin.
  • Apply a thin layer of cream towards the affected area and massage gently.
  • Use the cream twice a day or as directed by your healthcare provider.
  • If you experience any irritation or discomfort, discontinue use immediately.
Here is the website it's from:

Say Goodbye to Expensive Skincare Products: Learn How to Make Colloidal Silver Cream in the Comfort of Your Own Home
Click to expand...
 
homecanner1

homecanner1

Veteran Member
Massive STD outbreak in Houston since Feb among Spring Breakers. Some 3 million passed thru the city since Feb 28th for the 2026 season

Syph up 75 percent. Let your young kin be made aware if partners were in Houston out clubbing, passing solo cups or sharing vaping pens with randoms. Tiktok full of mouth sore agony videos. Targeted youth?
 
psychgirl

psychgirl

TB Fanatic
Follow up report on the neonatal mpox cases; they used the same incubators on other babies in the hospital :(
Unless I’m misunderstanding the article others became infected that way.


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Meemur

Meemur

Voice on the Prairie
Here's the Google Translation (looks decent to me):

The Ministry of Health and the National Institute of Health have confirmed the first case of mpox Clade Ib in Colombia, detected in the department of Antioquia. The patient is under strict monitoring, and according to authorities, there is no evidence of community transmission associated with the case. Since 2022, the country has reported 4,825 cases of mpox, all corresponding to Clade II.

Following the confirmation, protocols for epidemiological surveillance, field investigation, and contact tracing were activated to contain any potential spread. Health authorities noted that this finding does not alter the risk level for the general population, although rigorous oversight and coordination with territorial entities and international organizations remain in place.

The government reiterated that vaccination is available for individuals at high risk of exposure—specifically those over 18 years of age who have had contact with confirmed cases. Furthermore, it urged the public to recognize symptoms such as fever and skin lesions, maintain hygiene measures, avoid close contact with symptomatic individuals, and seek medical attention at health facilities at the first sign of any warning symptoms.
 
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Heliobas Disciple

Heliobas Disciple

TB Fanatic
(fair use applies)


Rising Global Mpox Threat Sparks Fresh Alarm Across Continents
Nikhil Prasad Fact checked by:Thailand Medical News Team
May 01, 2026

A new global situation report by the WHO (World Health Organization) has revealed that mpox (monkeypox) continues to spread across multiple regions, with shifting transmission patterns and emerging viral variants raising renewed public health concerns worldwide.


Ongoing Transmission Across Diverse Networks
Health authorities report that mpox transmission remains heavily concentrated within sexual networks, affecting both men and women. However, the virus is no longer confined to these groups. Secondary spread within households is increasingly common, and in several regions, infections are now being recorded across all age groups. This broadening pattern signals a concerning transition toward wider community transmission if not rapidly contained.

All known clades of the monkeypox virus continue to circulate simultaneously, complicating containment strategies and increasing the risk of further mutations or recombination events.


Global Case Numbers and Regional Trends
In March 2026, a total of 1,235 confirmed mpox cases were reported across 48 countries, resulting in five deaths and a case fatality ratio of 0.4 percent. Notably, over 70 percent of these infections were concentrated in the African region, underscoring the continent’s ongoing vulnerability.

Encouragingly, four major regions, including the Americas, Africa, Europe, and South-East Asia, recorded a decline in cases compared to February. However, this positive trend was offset by rising case numbers in the Eastern Mediterranean and Western Pacific regions, indicating uneven progress in global containment efforts.


Persistent Hotspots Across Africa
Sixteen African countries reported active mpox transmission between early March and mid-April 2026, accounting for 969 confirmed cases and three deaths. Countries such as Madagascar, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Kenya, and Burundi emerged as the most affected, highlighting persistent endemic transmission zones.


Emergence Of New Clades and Geographic Spread
A significant development is the detection of new viral clades in previously unaffected countries. Colombia, Denmark, Ecuador, and Singapore have reported their first cases linked to clade Ib MPXV. Meanwhile, Poland and Slovakia have identified infections caused by clade I MPXV, with further classification still underway.

Outside Africa, community transmission of clade Ib has been confirmed in countries including Argentina, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom, particularly among men who have sex with men. This underscores the virus’s continued ability to spread internationally through interconnected social and travel networks.


Severe Outbreak in Pakistan Raises Concerns
One of the most alarming developments comes from Pakistan’s Sindh province, where a healthcare-associated outbreak has affected vulnerable populations, including neonates and infants. Over the past month, 29 confirmed cases h ave been reported, along with eight deaths, resulting in a strikingly high fatality rate of 28 percent.

Disturbingly, about half of all cases and every reported death occurred in infants younger than six months, highlighting the severe risks posed to immunologically fragile groups. This Medical News report emphasizes the urgent need for strengthened infection control measures within healthcare settings.


Rare Recombinant Strain Detected
Qatar has reported a travel-related case involving a rare recombinant strain combining clade Ib and IIb characteristics. This marks only the third such case globally, following earlier detections in India and the United Kingdom. Fortunately, the patient has recovered, and no secondary transmission has been identified so far.


Urgent Need for Coordinated Global Action
The evolving mpox landscape demonstrates that while some regions are making progress, others are experiencing new surges and complications. The emergence of severe outbreaks in healthcare environments, the spread to new geographic areas, and the detection of recombinant strains all signal that the virus remains a dynamic and unpredictable threat.

Sustained surveillance, rapid response strategies, targeted vaccination efforts, and improved public awareness are critical to preventing mpox from establishing deeper community roots. Without decisive global coordination, localized outbreaks could escalate into broader public health crises, particularly in regions with limited healthcare infrastructure and vulnerable populations.

Reference:
www.who.int

Multi-country outbreak of mpox, External situation report #65 - 30 April 2026

This is the 65th situation report for the multi-country outbreak of mpox, which provides details on the global epidemiological situation for mpox, including an update on the global situation as of 31 March 2026, in Africa as of 19 April 2026 and the operational response updates as of 22 April 2026.
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orion41

Contributing Member
More good news ;-(

NIH Virologist Vincent Munster was Caught Smuggling Deadly Pathogens into U.S., FBI Investigating NIH virologist Vincent Munster (chief of the Virus Ecology Section at Rocky Mountain Laboratories) and his lab scientist Claude Kwe Yinda were stopped at a U.S. airport upon returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Security found a protective case in their luggage containing patient-collected pathogen samples, including monkeypox virus (an HHS select agent). They reportedly lacked the required federal transport paperwork. The samples may have been inactivated, but this was not publicly confirmed. Both scientists were placed on administrative leave, and their HHS contact info was removed. HHS referred questions to the FBI, which is investigating; the FBI declined to comment. The story, first reported May 5, 2026, by journalist Paul D. Thacker.
 
Gizmom

Gizmom

Contributing Member

https://www.wfsb.com/2026/05/13/connecticut-confirms-first-monkeypox-virus-case/​

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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Connecticut health officials reported the state’s its first positive case of clade I Mpox, a type of monkeypox.​


A resident who recently traveled to Western Europe tested positive for the variant, the Connecticut Department of Public Health said.

According to the DPH, the case was tested and confirmed at the State Public Health Laboratory in Rocky Hill. Officials have not not said where the person who tested positive lives.

The DPH noted that there are two types of the Mpox virus: clade I and clade II.

Clade II has been spreading in the U.S. since a large outbreak in 2022. Clade I has mainly caused outbreaks in central and eastern Africa and has recently been found in Western Europe.

“The difference between the two of them is clad I sometimes can cause more severe disease,” said Dr. Paul Anthony, assistant director of infectious diseases, Hartford Hospital.

Symptoms and transmission
Doctors said the symptoms to look out for include fever and a headache, but the biggest sign is a rash.

The virus can spread to others until the rash is healed, but can also be spread up to four days before symptoms start to show.

Anthony said the virus spreads quickly and is transmitted when someone comes in contact with a person infected.

“It’s transmitted by close contact, which you will have when people are having sex,” Anthony said. “But also it can be in household contacts if people are not taking precautions when someone has the disease.”

Anthony said the vast majority of cases are seen in men who have sex with men and sometimes men who are bisexual.

“Most likely it’s not gonna necessarily resolve without our help. So, I would say check in and the lesions may take a long time to resolve and they are contagious until it has healed completely,” Anthony said.

Health officials urged people at risk to get vaccinated with the JYNNEOS vaccine ahead of summer travel and gatherings.

Anthony said people should talk with their doctor about getting it if they think they are at risk of Mpox.

“Mpox hasn’t gone away, and we want people to be protected, especially as many in our community prepare for travel, festivals, and gatherings this summer,” said DPH Commissioner Manisha Juthani. “The vaccine is safe, effective, and widely available. Completing the two-dose series is the best way to protect yourself and your partners.”
 
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