From here:
Not much virtue in signalling how you are killing yourself!
You sound like quite the fighter! Good on you!
There have been claims that graphene is beneficial in providing protection from viruses - but recent articles have proven hostile to the idea.
Here is an article from a while back that you may find interesting.
https://phys.org/news/2021-05-graphene-coated-masks-covid-miracle-health.html
Of course, it's not just about graphene, it's about inhibiting the respiratory process.
https://defyccc.com/the-health-harms-and-risks-of-face-masks/
which has this:
Here are some of the risk categories:
Self-infection and spread of pathogens, other than SARS-COV-2, that contaminate the mask.
The only study conducted on this subject has confirmed this danger (Chughtai et al., 2019).
Skin irritations, acne, and dermatoses (Gomolin et al., 2020).
Long term dyspnea, potentially leading to diseases increasing vulnerability to COVID-19 (Bakhit et al., 2021).
Psychological damage to the wearer and people around him or her (Bakhit et al., 2021), especially for children
Inhalation of plastic fibers and other pollutants from the masks (De-la-Torre et al., 2021).
Self-infection and spread of SARS-COV-2.
As always, pro-maskers will have their counters (or not!)
All the best
Not much virtue in signalling how you are killing yourself!
You sound like quite the fighter! Good on you!
There have been claims that graphene is beneficial in providing protection from viruses - but recent articles have proven hostile to the idea.
Here is an article from a while back that you may find interesting.
https://phys.org/news/2021-05-graphene-coated-masks-covid-miracle-health.html
Of course, it's not just about graphene, it's about inhibiting the respiratory process.
https://defyccc.com/the-health-harms-and-risks-of-face-masks/
which has this:
Here are some of the risk categories:
Self-infection and spread of pathogens, other than SARS-COV-2, that contaminate the mask.
The only study conducted on this subject has confirmed this danger (Chughtai et al., 2019).
Skin irritations, acne, and dermatoses (Gomolin et al., 2020).
Long term dyspnea, potentially leading to diseases increasing vulnerability to COVID-19 (Bakhit et al., 2021).
Psychological damage to the wearer and people around him or her (Bakhit et al., 2021), especially for children
Inhalation of plastic fibers and other pollutants from the masks (De-la-Torre et al., 2021).
Self-infection and spread of SARS-COV-2.
As always, pro-maskers will have their counters (or not!)
All the best