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Kids Are Using Soft Drinks to Attain Actual Positive Results on COVID-19 Tests

 I'm going to cut to the chase on how it is the Soft Drinks are Generating Positive Covid Test Results.

The author wrote a lengthy water muddying piece. That unnecessary information is not included below:

First, I thought it best to check the claims, so I cracked open bottles of cola and orange juice, then deposited a few drops directly onto LFTs. Sure enough, a few minutes later, two lines appeared on each test, supposedly (weasel wording) indicating the presence of the virus that causes COVID-19.

Covid Tests Read Positive From Juice and Cola

The tests are clearly indicating positives for Covid. By choosing to employ the word "supposedly" the author is also informing us these tests are useless.  Ah, they are supposedly indicating viral presence but it's Cola and Juice so....

So the tests are useless because they can't discern virus from Cola or Juice. And yet, like the "gold standard" PCR these tests are being deployed in the fear pandemic that's been induced about a virus with a nearly 100 percent survival rate (rounding up to the nearest ten)

Brief explainer on how these tests are supposed to detect the Covid virus

If you open up an LFT device, you'll find a strip of paper-like material, called nitrocellulose, and a small red pad, hidden under the plastic casing below the T-line.

Absorbed to the red pad are antibodies that bind to the COVID-19 virus. They are also attached to gold nanoparticles (tiny particles of gold actually appear red), which allow us to see where the antibodies are on the device.

When you do a test, you mix your sample with a liquid buffer solution, ensuring the sample stays at an optimum pH, before dripping it on the strip.

The fluid wicks up the nitrocellulose strip and picks up the gold and antibodies. The latter also bind to the virus, if present. Further up the strip, next to the T (for test), are more antibodies that bind the virus.

But these antibodies are not free to move – they are stuck to the nitrocellulose. As the red smear of gold-labeled antibodies passes this second set of antibodies, these also grab hold of the virus The virus is then bound to both sets of antibodies – leaving everything, including the gold, immobilized on a line next to the T on the device, indicating a positive test

Gold antibodies that haven't bound to the virus carry on up the strip where they meet a third set of antibodies, not designed to pick up COVID-19, stuck at the C (for control) line. These trap the remaining gold particles, without having to do so via the virus.

This final line is used to indicate the test has worked.

 How does the soft drink/juice cause the appearance of a red T line? And the positive test result?

The authors explanation/excuse:

One possibility is that the drinks contain something that the antibodies recognize and bind to, just as they do to the virus

Some thing like being highly acidic?

A much more likely explanation is that something in the drinks is affecting the function of the antibodies. A range of fluids, from fruit juice to cola, have been used to fool the tests, but they all have one thing in common – they are highly acidic.

The citric acid in orange juice, phosphoric acid in cola and malic acid in apple juice give these beverages a pH between 2.5 and 4. These are pretty harsh conditions for antibodies, which have evolved to work largely within the bloodstream, with its almost neutral pH of about 7.4.

Maintaining an ideal pH for the antibodies is key to the correct function of the test, and that's the job of the liquid buffer solution that you mix your sample with, provided with the test.

In acidic conditions, the protein becomes increasingly positively charged. As a result, many of the interactions that hold the protein together are disrupted, the delicate structure of the protein is affected and it no longer functions correctly. In this case, the antibodies' sensitivity to the virus is lost.

Given this, you might expect that the acidic drinks would result in completely blank tests. But denatured proteins are sticky beasts. All of those perfectly evolved interactions that would normally hold the protein together are now orphaned and looking for something to bind to.

So a likely explanation is that the immobilized antibodies at the T-line stick directly to the gold particles

It's almost as if he debunks his own explanation?

What we know for sure?  Orange Juice/ Cola and other acidic fluids generate Covid positive test results.

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