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Tamiflu- We decide the fate
'Let me fly high, let me break down the shackles of the chain that men bound me with, and let me spread chaos into the life of the inferior being'...

Date : April 14, 2006

Bird brain is still a speck of grain

'Let me fly high, let me break down the shackles of the chain that men bound me with, and let me spread chaos into the life of the inferior being'. Imagine the plight of the bird who thought to bring men at stake; what the last bit remain as grey matter in the active minds of a few, sowed the seeds of destruction into the fire of vendetta that the bird had. The virus was out; but it forgot the advantage mankind had with Tamiflu. Birds had bird flu and men had Tamiflu; the end was for the birds to succumb. Tamiflu with its walls lined with oseltamivir phosphate was more than what the birds could afford to imagine. Grow up avian; your brain is still not more than the speck of grain that adds no more than a passion to the hungry stomach of us people.

The Flu Trapped

So the bird flu is out; what is probably not out is the lethal character that hides inside the bounded nucleus of the virus. The hand of freedom from annihilation of mankind is what Tamiflu has to offer; and what you survivors ought to know much about is the information's on Tamiflu. Here is a list that should make the half aware, a full fledged young immortal from the attack; here is a cure for the seeker. Tamiflu belongs to a group of drugs called neuraminidase inhibitors which contributes actively to prevent the flu from spreading in the body. The protein, neuraminidase on the surface of the virus is inhibited by the oral intake of seventy five mg of Tamiflu. What is thus prevented is the capacity of the flu to attack the host cells.

The Angst in Existing

Hither and thither you run, on the run you panic and in the panic you forget your existence. Avian influenza has in it the might to track you down with its spreading wings. There is a choice that the course of destiny puts forward; you are offered the treatment. When the closed fist of yours open you see the Tamiflu bound tight to the skin and you see along with it the ray of hope that could spare the requiem. Why not make the deal now as with each moment you spare for your thought, you are infact playing a fatal bet with your survival. The reality might be hard to accept but the fact remains that the best Tamiflu could wait for you would be a precious forty eight hours. More than that and the risk is for you to take; a risk that could have been avoided, isn't that a safer option?

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