According to Bekhterev, two of the objective conditions necessary to reduce resistance and make crowds more suggestible are: 1. Confinement in the same position for long periods of time: "the more immobile the target is, the greater the fatigue, the less resistance will be to the attempt to influence both the personal and general spheres, and the more impactful it will be. the final psychic event ". 2. Prolonged concentration on the same topic (generally single speech) undermines the ability to concentrate. The longer attention is required on the target, the greater the loss of control of conscious attention and the less chance of resisting the suggestion by seeking counter-arguments. "
Yes, yes, so let's go back to facts, shall we? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/15/damage-to-multiple-organs-recorded-in-long-covid-cases Damage to multiple organs recorded in 'long Covid' cases Exclusive: study of low-risk individuals finds impairments four months after infection A separate study of 58 patients with Covid who had been hospitalised found abnormalities in the lungs of 60%. Photograph: Jonny Weeks/The Guardian Young and previously healthy people with ongoing symptoms of Covid-19 are showing signs of damage to multiple organs four months after the initial infection, a study suggests. The findings are a step towards unpicking the physical underpinnings and developing treatments for some of the strange and extensive symptoms experienced by people with “long Covid”, which is thought to affect more than 60,000 people in the UK. Fatigue, brain fog, breathlessness and pain are among the most frequently reported effects. On Sunday, the NHS announced it would launch a network of more than 40 long Covid specialist clinics where doctors, nurses and therapists will assess patients’ physical and psychological symptoms. The Coverscan study aims to assess the long-term impact of Covid-19 on organ health in around 500 “low-risk” individuals – those who are relatively young and without any major underlying health complaints – with ongoing Covid symptoms, through a combination of MRI scans, blood tests, physical measurements and online questionnaires. Preliminary data from the first 200 patients to undergo screening suggests that almost 70% have impairments in one or more organs, including the heart, lungs, liver and pancreas, four months after their initial illness. As for "failures", we do NOT need cheap and spiritually lazy conspiracy theories!!! Instead, one should do the right, if HARD thing, and follow the money!!! So, to that end, try this: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/15/chumocracy-covid-revealed-shape-tory-establishment The great global hope raised this week by news of successful trials for a Covid-19 vaccine interrupted a very British row about the head of the UK’s own vaccine efforts, who was appointed in May and reports directly to Boris Johnson. As Kate Bingham, chair of the vaccine taskforce, came under sustained scrutiny over the £670,000 budget she had allocated for public relations consultants, attention switched from her suitability for the role to her connections to the Conservative government. Managing partner of a private equity firm, SV Health Investors, involved for 30 years in pharmaceutical investment, she is also married to a Tory MP, Jesse Norman, who was at Eton at the same time as Johnson, and she went to private school with Rachel Johnson, the prime minister’s sister. The pandemic’s devastating hold over British life has shone an unsparing light on the country’s defining features: the divide between north and south, the wealthy and less well-off, the vulnerability of black and minority ethnic communities. The anti-establishment claims of a government led by Johnson and Dominic Cummings were always audacious, and in the appointments and contracts awarded during the pandemic, the shape of a Tory establishment has come into focus. Critics are calling it a “chumocracy”. Companies benefiting from government contracts awarded during the pandemic have links, among others, to the Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove and Cummings, the prime minister’s chief adviser. Cummings shock departure from Downing Street following the resignation of his close ally Lee Cain, who was head of communications, now signal a realignment of power in No 10, but the web of connections drawing complaints of “cronyism” extend beyond any single Tory faction. Bingham’s appointment shares similarities with that of Dido Harding, to head the NHS test and trace operation in May. She was made chair of NHS Improvement in 2017 after an open recruitment process, her CV gleams with executive experience, and also opens a window to a small world of Conservative connectedness. Married to the Tory MP John Penrose, she was given a peerage in 2014 by David Cameron, a friend, and sits in the House of Lords as a Conservative. Neither Bingham nor Harding are being paid for their roles, but critics complain that two central pillars of the pandemic response, vaccines and testing, are being led by two well-connected executives appointed without an evident formal process. A racehorse owner and keen rider, Harding was in 2004 appointed as a member of the Jockey Club, which gave the local Newmarket MP and current health secretary, Matt Hancock, another horseracing enthusiast, honorary membership of its prestigious rooms, shortly after he was first elected, in 2010. The racing and Tory connections extend to Randox Laboratories, the Northern Irish healthcare company that was given a £133m contract in May by Hancock’s department to produce testing kits, recently extended by six months for a further £347m. Owen Paterson, Conservative MP for North Shropshire since 1997, is paid £8,333 per month for 16 hours work as a consultant for Randox. The company is the official healthcare partner of the Jockey Club, and has sponsored the Grand National since 2016. Both the initial Randox deal for tests, and its recent extension, were awarded under the emergency Covid-19 regulations that waive standard rules requiring competitive tenders for public contracts, enabling Johnson’s government to directly hire chosen firms at speed. Neither Randox nor Paterson responded to requests for comment. In the latest twist to the controversy over appointments, the Sunday Times reported that George Pascoe–Watson, UK chairman of lobbying firm Portland Communications, was made an unpaid adviser to a health minister during the first wave of the pandemic without any public process or announcement. Pascoe–Watson told the newspaper that information he and Portland passed to private clients in October about the government’s stance on future lockdowns was “in no way connected” to calls he had access to in his advisory work for the government. CONTRACTS Amid the billions spent, some multimillion-pound contracts for the supply of personal protective equipment have been criticised by campaigners, including the not-for-profit Good Law Project (GLP), which has highlighted several Tory links. While the emergency regulations could be expected to enable urgent commissioning of tests, PPE and other medical supplies, the government’s contracting of data, policy and communications companies has perhaps come as more of a surprise. Four of the companies engaged for such consultancy services on contracts not put out to tender have political links either to the government, Conservative party, Cummings himself or the Vote Leave campaign he ran during the Brexit referendum. In June the Cabinet Office, whose minister is Michael Gove, published details of a contract that had been running under the emergency regulations since March with the policy consultancy Public First, to research public opinion about the government’s Covid-19 communications. The company is owned by the husband-and-wife team James Frayne, previously a long-term political associate of Cummings, and Rachel Wolf, a former adviser to Gove who co-wrote the Conservative party manifesto for last year’s election. Frayne and Cummings first worked together approximately 20 years ago on Business for Sterling, the Eurosceptic campaign against Britain joining the euro, and then in 2004 at the rightwing thinktank, the New Frontiers Foundation. After Gove became education secretary following the 2010 election – with Cummings as his chief adviser – Frayne was from 2011-12 the Department for Education’s (DfE) director of communications, a civil service appointment. Frayne told the Guardian that after leaving the DfE in 2013 he worked in commercial consulting, setting up Public First in 2016. He said he has not been personally in contact with Cummings or Gove for some years. Despite his wife’s recent work on the Tory manifesto, he insisted their company was engaged by the Cabinet Office because it is known for high-quality focus group and policy work, not because of its connections. The upper limit for the Cabinet Office contract was £840,000, but Frayne said they had billed about £550,000 in total, and that the work had a “low margin” of profit. Public First was also contracted to advise the exams regulator Ofqual on its communications before and after the summer debacle over the awarding of A-level and GCSE grades, and had a £116,000 contract with the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) to advise on joining up health and social care. The value of these contracts was below the level at which a competitive tender is required. Another very well-connected company that has profited from directly awarded contracts during the pandemic is Hanbury Strategy. A policy and lobbying consultancy, Hanbury has been paid £648,000 under two contracts, one under the emergency regulations to research “public attitudes and behaviours” in relation to the pandemic, the other, at a level that did not require a tender, to conduct weekly polling. The company was co-founded by Paul Stephenson, who was director of communications for the Vote Leave campaign, working with Cummings. Stephenson is now among the names tipped as potential new chief of staff for the prime minister. In March last year, Hanbury was given responsibility for assessing job applications for Conservative party special advisers. Tory–linked appointments and firms Illustration: Guardian Design When its government contracts were first reported, Hanbury said its “leading experts” had worked with different political parties and governments internationally, and it was proud of its work for the British government during the Covid-19 crisis. On 17 March, six days before Johnson finally imposed the first lockdown, the Cabinet Office gave the political communications company Topham Guerin a £3m contract under the new emergency regulations. Run by two New Zealanders, Sean Topham and Ben Guerin, the company had produced social media content for a number of rightwing political parties, including the Conservative party’s 2019 election campaign. It was Topham Guerin that was behind two notorious Tory stunts during the election: renaming the official Conservative party Twitter account “factcheckUK” during the leaders’ debate, and setting up a website presented as Labour’s manifesto. The £3m Covid-19 work was to sharpen the government’s messaging, and Topham Guerin is reported to have suggested on a call with Stephenson and Lee Cain, that the “stay home, save lives” slogan had worked in some other countries. The government adopted that with “protect the NHS”, reportedly suggested by Cain. Topham Guerin’s £3m contract concluded in September; the Cabinet Office says it has exercised the option to extend the company’s work for a further six months. Meanwhile, the artificial intelligence and data analytics company Faculty Science Ltd, which worked with Cummings for Vote Leave in the referendum, has been awarded a string of government contracts since 2018. After Johnson became prime minister, a former Faculty employee who worked on Vote Leave, Ben Warner, was recruited by Cummings to work alongside him in Downing Street. Warner, who is the brother of Faculty’s chief executive, Marc Warner, is reported to have run the data modelling for the Conservative party’s general election campaign in 2019. A close Cummings ally, he regularly attends the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) on behalf of No 10, although he is one of several aides who reportedly may now exit amid a changing of the guard at Downing Street. Under the emergency pandemic regulations, Faculty has been engaged on a £400,000 contract with the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, and two contracts totalling approximately £350,000 with the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. That government work was in addition to a £930,000 contract with the DHSC to be the AI lab partner for NHSX, the digital arm of the NHS, which began on 2 February and was awarded following a competitive tender. That contract was extended to include work on the Covid-19 datastore, an “unprecedented” data project also involving Palantir, a US firm founded by the libertarian billionaire Peter Thiel. A Faculty spokesperson told the Guardian that the work for Vote Leave in 2016 was to provide polling analysis and advice on reducing advertising costs. “This was a commercial contract,” she said. “Faculty would equally have worked with Remain, had they asked.” The spokesperson stressed Faculty’s expertise, and said all of its government work was “won through a fit and proper process”. Connections The Good Law Project has challenged some government contract awards to companies with Tory connections, and is increasingly focused on those for PPE. The case of Ayanda Capital, an investment firm that won a £252m contract in April to supply face masks, was raised with Johnson by the Labour leader, Keir Starmer, in parliament this week. Ayanda’s chief executive, the financier Tim Horlick, has strongly denied allegations that millions of its masks were unusable, saying the issue was the Cabinet Office requesting the final consignments to be headband style rather than with ear loops. The government appeared to support that view in its response to the GLP, saying “a wider issue” emerged as to whether ear-loops provide “an adequate fixing”. The GLP drew attention to the involvement for Ayanda at the bidding stage of Andrew Mills, at the time an adviser to the Board of Trade, an arm of the Department for International Trade (DIT), where Liz Truss is the minister. Horlick has said that Mills was “told to go to the public portal” for procurement “like everybody else”, and the DIT said neither it nor the Board of Trade was involved in the Ayanda deal. Mills has since been replaced on the Board of Trade when it was “refreshed” in September. The prime minister has repeatedly rejected accusations of “cronyism” made by the Labour opposition in the award of contracts, and in an exchange with Starmer at the dispatch box he hailed the contributions made by commercial companies in the pandemic. The government maintains that both Harding and Bingham are very well qualified and have made great successes of their roles. However, Liz David-Barrett of the University of Sussex, an adviser to the Cabinet Office on the UK’s anti-corruption strategy, argues there are “red flags” when the competitive tendering process for government contracts is suspended and contracts are awarded to companies with connections. “Competition and transparency for government contracts are hard-won processes, very important if the public are to have confidence that the best people are providing public services,” she said. “If the processes are suspended for a long time, there is a risk that it becomes the norm, and confidence is undermined.” On Thursday the government in effect agreed; Julia Lopez, a Cabinet Office minister, said an internal review would be held into the awarding of private contracts during the pandemic, so ministers could be sure there was “no basis” for claims of favouritism to Tory supporters or donors. The National Audit Office is also carrying out its own review into procurement. Throughout, as concerns have grown about the networks of Tory-linked relationships highlighted by the business done during the pandemic, it might be of some reassurance that the UK has an official anti-corruption champion. Perhaps less reassuring is that the champion is John Penrose, Conservative MP and husband of Dido Harding.
Btw, very brave people: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-injected-with-covid-vaccine-in-phase-3-trial 6,000 UK volunteers to be injected with Covid vaccine in phase 3 trial
Speak all right. Also, Bekhterev's teacher Sheliga Ivan Pavlovich, a professor at the Imperial Medical and Surgical Academy, wrote that people are not afraid of viruses if they observe the daily routine and diet. Ie Goes to bed at 22:00 and get up at 5:00 - after 17:00 do not eat.
To determine evidently and fear-mongering are different things. The former is science the latter is BS. The guardian author doesn't care and did use the medrxiv article as source anyway. So there is no other way as to declare the guardian article as being the latter. Sorry. Yellow press methodology. The intention is not elucidation it is fear-mongering without having long term datasets. And besides of that I also miss here excluding of co-infections by proving absence of other germs, viruses and I miss a relation to a known illness such as flu which is known to create 'impairments' on those organs as well. I am following the same logic with my arguments!!!. There is no long term dataset available yet. Neither to make valid statements on vaccine efficacy / safety nor on 'long COVID-19'. The media which 'hype' the vaccines and those articles about long COVID-19 do not. They ignore that logic. It applies either to both or not at all!!! It is the same saying: I can tell you exactly about total sun hours today at 2 pm already. 6000 aren't enough for phase III trials, hence they take another 24000 from 'other countries'. BTW Those vector virus vaccines are based on adenoviruses. Yes. They are brave. Risk for autoimmune disorders and myelitis. Same as Oxford vaccine.
Loss of sense of taste / smell belongs to the symptoms of COVID-19. But it's never a symptom that comes up alone. What about fever and cough? Generally: If you want to know it only a test sheds light on it.
Sufficient vit D supply and ready for the real infection as solution to get immunity? "SARS-CoV-2 positivity rates associated with circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7498100/ "Point of view: Should COVID-19 patients be supplemented with vitamin D?" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378512220302929?via=ihub
SARS-COV2 (COVID-19) AND SARS-COV3 (YES ... YOU READ IT CORRECTLY) APPEAR IN A SCIENTIFIC STUDY PUBLISHED IN THE "JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY" ... FROM 2008 !. WHAT MORE PROOFS DO PEOPLE NEED TO FINISH WAKING UP? Link to study: https://jcm.asm.org/content/46/5/1734 Link to the study in PDF (download): https://jcm.asm.org/content/jcm/46/5/1734.full.pdf How is it possible that in 2008 they had already sequenced the supposed "virus" SARS-CoV2 and even a supposed "virus" that to this day still does not exist publicly, how is SARS-CoV3 (which will be the next "plan-demia"? you plan to manufacture), including the sequences of the primers of the PCR tests that in theory serve to be able to detect them? The answer is very simple: EVERYTHING HAS BEEN PLANNED FOR DECADES AGO.
https://t.me/medicosporlaverdadmexico/2669 MORE FEAR. KLAUS SCHWAB, FOUNDER OF THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM, SEEMS TO HAVE SOMETHING NEW: CYBER-TERRORISM, CAPABLE OF STOPPING IT ALL. THEY DO EVERYTHING TO GET THEIR "GLOBAL RESET"! THEY NEED A TOTAL SHOCK, THE CORONAFRAUD IS NO LONGER ENOUGH! Klaus Schwab, founder and CEO of the World Economic Forum, mentions in the video: "We all know this, but we still do not pay enough attention to the terrifying scenario of a large-scale cyberattack that could paralyze the supply of electricity, food, transport, hospital services and our society as a whole. Compared to this, the crisis of COVID 19 would be seen as a minor disturbance. "
https://t.me/medicosporlaverdadmexico/2674 Klaus Schwab, the director of the World Economic Forum, made it clear that transhumanism is an integral part of the "Great Reset" when he said that the fourth industrial revolution "would lead to a fusion of our physical, digital and biological identity."
People affected by the human papilloma vaccine (HPV) prepare a class action lawsuit Affected from different countries by the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, a vaccine against cervical cancer, they have held two meetings in Tokyo and Dublin where they analyzed the state of affairs and the situation of the thousands of affected. They demand greater attention to the problem and that the victims stop being stigmatized. In Spain, the association of affected people have continued their fight for nine years before the lack of understanding of the Spanish health authorities. At this time and despite the claims of many affected who have requested a moratorium on its supply until it is guaranteed that there are no adverse effects, the vaccine continues to be applied throughout the EU. It is approved by centralized procedure before the European Medicines Agency. Spain only has responsibility for pharmacovigilance, although it could stop the recommendation if it wanted, according to experts on the subject. The Association of People Affected by the Papilloma Vaccine continues to fight to stop the massive vaccination campaigns for girls, withdrawing the vaccine from the vaccination schedules until its efficacy, safety and necessity are demonstrated. Concern is expressed regarding the information provided to parents in relation to the HPV vaccine, which it considers partial and insufficient, just as the study and monitoring of the adverse effects associated with the vaccine are insufficient in Spain. ADVERTISING In Spain alone, the Association of People Affected by the Papilloma Vaccine (AAPV) delivered, in September of last year, more than 46,000 signatures in favor of a moratorium to the general director of Public Health, Elena Andradas Aragonés, and the general director of the Spanish Agency for Medicines and Health Products (AEMPS), Belén Crespo Sánchez-Eznarriaga. "We wanted the vaccine to be suspended until the adverse effects it causes were rigorously analyzed," says the president of the association, Alicia Capilla. Now they are preparing a joint lawsuit to request, only, that these symptoms be recognized, advised by Almodóvar & Jara, a law firm specialized in adverse reactions to medications. Data on this medical problem can be consulted on the website of this association, which indicates that in the first half of 2017, 63 cases have been reported - people - with a total of 167 notifications of suspected adverse reactions. Considering that 340,331 doses have been released on this date, a rate of 1.85 notifications per 10,000 doses released is estimated. "The number of serious notifications draws our attention - and so we have transferred it - since they are 52% of the total," they point out from the association. The total accumulated since vaccination began in our country in 2008 is 1,172 cases, with 3,479 notifications of suspected adverse effects and 7 suspicions of death. The most reported diseases are those related to disorders of the nervous system: 1,231 notifications. A year later the Association of People Affected by the Vaccine who feel helpless by the Administration would be created. At the European level, the European Medicines Agency has registered more than 16,000 of which 10,000 have generated serious diseases of the nervous system and 44 deaths, data from July 2017. In the US there are more than 51,222 adverse reactions, 324 deaths, 6836 serious reactions, 825 life threats and 14,518 emergencies, according to data from the North American Vaers system of adverse notifications. More than 300 suspected deaths appear in the European Union pharmacovigilance database, although there are no studies that demonstrate this causal relationship through the vaccine The aforementioned Spanish law firm defends the interests of said Association, both in official meetings “and in the collective lawsuit that we are preparing related to the protection of fundamental rights. We handle the cases of 12 associates individually ”, explains Francisco Almodóvar, who is also the representative lawyer before the EU of the Irish, British and Spanish Association. ADVERTISING So far the firm has filed 12 lawsuits, 11 before the National Court and 1 before the Community of Madrid. "We are already starting the collective process for the protection of fundamental rights and a joint action before the EU related to informed consent," explains Almodóvar. Francisco Almodóvar, lawyer representing the EU of the Irish, British and Spanish Human Papilloma Association. Capilla was one of the first to claim. It happened after her daughter was given the second dose, in February 2009. She was 14 years old. He explains that he was in the pediatric ICU. She had seizures and was unable to walk due to neurological disorders. The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine has been involved in controversy since its commercialization. While specialists praise her for tackling cancer, others question her efficiency; At the same time that the World Health Organization (WHO) and different drug agencies attest to its safety, thousands of people, through various international associations, add signatures to request its withdrawal due to the adverse effects that they claim to cause. The associations of those affected by the HPV vaccine ask that the recommendation of these vaccines be suspended, until a security system is established to control their serious side effects The problem has already generated a death in Spain attributed to the Gardasil vaccine (JUDGMENT TSJ DE ASTURIAS: PO 136/2015, of February 20, 2017. The ruling estimates the demand of AI B's parents, who died after the administration of the product Gardasil. "The Judgment finds a causal relationship between Gardasil® and the death of A.", indicates the lawyer who defends this entity. ADVERTISING More than 300 suspected deaths appear in the European Union pharmacovigilance database. We have asked causality and there are no studies ”, explains Francisco Almodóvar, a lawyer for the firm that, through its Bufete RAM brand, represents this association in its search for Justice. Union of affected internationally The problem has united victims from all over the world. Thus, there are already entities such as the Association Rebuilding Hope, the Association of victims of the HPV vaccine in Colombia, AAVP, the Association of People Affected by the HPV Vaccine in Spain. AHVID and the Association of Daughters Harmed by the HPV Vaccine in the UK. Along with them REGRET, Gardasil Reactions and Effects with Extreme Harm, the Association in Ireland, the National Network of Cervical Cancer Vaccine Victims in Japan, the National Association of Plaintiffs for HPV Vaccine Litigation in Japan, who have pointed out in these two international events the medical tragedy that such commercialization supposes on a global scale. In said forum, Mónica del Río, president of the Association Rebuilding Hope of Colombia; Alicia Capilla, president of the Association of People Affected by HPV vaccines in Spain; Mandeep Badial, scientist (Science Officer) of the British Association AHVID and Anna Cannon, spokesperson for Regret, Association of Irish affected people- gave their testimony as mothers and as representatives of these associations, exposing the tragic and inhuman situation that affected people live in their respective countries. Alicia Capilla, president of the Association of People Affected by the Papilloma Vaccine (AAVP). These associations believe it is necessary to "appeal to the media to raise awareness about the dire consequences of this critical social and health problem" and urge governments, vaccine manufacturers and health experts to collaborate in various directions. Carry out a long-term follow-up study, by a neutral third party, of the health status of all people who have received HPV vaccines. They also demand that research be promoted for the development of effective therapies for treating the side effects of HPV vaccines. Another claim that they point out is that treatment and support be provided to victims of the HPV vaccine in their daily activities, education and employment. And that information on ALL possible side effects be disseminated through a patient information leaflet that will be given to children, adolescents, and parents so they can make an informed decision regarding HPV vaccination, based on the fundamental human rights of the informed consent. At the same time, they demand that all advertising campaigns promoting HPV vaccination be stopped without fully highlighting the risks. That the recommendation of HPV vaccines for routine immunization be discontinued, until a safety system is in place to ensure prevention of serious side effects. And that they refrain from taking actions that discriminate or slander the victims of the HPV vaccine. Same symptomatology. The abandoned victims In these international work meetings, the real state of damage from the HPV vaccine was clarified, investigated ways to alleviate symptoms and promote recovery, and discussed measures to maintain the daily activity of the victims. Initially, when the symptoms of HPV vaccine damage were observed, it was variably described as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), and orthostatic postural tachycardia syndrome (POPS), but it was soon discovered that clinical symptoms and damage were more complex. Along with this are other adverse effects that are complex such as Systemic pain, including headache, myalgia and arthralgia Motor dysfunction, such as paralysis, muscle weakness, involuntary movements and seizures Numbness and sensory disturbances Autonomic symptoms, including dizziness, hypotension, tachycardia and diarrhea. You can also have respiratory dysfunction, endocrine disorders, such as menstrual disorders and hypermenorrhea. Hypersensitivity to light and sound. Psychological symptoms, such as anxiety, hallucinations, and suicidal tendencies. Sleep disorders, including hypersomnia and narcolepsy. https://confilegal.com/20180502-afe...ma-humano-vph-preparan-una-demanda-colectiva/
Your source has attracted my colleagues here..all staring into my screen But the reason has been spotted quite quickly. They do not refer to a new virus! They have their own nomenclature. They numbered different sequences from SARS!!! (number 1 to 3) I've underlined the important bits. nt = nucleotide SARS-CoV1:nt 13785 to 16051 SARS-CoV2:nt 18038 to 18340 SARS-CoV3:nt 27730 to 29212 ALL THEM from SARS-CoV (outbreak 2002/2003). Thanks anyway. Was cool reading it. But it disqualifies anybody using that as reasoning for former 'Covid-19' presence or even a successor's presence V3 at 2008 already.
@Yen, WTH are you on...?!? I want some of that stuff, too... If there is no long term dataset - you can not claim anything like you just did!!!! Besides, you missed the point completely!!! Honestly... We know about long Covid for a while now, so WTF?!? Once again: you can not see Human lives behind various numbers, which you interpret in a very skewed manner, thereby "not seeing the wood for the trees"!!! And because of this you can not formulate a Public Health Policy without killing or hurting a humongous number of people.... It says: RUSSIAN ROULETTE IS HARMLESS!!!! PROVEN BY 5 OUT of 6 GAMERS!!!!! Wow, when I talked about vitamins and immunity, general diet and wellbeing issues etc. - it was all tosh... And now.... Welcome to the fold!
No we don't. Correlation at best... I referred to the guardian link you have posted and said what is wrong about. To have a pure scientific POV on something excludes drama and undefined terms like 'impairments'. It is not peer-reviewed. Co-infections are not excluded. Some are keen on headlines. They use imaging diagnostics out of relations. And they do not relate to what it really means for the affected ones nor do they use the same 'euphoria' at other respiratory affecting infections such as flu / pneumonia. It is known that you need several months to a year to recover fully from a real flu. And seeing 'damages' on imaging diagnostics and real life concerning issues on health are two different things. Distortion like yellow press likes to do. COVID-19 is a media target everyday and by that it gets a meaning which is out of reality. The hype of vaccines or assigning causality on 'long term issues', both are products of irrational minds. We need fundamental data to categorize their real long term attributes. This applies to vaccines AND COVID-19 itself! No serious scientist would relate to a non-peer reviewed work to 'inform' about something that can be frightening!!! BTW: Why do viruses appear as wave / seasonal waves? It is NOT because of their own attributes (those of the virus) that would change, no! The reason is our immune system which has periods of weaker defence and periods of stronger defence! And once it is broken the doors are open for others as well. Every pro knows that an infection frequently occurs as multi infections. And once a virus has entered the bacteria can follow and vice versa. (I.E. you get antibiotics as eye drops at conjunctivitis even though it is originally a viral infection and those are useless...but to fight co-infections caused by additional bacteria). So 'long COVID-19' is probably just a difference there...! Thanks. Here also posted a source with impressive results. I am taking now D3 supplementary. BTW: Had been skeptically but not against vit. sup.
Really? I can see a lot of conspiracy here and there, vaccines and covid-19, etc. Conspiracy definition: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/conspire
Common cold Died on Earth on March 25th 2020 due to Coronavirus ------------- It joined us every winter, killing millions every year for centuries and no vaccine could beat it R.I.P.