[Born to Conserve]

“...were part of a contact tracing system...”

They were hypochondriacs. They based their study of lingering symptoms on hypochondriacs.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

...researchers were able to mix two monoclonal antibodies to help cure the longest known coronavirus case, which had lasted nearly 300 days. While the treatment has not been approved...

MABs are EXPENSIVE and profitable, so this will get approved.

Am I too cynical?

[entropy12]

Long term symptoms no big deal. In the long term we ALL will be dead anyways, no exceptions. Even Bill Gates, Dr Fauci and Jeff Bezos the richest man in world will all be dead in 20 years or less. Just take chance on not getting infected. Do not bother with vaccines. Better to die from covid than from the vaccines.

[mikelets456]

I lost my smell for 5 months and when it can back certain things smelled weird for at least another month or so. Some smell and taste sense were super sensitive .

[E. Pluribus Unum]

BS. It's just a flu.

My wife and I had it in January/February of 2020 before it had a name and survived without doctor visits or drugs, and I have the antibodies to prove it.

4,000,000 global CCP virus deaths out of a global population of 7,900,000,000 = 0.05%, the average age was 80, the median age was 78.

The overwhelming number of the people who died were obese and old with one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel.

This is not the case with the people dying from the “cure.”

Forcing an experimental "vaccine," on unwitting human subjects is a crime against humanity.

[TigersEye]

They say the existence of long-term physical and mental health problems could put a strain on health care systems around the world.

Phone consultations are so exhausting.

[mewzilla]

From, of all places, the WSJ and this past March...

The Dubious Origins of Long Covid Echoes of chronic fatigue in the effort to blame the coronavirus for a host of questionable symptoms.

[Qui is]

Health experts?! Nameless, faceless, anonymous health experts? OK. Guess I should be afraid, but I’m not.

[SeekAndFind]

This phenomenon is known as LONG HAUL COVID.

The Front Line Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) has a protocol using Ivermectin to deal with this called the i-Recover Protocol:

https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/i-recover-protocol/

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Everything changes with the relization that COVID is *not* a pulmonary disease, like influenza, but is a vascular disease, more like herpes or chickenpox. That is, a lot of COVID symptoms make no sense if you think it a pulmonary disease.

But being a vascular disease explains things like darkened toes in children, heart inflammation, conjunctivitis, GI tract issues including very intermittent brief vomiting, and problems with smell and taste.

And the worry, like herpes or chickenpox, is that a person might have small outbreaks for years, or a great outbreak when they are older, like Rosacea.

[Tacrolimus1mg]

One of my buddies has been suffering nerve damage and pain for months after catching it. He was otherwise very healthy, under 40. I find that a bit worrisome.

[Sacajaweau]

How to turn a population into neurotics.

[NormsRevenge]

I’ve had a bit of a runny nose for the longest time, no other symptoms, nothing to go to Emergency about anyway, my COVID moments were relatively mild and short lived..

It could just be pollen, we are dry as heck of late.

When in Roma ,, yada yada

I went
They jabbed
I lived.. (so far)

[Glad2bnuts]

Hypochondria is rampant in the US.

[NetAddicted]

Peruse later.

[glennaro]

Must keep the fear, distrust and anger at a boiling-point level ... there is still much to be done before capitalism and the American Republic are fully “transformed” as the former 3M president (mulatto-marxist-muslim) committed to back in 2008.