[ifinnegan]

What is BS, Alex?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

“Long COVID” is double-speak for terminator vaccine adverse reactions.

[sauropod]

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[consult]

Outside of Western medicines suggestions for graded exercise, stress reduction, breathing exercises and physical therapy....looks like one needs to abandon modern medicine and see their local herbalist for dandelion tea etc to treat long covid (which likely isn’t even a thing).

[Mr. Jeeves]

Long-haul COVID may result from direct tissue damage, persistent inflammation from spike protein particles, immune system dysregulation, and the development of autoimmunity.

Then this can be caused by either the virus or the vaccine - meaning the vaccine was a tactic to force COVID onto everybody who managed to avoid catching it.

[xenia]

Fill your body with more and more medicines......

Covid is not a normal virus....it was manipulated. So who knows the long term damage this thing has caused humanity.

Will we ever be told the truth? Where are the investigations?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

What? Where's ED on this list? All the companies running Internet adverts and spam email are going to be very disappointed.

1. fatigue
2. dyspnea
3. problems thinking and processing information
4. psychiatric symptoms
5. headache
6. muscle aches and pains
7. chest and joint pains
8. abnormalities of smell and taste
9. cough
10. hair loss
11. trouble sleeping
12. wheezing
13. runny nose
14. coughing up mucus from lungs
15. heart problems
16. digestive issues

[Faith65]

bkmk

[MacNaughton]

Age 67. Non-”vaccinated”. Been taking vC, vD3, Zn, & quercetin since summer 2021. Came down with Omicron in late JAN. General malaise at the onset for 1 day. Used an OTC quick-antigen kit ($10) from CVS to confirm it was COVID. Then 2 nights of night sweats. Then 2 weeks loss of taste. Self-tested 6X over 23 days before a negative result - no other symptoms. Still trying to regain stamina 7 weeks later. And no, I do not regret not getting jabbed.

[metmom]

Covid isn’t the first viral illness out there that might take some people time to recover from and it won’t be the last.

I’ve had plenty of viral illnesses that have taken a few weeks to recover from.

[Jim Noble]

The spike protein or its fragments can circulate in the body after infection and cause inflammation and blood clotting in any part of the body where it accumulates

If proteins that one encounters in daily life could do this, evade normal proteolysis, and accumulate - no one would live past age 6.

Does this author propose a mechanism for this previously unknown property of any protein?

[Delta 21]

Nothing a few doses of horse paste won’t clear up. Maybe you got worms?

[Norski]

“There has got to be more going on here than the virus.

There is a dog that is not barking.”

- From a FReeper posted earlier today.

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The below video interview may answer many of the issues raised by the persons being pinged here.
Have had many of the same questions for two years now.

If the information in the video below, presented succinctly and with compelling detail by the interviewee, is accurate - as it appears to be - regarding what C19 is really, and from whence it came - it will simplify all personal decisionmaking considerably.

Caveat: Never really considered that snake venom could be involved, but it certainly does explain why so much antivenom has been pulled off the world market.

“WORLD PREMIERE: WATCH THE WATER FULL MOVIE”

https://rumble.com/v10miez-world-premiere-watch-the-water.html