Covid and What We Peasants Can Do to Protect Ourselves

Covid and What We Peasants Can Do to Protect Ourselves

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Thread by @findmeabluebird on Thread Reader App
“Need to practice Readimask application for dental, haircuts, or MRI, but don’t want to waste expensive masks? Make a mockup! 🧵”
Need to practice Readimask application for dental, haircuts, or MRI, but don’t want to waste expensive masks? Make a mockup! 🧵
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Stealthy Jess 🇨🇦 💜 (@AdvancedTweaker) on X
Stealthy Jess 🇨🇦 💜 (@AdvancedTweaker) on X

“As many of you know, I've been repurposing HIV antiretroviral meds to treat my LC.

My energy and baseline have been slowly, consistently improving.

For everyone still asking me about my protocol, I put it all in one spot, where I can update as I go along.

My current meds: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… My current supplements: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Past threads with more info and background: x.com/AdvancedTweake…

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Enjoy and AMA :)”

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Stealthy Jess 🇨🇦 💜 (@AdvancedTweaker) on X
Thread by @SalvMattera on Thread Reader App
Thread by @SalvMattera on Thread Reader App
“I posted about how there are treatments for Long COVID and a few people responded that the treatments that are out there are completely inaccessible to the average person. Well, here's a short guide on how you can seek treatment:”
posted about how there are treatments for Long COVID and a few people responded that the treatments that are out there are completely inaccessible to the average person. Well, here's a short guide on how you can seek treatment:
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I need everyone to understand that we who are protecting ourselves from COVID infections did not “do our own research” and “come to the conclusions” about its effects on our own. What we’re doing is trusting in the largest body of scientific research for any disease in history.— Covid Caution - XEC, KP.3.1.1, LP.8.1, MC.1, LF.7 (@CovidCaution) March 2, 2025
I need everyone to understand that we who are protecting ourselves from COVID infections did not “do our own research” and “come to the conclusions” about its effects on our own. What we’re doing is trusting in the largest body of scientific research for any disease in history.— Covid Caution - XEC, KP.3.1.1, LP.8.1, MC.1, LF.7 (@CovidCaution) March 2, 2025

“I need everyone to understand that we who are protecting ourselves from COVID infections did not ‘do our own research’ and ‘come to the conclusions’ about its effects on our own.

What we’re doing is trusting in the largest body of scientific research for any disease in history.”

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I need everyone to understand that we who are protecting ourselves from COVID infections did not “do our own research” and “come to the conclusions” about its effects on our own. What we’re doing is trusting in the largest body of scientific research for any disease in history.— Covid Caution - XEC, KP.3.1.1, LP.8.1, MC.1, LF.7 (@CovidCaution) March 2, 2025
Thank you to the San Francisco State University masked Professor who stated on the first day of class ‘Don’t be afraid if you’re the only person masking, you’re doing the right thing protecting your health’. My daughter being the only other masked person in the classroom. ❤️— 💜 Valerie Jay (@ValerieJay16) February 22, 2025
Thank you to the San Francisco State University masked Professor who stated on the first day of class ‘Don’t be afraid if you’re the only person masking, you’re doing the right thing protecting your health’. My daughter being the only other masked person in the classroom. ❤️— 💜 Valerie Jay (@ValerieJay16) February 22, 2025

“Thank you to the San Francisco State University masked Professor who stated on the first day of class ‘Don’t be afraid if you’re the only person masking, you’re doing the right thing protecting your health’. My daughter being the only other masked person in the classroom. ❤️”

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Thank you to the San Francisco State University masked Professor who stated on the first day of class ‘Don’t be afraid if you’re the only person masking, you’re doing the right thing protecting your health’. My daughter being the only other masked person in the classroom. ❤️— 💜 Valerie Jay (@ValerieJay16) February 22, 2025
How to be (and make others) sick less often
How to be (and make others) sick less often
“It should go without saying that none of this is about living in fear and it does not involve lockdowns or mandates. It’s about being aware and proactive if you care about public health. The way to think about these is as a series of layers, each helping to reduce the amount of virus that we are all exposed to in shared spaces.”
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How to be (and make others) sick less often
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Thread by @drseanmullen on Thread Reader App

“Covid Cautious Survival Guide: The Terms You Forgot (Or Never Knew) A field guide to navigating the pandemic reality everyone wants to ignore.”

Covid Cautious Survival Guide: The Terms You Forgot (Or Never Knew) A field guide to navigating the pandemic reality everyone wants to ignore.
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"We're 5 years and 400,000 research papers into the devastating effects of a global, vascular pandemic. Are you usually this far behind with the most basic medical literature?"
"We're 5 years and 400,000 research papers into the devastating effects of a global, vascular pandemic. Are you usually this far behind with the most basic medical literature?"

When a doctor asks why you’re wearing a mask:

“We're 5 years and 400,000 research papers into the devastating effects of a global, vascular pandemic. Are you usually this far behind with the most basic medical literature?"

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"We're 5 years and 400,000 research papers into the devastating effects of a global, vascular pandemic. Are you usually this far behind with the most basic medical literature?"
Face masks and COVID-19
Face masks and COVID-19
“Face masks can stop or slow viruses from spreading. Face masks lower your chance of catching and spreading an airborne virus. That’s why wearing a high-quality and well-fitted face mask can help protect you and those around you from COVID-19.”
Face masks can stop or slow viruses from spreading. Face masks lower your chance of catching and spreading an airborne virus. That’s why wearing a high-quality and well-fitted face mask can help protect you and those around you from COVID-19.
·betterhealth.vic.gov.au·
Face masks and COVID-19
Azelastine inhibits viropexis of SARS-CoV-2 spike pseudovirus by binding to SARS-CoV-2 entry receptor ACE2 - PubMed
Azelastine inhibits viropexis of SARS-CoV-2 spike pseudovirus by binding to SARS-CoV-2 entry receptor ACE2 - PubMed
Azelastine inhibits viropexis of SARS-CoV-2 spike pseudovirus by binding to SARS-CoV-2 entry receptor ACE2
Azelastine inhibits viropexis of SARS-CoV-2 spike pseudovirus by binding to SARS-CoV-2 entry receptor ACE2
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Azelastine inhibits viropexis of SARS-CoV-2 spike pseudovirus by binding to SARS-CoV-2 entry receptor ACE2 - PubMed
We already knew that microglia function better during sleep. What we’ve recently learned is that the glymphatic system—also known as the brain’s self-washing system—works most effectively during non-REM sleep. When the blood-brain barrier doesn’t function properly, as seen in…
We already knew that microglia function better during sleep. What we’ve recently learned is that the glymphatic system—also known as the brain’s self-washing system—works most effectively during non-REM sleep. When the blood-brain barrier doesn’t function properly, as seen in…
“We already knew that microglia function better during sleep. What we’ve recently learned is that the glymphatic system—also known as the brain’s self-washing system—works most effectively during non-REM sleep. When the blood-brain barrier doesn’t function properly, as seen in COVID-related conditions, toxins accumulate in the brain. Without proper sleep, these toxins cannot be effectively flushed out. Long COVID further disrupts sleep, and poor sleep causes even more damage. Ensuring better sleep for patients should be a priority.”
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We already knew that microglia function better during sleep. What we’ve recently learned is that the glymphatic system—also known as the brain’s self-washing system—works most effectively during non-REM sleep. When the blood-brain barrier doesn’t function properly, as seen in…
Schools don't have to be hotbeds of COVID. One dad is fighting back with facts
Schools don't have to be hotbeds of COVID. One dad is fighting back with facts
“What if schools could prevent sick days, teacher shortages and lost IQ points? A new COVID safety course lights the way”
What if schools could prevent sick days, teacher shortages and lost IQ points? A new COVID safety course lights the way
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Schools don't have to be hotbeds of COVID. One dad is fighting back with facts
We need to address what people should do AFTER Covid infection. I believe Covid+ is for life, regardless of severity of initial (& subsequent) infections. It's a vascular disease causing organ, epithelial & endocrine damage. What screening tests should folks get? Who is on this?
We need to address what people should do AFTER Covid infection. I believe Covid+ is for life, regardless of severity of initial (& subsequent) infections. It's a vascular disease causing organ, epithelial & endocrine damage. What screening tests should folks get? Who is on this?
Post acute Covid testing
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We need to address what people should do AFTER Covid infection. I believe Covid+ is for life, regardless of severity of initial (& subsequent) infections. It's a vascular disease causing organ, epithelial & endocrine damage. What screening tests should folks get? Who is on this?
I'm using the thread below as a master thread to add information about post-Covid testing -- how do we look for potential problems (blood clots, heart damage, new-onset diabetes, cognitive decline, etc) after even mild infection? Conversation started below:
I'm using the thread below as a master thread to add information about post-Covid testing -- how do we look for potential problems (blood clots, heart damage, new-onset diabetes, cognitive decline, etc) after even mild infection? Conversation started below:
Thread on post-acute Covid tests to spot potential damage
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I'm using the thread below as a master thread to add information about post-Covid testing -- how do we look for potential problems (blood clots, heart damage, new-onset diabetes, cognitive decline, etc) after even mild infection? Conversation started below: