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🧵 I think I have a very unique & valuable perspective when it comes to SARS-CoV-2. I've spent the 1st three years of the pandemic in one of the the busiest hospital based chemistry/bloodgas labs in the US & the last 20 months as a generalist in a medium sized hospital. 1/
🧵 I think I have a very unique & valuable perspective when it comes to SARS-CoV-2. I've spent the 1st three years of the pandemic in one of the the busiest hospital based chemistry/bloodgas labs in the US & the last 20 months as a generalist in a medium sized hospital. 1/
“🧵 I think I have a very unique & valuable perspective when it comes to SARS-CoV-2. I've spent the 1st three years of the pandemic in one of the the busiest hospital based chemistry/bloodgas labs in the US & the last 20 months as a generalist in a medium sized hospital. 1/“
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🧵 I think I have a very unique & valuable perspective when it comes to SARS-CoV-2. I've spent the 1st three years of the pandemic in one of the the busiest hospital based chemistry/bloodgas labs in the US & the last 20 months as a generalist in a medium sized hospital. 1/
JENGA TOWER - Episode 3
JENGA TOWER - Episode 3

“1.Introduction: The Long-Term Impact of Multiple COVID Infections 2.Shifting Focus: From Acute Symptoms to Long-Term Health 3.The Jenga Analogy: How COVID Wears Down the Body 4.Understanding the Target: How COVID Affects the Circulatory System 5.Damage to the Endothelium: Long-Term Cardiovascular Risks 6.Even Mild COVID Cases Can Have Lasting Effects 7.The Impact on the Brain: From Brain Fog to Potential Neurodegenerative Diseases 8.Cognitive Issues and Repeated Infections: A Growing Concern 9.Does COVID Stick Around? The Lingering Presence of the Virus 10.Persistent Inflammation: The Ongoing Battle After COVID 11.COVID’s Impact on the Heart: Myocarditis and More 12.Understanding Myocarditis: Inflammation of the Heart 13.Rolling the Dice: The Cumulative Risk of Repeated COVID Infections 14.Silent Heart Attacks: The Hidden Risk 15.Protecting Our Health: Minimizing the Number of Infections 16.COVID’s Impact on Other Organs: The Liver, Lungs, and Beyond 17.COVID and the Liver: The Silent Accumulation of Damage 18.Conclusion: The Long Game of Health Protection”

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JENGA TOWER - Episode 3
People I know are yet again talking about sudden health problems:
People I know are yet again talking about sudden health problems:

“People I know are yet again talking about sudden health problems:

Hearing loss. Loss of smell. Movement issues. New onset asthma. Heart conditions. Clots in the legs. Zero connection being made to COVID.

The only thing public health succeeded at is covering their own ass.”

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People I know are yet again talking about sudden health problems:
Rekordmange til lege med utmattelse. FHI-forsker slår alarm om senfølger av covid-19.
Rekordmange til lege med utmattelse. FHI-forsker slår alarm om senfølger av covid-19.
“- If people think that this is just a bad cold, they should change their minds. This is a virus that attacks the whole body. For some, this has serious consequences, such as cardiovascular disease”
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Rekordmange til lege med utmattelse. FHI-forsker slår alarm om senfølger av covid-19.
Responding to Long COVID Responsibly - Global Virus Network
Responding to Long COVID Responsibly - Global Virus Network

“Beyond persistent symptoms, Long COVID is also associated with an increased risk for significant medical events, including major adverse cardiovascular events and new-onset diabetes mellitus.(1) For many people, Long COVID has a significant impact on their ability to work, study, take care of their families, and participate in other activities of daily living. For these reasons, Long COVID is often described as a “mass disabling event.”(2) Long COVID can also lead to financial hardship, social isolation, and mental health challenges.”

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Responding to Long COVID Responsibly - Global Virus Network
As COVID Surges, the High Price of Viral Denial | The Tyee
As COVID Surges, the High Price of Viral Denial | The Tyee

“Repeated studies show in the bluntest terms that the initial acute infection is only the tip of the iceberg. Even a mild bout of COVID can leave a legacy of blood clots, heart failure, diabetes, decreased brain function (see sidebar), long COVID (now affecting 400 million people worldwide) and immune damage that increasingly makes people more vulnerable to a plethora of infectious diseases and possibly cancers.

These problems can erupt three years after an infection”

·thetyee.ca·
As COVID Surges, the High Price of Viral Denial | The Tyee
“Debilitating a Generation”: Expert Warns That Long COVID May Eventually Affect Most Americans
“Debilitating a Generation”: Expert Warns That Long COVID May Eventually Affect Most Americans

“Think you’ve grasped the full extent of COVID’s ongoing impact? Think again. As Americans shrug off vaccines and forget indoor air quality, the virus stealthily continues its destructive path. This was pretty much inevitable without new guidance urging a change in strategy and nobody telling us the full truth.

The danger is clear and present: COVID isn’t merely a respiratory illness; it’s a multi-dimensional threat impacting brain function, attacking almost all of the body’s organs, producing elevated risks of all kinds, and weakening our ability to fight off other diseases. Reinfections are thought to produce cumulative risks, and Long COVID is on the rise. Unfortunately, Long COVID is now being considered a long-term chronic illness — something many people will never fully recover from.”

“Debilitating a Generation”: Expert Warns That Long COVID May Eventually Affect Most Americans
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“Debilitating a Generation”: Expert Warns That Long COVID May Eventually Affect Most Americans
laurie allee on Twitter
laurie allee on Twitter

"The scientific world is now publishing papers that show the consequences of Covid after initial infection...1 in 22 will have a major cardiac event within 12 months of having caught Covid" Quote Tweet Adam @ABrokenBattery ·

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