There is a simple point that people miss with Long covid. First a definition. Mine has two parts. Long covid is a collection of symptoms and problems after covid (1) beyond a similar level of illness from a different respiratory virus. Prolonged convalescence has always happened for some people after a respiratory virus, particularly among those who wind up in the intensive care unit, but long covid implies there is something unique to this virus. And long covid are these signs and symptoms that occur beyond comparable illness from other virus,
Thank you! My son’s 5th grade class is going on a camping trip and a mom was asking about whether the kids will mask sleeping!! (They will try to balance airflow with not freezing the kids!!). When my daughter went on this trip, a girl was bit by a snake (she was ok) and my daughter got a tick (teacher removed and took a pic and luckily she didn’t get Lyme disease but that’s a real risk of hiking.
Hiking and camping is inherently risky. But there are so many incredible benefits. (Just like letting a 16 yr old drive is risk but beneficial).
Taking medicines that crush viral replication help to prevent Long Covid. The longer the virus replicates, the greater the inflammation, the more likely long Covid symptoms.
On a basic over the counter level everyone should be taking the following at first symptoms:
- Quercitin + Zinc
- Artesimia Annua
- Black Seed Oil
- Turkey tail mushrooms
- Betadine nasal wash & antiseptic gargling
These are easy and a no brainer. People are just uneducated. The RCT people would rather sit on their ass than apply things used for thousands of years. The arrogance leads to Long Covid.
“At this point it is clear that every single person who lives long enough will get COVID19.” This needs to be put on billboards in blue areas. In my town, as infections are rising again I hear some parents talk about keeping their elementary school kids home from school till cases drop. They’re terrified now that the mask mandates in school have ended and like 3 kids in the class are maskless all hell will break loose. I’m assuming the kids are vaccinated if the parents are this concerned. They’re convinced the kids will get long Covid. Some kind of leadership needs to be taken on this issue. I can’t imagine how miserable it must be living under parents this neurotic and delusional. (And yes we are a town where all mask mandates have ended except for the toddlers in daycare and preschool).
When I saw the title of this post I was hoping it would be about whether early treatment can help one avoid long covid. Seems to me that's the important discussion. Perhaps the data aren't in yet on this?
Thank you! My son’s 5th grade class is going on a camping trip and a mom was asking about whether the kids will mask sleeping!! (They will try to balance airflow with not freezing the kids!!). When my daughter went on this trip, a girl was bit by a snake (she was ok) and my daughter got a tick (teacher removed and took a pic and luckily she didn’t get Lyme disease but that’s a real risk of hiking.
Hiking and camping is inherently risky. But there are so many incredible benefits. (Just like letting a 16 yr old drive is risk but beneficial).
Living life is inherently risky.
Taking medicines that crush viral replication help to prevent Long Covid. The longer the virus replicates, the greater the inflammation, the more likely long Covid symptoms.
On a basic over the counter level everyone should be taking the following at first symptoms:
- Quercitin + Zinc
- Artesimia Annua
- Black Seed Oil
- Turkey tail mushrooms
- Betadine nasal wash & antiseptic gargling
These are easy and a no brainer. People are just uneducated. The RCT people would rather sit on their ass than apply things used for thousands of years. The arrogance leads to Long Covid.
“At this point it is clear that every single person who lives long enough will get COVID19.” This needs to be put on billboards in blue areas. In my town, as infections are rising again I hear some parents talk about keeping their elementary school kids home from school till cases drop. They’re terrified now that the mask mandates in school have ended and like 3 kids in the class are maskless all hell will break loose. I’m assuming the kids are vaccinated if the parents are this concerned. They’re convinced the kids will get long Covid. Some kind of leadership needs to be taken on this issue. I can’t imagine how miserable it must be living under parents this neurotic and delusional. (And yes we are a town where all mask mandates have ended except for the toddlers in daycare and preschool).
When I saw the title of this post I was hoping it would be about whether early treatment can help one avoid long covid. Seems to me that's the important discussion. Perhaps the data aren't in yet on this?