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Almost 10 weeks into the pandemic, COVID-19 is continuing to surprise and baffle health experts.
In fact, experts' picture of exactly how COVID-19 might play out in the body is now quite different to what was thought as little as a few weeks ago, with some experts saying it could be better described as three different diseases.
We have known for a while that the mild to moderate form of the disease — a flu-like illness with fever, muscle aches and respiratory symptoms, or often no symptoms at all — is almost like "child's play" compared to the major damage to organs like the the lungs, heart, brain, and kidneys seen when COVID-19 becomes severe.Umesh Gidwani, head of cardiac intensive care at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, says that trying to treat the severe form of the disease is like facing a terrifying fire, burning out of control.
originally posted by: 727Sky
Full title is : COVID-19 is like three different diseases, says New York doctor, from flu-like illness to severe reactions and rare children's syndrome
Most of us have heard that the COVID that was in Italy was more severe than the COVID that the west coast of America supposedly had. Assuredly N.Y. would not have suffered the death rate they have had if they had not placed infected people into many nursing homes; which was more than stupid IMO. With there being reports of up to 30 different strains of the mutated virus now, it is not hard to believe different folks have different outcomes.......
Almost 10 weeks into the pandemic, COVID-19 is continuing to surprise and baffle health experts.
In fact, experts' picture of exactly how COVID-19 might play out in the body is now quite different to what was thought as little as a few weeks ago, with some experts saying it could be better described as three different diseases.
We have known for a while that the mild to moderate form of the disease — a flu-like illness with fever, muscle aches and respiratory symptoms, or often no symptoms at all — is almost like "child's play" compared to the major damage to organs like the the lungs, heart, brain, and kidneys seen when COVID-19 becomes severe.Umesh Gidwani, head of cardiac intensive care at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital, says that trying to treat the severe form of the disease is like facing a terrifying fire, burning out of control.
. My whole house was pretty sick at one point but i have been too cheap in thd last 2 weeks to pay for the antibody test to confirm.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: drewlander
. My whole house was pretty sick at one point but i have been too cheap in thd last 2 weeks to pay for the antibody test to confirm.
It is utterly preposterous you have to pay for an antibody test under these circumstances.
originally posted by: one4all
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: drewlander
. My whole house was pretty sick at one point but i have been too cheap in thd last 2 weeks to pay for the antibody test to confirm.
It is utterly preposterous you have to pay for an antibody test under these circumstances.
Especially when they should be testing the blood for LIVING Pleomorphic Bacteria that exists in ViRAL SIZE ....and the Gut for the same bug as a Bacteria in a different costume.
originally posted by: MichiganSwampBuck
originally posted by: one4all
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: drewlander
. My whole house was pretty sick at one point but i have been too cheap in thd last 2 weeks to pay for the antibody test to confirm.
It is utterly preposterous you have to pay for an antibody test under these circumstances.
Especially when they should be testing the blood for LIVING Pleomorphic Bacteria that exists in ViRAL SIZE ....and the Gut for the same bug as a Bacteria in a different costume.
Pleomorphic Bacteria, it's not an entirely excepted theory, but apparently some virus and bacteria can change shape and size.
Since I looked into this theory you harp on (and on and on) about, I've been wondering why there isn't an antibiotic that can kill this PB, or if there is why isn't it used to cure covid-19 if it is what you say it is? I'm sure antibiotics have been tried on covid-19 victims, how did those work? Also, don't bacteria naturally become cysts that dry up and shrink?
originally posted by: drewlander
a reply to: Allaroundyou
Do you get a lot of packages from amazon? Seems like i get at least 1 package per day, mostly work related things, and I have long suspected amazon as the hub for spreading this virus. My whole house was pretty sick at one point but i have been too cheap in thd last 2 weeks to pay for the antibody test to confirm.
originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: MichiganSwampBuck
I also looked into this crap and it's just fungi. Tiny fungi. That sometimes infest food. That's why all civilised countries test for it before distributing and processing food. It's not what this is LOL.
EDIT to say Mycotoxins , so related to fungi . but you get what I am saying.