Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

Meh... when I was in my early 20's I used to wash my hands with brake cleaner, look up Methylene Chloride... sure it's way worse than anything on that list.

Your Brain on Covid - Long Term Implications - Synaptic Infection - Neurological Disorders - Universal Permanant Alterations in Those Who “Recovered”

Virus infection causes alterations in expression of synaptic regulatory genes combined with changes in cognitive and emotional behaviors.

Viral infections of the CNS that injure or destroy specific populations of brain cells are frequently associated with behavioral disturbances. These events occur either directly due to virus replication or indirectly as a result of the host immune response against the infectious agent. Neurotropic viruses can also persist in the CNS and, in the absence of cell destruction or inflammation, cause defects in goal-oriented behavior. Therefore, viruses may contribute to human CNS disorders whose etiology remains elusive. The finding of virally mediated impairment in neuronal function in the absence of cell destruction raises the possibility that noncytolytic viruses that persistently infect neurons may contribute to many human CNS disorders whose etiology is unknown.

SARS-CoV-2 can also infect the brain by migrating from the general circulation to the cerebral microcirculation via endothelial cells which express ACE2[5].In a recent case study published by Poyiadji et al.[25], they described an acute hemorrhagic necrotizing encephalopathy that was directly attributed to SARS-CoV-2 infection and the concurrent cytokine storm induced upon infection[25,26]. Beyond isolated cases of overt severe neurological pathologies, 45% of severe cases exhibited neurologic symptoms[3], increasing the likelihood that potential complications arising from severe SARS-CoV-2 infections may have a strong neurologic component that has yet to be described and characterized. Human coronavirus OC43 has been demonstrated to be transmitted in mice both passive diffusion of released viral particles and axonal transport[27].

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The current global pandemic outbreak of novel severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is known for its viral tropism to the lungs, which in severe cases can lead to the fatal respiratory failure of patients who have contracted the disease. SARS-CoV-2 and SARS-CoV viruses have a 70%-80% homology and both enter the body through the same receptor, angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2)[1].

In addition to their genetic homology, the pathology that the two viruses exhibit in the clinic are highly similar[2]. In a recent report from Wuhan, China, Mao and colleagues showed that in addition to respiratory symptoms including pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), out of 214 hospitalized COVID-19 patients 78 (36.4%) showed neurological manifestations such as cerebrovascular diseases (5.7%), impaired consciousness (14.8%), and skeletal muscle injury (19.3%)[3]. Six percent of COVID-19 patients have been reported to show symptoms of stroke and 15% were reported to show encephalopathy[4]. A number of symptoms such as dizziness, headache, loss of taste and smell, impaired consciousness, seizures, and nerve pain suggest a neurological connection to this viral infection.


Neuromechanisms of SARS-CoV-2: A Review

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Biting on that stale hopeburger hard. I think you're wrong Wordsie. Red states will play the hide the numbers game until then ambulances will be up and down the street, coroner's picking up bodies in the neighborhood, and lastly death certs will say pneumonia deaths in the middle of the summer.

At what point do you think they would keep on this decietful playbook going?

Thread: Holy $hit: Arkansas National Guard transporting COVID-19 patients to isolation facility

Wow! This is unbelievable but true link is 2cd post down

I don't believe for one second Texas, or any other state, has "peaked." Eventually, you just max out your testing capacity, at which point the numbers flatline, mimicking a "peak."

Sorry, Wordsie, I know you still hold out hope for a happy ending, but this is "The Titanic" we're living, not "The Love Boat."

Y'know, I'm now starting to wonder if the whole resistance to following OSHA regs at my dumbployer is part of this whole "Muh Freedumb!" mindset that seems to be permeating American society. I mean, I don't really see a difference now that I'm thinking about it:

The government says, "You need to wear eye protection when grinding, sanding, drilling, or performing any other work where particles might fly into your eye and damage it." Dumbployees say, "Fuck that! I'll do what I want!"

The government says, "You need to stay home to prevent the spread of a deadly virus, and if you absolutely must go out, you need to wear a mask so you don't get sick and die." Dumbsheep say, "Fuck that! I'll do what I want!"

There's no difference. I've been fighting the "Muh Freedumb!" movement since long before the virus; I just didn't know it.

Thread: Holy $hit: Arkansas National Guard transporting COVID-19 patients to isolation facility

Wow! This is unbelievable but true link is 2cd post down

An initial press release from the Arkansas National Guard said the medics would transport positive COVID-19 patients to the facility, but an Arkansas Department of Health official said that press release was incorrect.

We have updated the article to clarify that the Arkansas National Guard will be providing support for the staff at the facility, not the transportation of the patients.

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The morons are needlessly scaring people with mess ups like that.

I don't believe for one second Texas, or any other state, has "peaked." Eventually, you just max out your testing capacity, at which point the numbers flatline, mimicking a "peak."

Sorry, Wordsie, I know you still hold out hope for a happy ending, but this is "The Titanic" we're living, not "The Love Boat."

An initial press release from the Arkansas National Guard said the medics would transport positive COVID-19 patients to the facility, but an Arkansas Department of Health official said that press release was incorrect.

We have updated the article to clarify that the Arkansas National Guard will be providing support for the staff at the facility, not the transportation of the patients.

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The morons are needlessly scaring people with mess ups like that.

My nephew in Houston 37yr old, got it from his job at the hospital. He quarantined for 35 days. Never got any respiratory symptoms, but got the fever and all over horrible feeling and exhaustion. He started to feel better after 10 days but continues to test positive every week. He was just hospitalized because he was falling when walking and having seizures. I am so worried for him right now. Labs came back good and CT is clear, we are waiting on EEG and MRI to come back.

I don't believe for one second Texas, or any other state, has "peaked." Eventually, you just max out your testing capacity, at which point the numbers flatline, mimicking a "peak."

Sorry, Wordsie, I know you still hold out hope for a happy ending, but this is "The Titanic" we're living, not "The Love Boat."

I saw it