| > I believe that diseases often cause unknown effects We know it. That’s the best part. We know about the nervous system’s disruption in the presence of bacterial infections, viruses, any infection that the body wants to alter its blood chemistry to slow down, any infection that brings its own biolfilms and messes with your cellular electricities, any infection that throws off viral or bacterial waste for your heart valves to slog through… We know these things, in isolation. We just don’t teach them as they (almost certainly) apply here. Because you need a peer-reviewed study that, for example, specifically proves COVID infection is linked to viral shedding which is linked to chest pain / heart, stamina problems. You can’t just assume that’s what’s happening because that’s what always happens. Looks where that’s getting us, though. Data says we’re all being thrashed by cancers, and endocrine instability. |