08/07/2024
"Test for one cold/flu virus, and ye shall find."
Someone needs to explain basic human physiology and germ adaptation to incredibly gullible politicians and doctors who think that the definition of "COVID-19" is a bo**er test to try to count one virus that may or may not have been sneezed out of their noses yet.
It's NOT, and the mainstream media and these 20th-century doctors MUST be corrected.
IF you happen to have paid attention 20 YEARS AGO to the portions during your rather extensive and avoidance training with the NYC DOHMH and OSHA, NIH, and CDC about Eastern Hemisphere zoonotic crossover respiratory adaptations - which coincidentally overlapped with the SARS-CoV outbreak in 2003, which preceded the MERS-CoV outbreak in 2012 and the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak in 2019 - you would have learned certain basic things about our medical infrastructure and germ science.
Things such as....
"COVID-19" is the medical examiner's lab label for a positive BLOOD OR SPUTUM TEST showing high levels of SARS-CoV-2 virus, AFTER a licensed, board-certified, and practicing medical doctor diagnoses suspected viral or bacterial pneumonia, and requests a lab test to confirm the exact type. ONLY these tests are counted in official CDC numbers. The CDC does NOT acknowledge nose/mouth/bo**er tests or sick people who recovered from pneumonia at-home as being "COVID-19 pneumonia."
The term "COVID-19" emerged in the mainstream media during a press conference in February 2020, when the WHO asked the media to call the new pneumonia "COVID-19 pneumonia" instead of "SARS pneumonia" because they didn't want to freak out Asian/Middle Eastern governments who were prone to panic, over-reaction, and discrimination against outbreak victims. (Oh yes, the irony, don't get me started.....)
"SARS" is shorthand for "Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome."
SARS feels like getting both a cold and the flu simultaneously, is highly contagious, and has the potential to develop into life-threatening pneumonia in high-risk persons, such as infants, the elderly, and anyone with respiratory or circulatory system deficiencies. I had SARS in February 2021, long before the new coronavirus started to "soften" and adapt, which is what cold/flu family viruses do. I felt like I was going to die. It was an incredibly painful experience that took my lungs and body many months to fully-recover from. I do not recommend it.
"Pneumonia" is a severe inflammation and infection of the lung organ tissue, resulting in the reduction or loss of oxygen exchange functions, and a transfer of a virus from your respiratory immune system (NOT based in your blood) to your circulatory immune system (IS based in your blood), that can result in a massive all-body blood infection and organ shutdown.
If you die from this condition, your death certificate will say "COVID-19 pneumonia."
If you live thru this condition, you may experience "long-haul COVID-19," which is rehabilitative nurse therapist slang for "COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 viremia," a condition wherein your body tries to adapt to a brand-new bloodborne coronavirus that was NOT naturally-acquired from your birth mother's blood. Eventually, your body settles into some "new normal," which could include permanent changes to your cardio-vascular and neurological systems. It's a beast. I had that, too. I also do NOT recommend it.
"Long-haul COVID-19" is very similar to getting mono, another bloodborne viremia. The highs and lows of the internal circulatory immune system battles and the blood oxygen cycling causes extreme lethargy, brain fog, light-headedness, etc. Any decrease in oxygen processing functions can cause this. A brand-new "pre-delta" coronavirus can actually bypass your protective respiratory immune system and get directly into your blood, causing deadly hypoxemia within hours. Many people died of "COVID-19 hypoxemia" in 2020. We needed thousands of respirators to save them, do you remember?
Tiny little FYI, every mammal (including humans) has trillions of coronaviruses in their bloodstream already. Professional germ researchers don't quite understand how these viruses work in our bodies yet, but they are generally viewed as a potential energy overlay that is linked to blood oxygen transfer and cardiac functions, and a critical component of life on this planet.
So that's what I learned about coronavirus exposures, adaptations, and germ biosafety/biodefense 20 years ago in NYC. It proved to be pretty accurate, and I regret that other people could not benefit from this info, unless you read my posts about the topic from time-to-time.
What about you?
What do you have?
Besides this ridiculous BS press release about "asymptomatic COVID-19 pneumonia."
I think our country needs to send in some serious cold/flu virus epidemiologists and infectious disease experts to straighten out the extreme STEM-stupidity coming from our less-than-esteemed and somewhat archaic White House doctors. They are looking pretty shabby on brain functions. But that's just my personal opinion.
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