Anyone have any information about methylene blue used to combat #covid, especially prophylactically? I've seen a few small studies, but have never heard anything in media.
#AAIDS
"In summary, the study found that the #COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the seasonal pattern of #RSV infections among young children. It also found that prior COVID-19 infection was associated with an increased risk of RSV infections during the 2021 and 2022 peak seasons, suggesting COVID-19 may increase children's vulnerability to RSV. The results highlight the importance of monitoring for RSV amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic."
(summary provided by Claude AI)
#Flu in Sweden starting to go up too (just like RS). Pretty flat now, at a HIGH level, most likely about to go up.
This is the forever future now, with CONSTANT high levels of normally seasonal diseases, thanks to the wonders of free spreading #AAIDS.
Great overview of the #AAIDS pandemic.
"COVID-19 causes turnover and aging of the immune cells responsible for responding to both COVID-19 and other pathogens"
[...]
"This immune dysfunction or aging is at least one of the most likely scenarios explaining the recent surges in diseases like RSV, influenza, Strep A, and other infections"
I already will continue using nasal and oral sprays, and mouthwash, to stave off infection, but does anyone know of any spray to INHALE so as to REALLY effectively keep covid, flu and RS out of the lungs? Something already available, I mean, not experimental drugs or vaccines (unless on the market, of course).
Covid is at a very low rate in Sweden right now. And, from what I gather, the same is true for most other countries. There is also little talk of new variants.
Is it over? Like forever?
Or will it be back in six weeks, just as it has always done these last three years? And/or will it be back next winter, now in a truly seasonal character?
Something FEELS different, but that's not very scientific. What do you all think?
#SARS2 #AAIDS #covid #NotMentioningTheOtherPandemicThreatsWeMightBeFacing
"We found that three in five of the original [long covid] study participants (59%) had impairment in at least one organ a year after infection"
""It is worrying what we are seeing in people who have had several corona infections. Studies now show very clearly that those affected are often dealing with an immune deficiency that can no longer be cured." This could be a risk factor for the development of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular problems and dementia." (machine translated)
"data trends and patterns suggest that COVID-19 may act as a disease accelerator, amplifying the risk of an illness that may have come later in life. "So, it could be that instead of being diagnosed with diabetes by age 65, a person with preexisting risk for diabetes might—after a COVID-19 infection—be more likely to develop diabetes by age 45 or 55.""
#diabetes #AAIDS #covid #SARS2 #immunocompromised #ImmunityTheft
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/covid-19-omicron-infection-linked-new-onset-diabetes
Birdflu - meet immunocompromised population!
"at least 585 sea lions and 55,000 wild birds have been found dead in seven of the country's coastal nature preserves, likely due to avian flu."
#H5N1 #AvianFlu #AAIDS #covid #SARS2 #immunocompromised #ImmunityTheft
"A large group of experts from around the world say they warned the World Health Organization (WHO) at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic that SARS-CoV-2 spreads through airborne particles, but their concerns weren't acknowledged until 3 months later"
How do you all see the future of covid? It's increasing many places now, after a sharp drop, so still rather low (albeit from a higher base lavel then before). There seems to be few new variants on the horizon as well. Maybe it just can't develop any more, perhaps due to it having reached maximum contagiousness?
Do you think it's over now? Completely? Or do you think it will get worse than ever? Or will it remain at a low base level, year round small risk of infection?
Here we go again! Influenza type B on the rise in Sweden and is predicted to make rather a substantial impact.
Good news, though, is RS and covid currently going down.
This is going to be great!
"The animals were found to have a mutation of the virus that could make it easier to infect mammals"
Wasterwater samples from Malmö, Sweden - one of our last resorts for finding the true levels of covid in society. Unsurprisingly it's going up again.
So what happens when birdflu - 'normally' killing 56% - meets a population of immunocompromised people? There are vaccines (mostly grown in hens' eggs ironically, and dangerously), but apart from the time it takes to manufacture enough - what if they don't work; what if peoples' immune systems are too weak to adapt to the vaccines and - thus - the virus? What if the virus has mutated?
#AAIDS #BirdFlu #covid #SARS2 #immunocompromised #ImmunityTheft
Flu rising again in Sweden, and RS will too.
After a steep drop flu hardly went below 19/20 flu season PEAK, and is now rising again.
RS also went down, is still going down, but slower now, and I predict it will rise again soon. Even after falling it is still at 18/19 PEAK!
Covid is low, relatively speaking, but seems on the up too.
This is how it is going to be now. Forever. Until something is done. So, yeah, forever.
"Mavrikaki and colleagues analyzed a total of 54 postmortem human frontal cortex tissue samples from adults 22 to 85 years old"
[...]
"We observed that gene expression in the brain tissue of patients who died of COVID-19 closely resembled that of uninfected individuals 71 years old or older"
#AAIDS #covid #SARS2 #brain #aging
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2022/12/severe-covid-19-linked-with-brain-aging-says-study/
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