morning medic anon
no actual question on personal health but this covid thing media push just will not die.
A confirmation if anons research is correct.
The long awaited deaths of those who have been vaccinated multiple times and the drugs trade and addiction effect of being virtuous of doing the right thing and being a hero in their own mind.
LONG COVID IS VACCINE ADVERSE EFFECTS - YES OR NO?
A MENTAL DISORDER INCLUDING ACTUAL EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL HEALTH DETERIATION
Anon believes this is something a multi pronged description.
1) physical
2) psychological
3) Manipulation by the nudge effect of being a hero.
syndrome noun
syn·drome ˈsin-ˌdrōm also -drəm
Synonyms of syndrome
1 : a group of signs and symptoms that occur together and characterize a particular abnormality or condition
2 : a set of concurrent things (such as emotions or actions) that usually form an identifiable pattern
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Combining its two Greek roots, syndrome means basically "running together". So when diagnosing a condition or disease, doctors tend to look for a group of symptoms existing together. As long as a set of symptoms remains mysterious, it may be referred to as a specific syndrome. But if that name is used for a while, it may become the condition's permanent name, even after an underlying cause has been found. So today we have Down syndrome, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, Asperger's syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, Tourette's syndrome, sick building syndrome, and many more. And since mental conditions often turn out to have physical causes, syndrome is used in psychology as well as in medicine.
anon never took it and never will
anon was not a anti-vaxxer but now anon is wary of all vaccines.
in fact anon used to donate blood but not for a long time now.
shame as the benefits of clean blood would be quite the asset now.
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Blood types are determined by the presence or absence of two antigens, A and B, on the surface of red blood cells, along with a protein called the Rh factor.1 There are four major blood groups: A, B, AB, and O. The most common ABO blood group is O, followed by group B, group A, and group AB (the least common). The rarest blood type is AB negative, with just 1% of donors having it, but there are subtypes that are even rarer.2 Blood types are also based on genes, so the most prevalent blood types may differ in other countries and by ethnicity.0