Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Post viral syndrome data" video.

  1. When I was in high-school and college, with people in their late teens and twenties, a serious viral illness -- mononucleosis, food-borne hepatitis, pneumonia, meningitis -- took from 6 months to a full year for the patient to be back to 100% normal, as though they had never been sick. These were people in their prime, not middle-aged people with chronic conditions. Why would COVID be any different? It's a bad virus.
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  2. Very interesting post! Thanks.
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  3. ​ @Dantianblue We need a serious and careful multivariate analysis to find out exactly what is going on. Where are "the right people" to demand that? The people who are "better" than Dr. Campbell?
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  4. ​@bioschneid8811 And what was yours? Press releases from medical associations, or Rachel Maddow?
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  5. Why? It's well known. This time, we have dubious jabs on top of it.
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  6. The WHO considers "long COVID" only after 3 months; the CDC diagnoses it after 6 weeks and STILL says a vaccine can help!!
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  7. When I was in high-school and college, with people in their late teens and twenties, a serious viral illness -- mononucleosis, food-borne hepatitis, pneumonia, meningitis -- took from 6 months to a full year for the patient to be back to 100% normal, as though they had never been sick. These were people in their prime, not middle-aged people with chronic conditions. Why would COVID be any different? This is all very common, and very well-known. When I was a kid, my father called it "post-influenza weakness" and told me to exercise or walk a little bit more each day. He was right. Obviously, in this case, we have the jabs as well. That's a confounding variable!
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