Hey. Thanks for making these videos. I was wondering, does covid play a part in the lowered impulse control we've been seeing among people with already low impulse control? Is it just the brain fog? Narcissists naturally taking advantage of the chaos? Some combination? Also, could it explain the military's sudden uptick in aerial crashes and near-misses?
What do you think of the research that states the more vaccines taken, can lead to issues with IG4 affecting the immune system - which of course leaves you more prone to worsening infections.
❤ thank you.. this has been my experience; even with all vaccines, i have had various strains of Covid & have so many long Covid symptoms, have never been the same- unfortunately, the majority of people do not empathize or understand & think one is just being lazy, & sadly, the over the top anxiety/ hallucinations/near death experiences through the thick if it are real 🙏🏻 heartfelt prayers for healing to all
I have this. I already had covid before it was short but intense. Recovred fine. Got it again 11 months later and it was super mild. How ever i knew about fatuige so i took it easy just isolated took NAC quecitin, liquid vitiman D12, liquid zinc and lyposhric vit C. It dragged on longer but was milder than before. But now i cannot get my energy back. My sleep is poor. I used to walk 10km a day and now going up my stairs wipes me out. I have an anti imflamatory diet. No carbs. I previosly had limitless energy. Now have absoloutly none. The simplist task is a big deal. I do breathwork and meditation to help but its nit getting better. I have a friend who has had chronic fatuige syndrome for 6 years now and it just geys worse. If this is my fate i will probably opt out. I know im not strong enough to live like this. I love life to much ironically. This is no life. What can i do?
I'm exactly the same just doing day to day stuff is so tiring. Tried all the breathing exercises pacing resting! It like being stuck in the middle of a maze
Please don’t keep telling yourself this . I had Covid in 2020 and it took me 1 & half years to recover. Like any infection it can send the body into overdrive. But it’s mostly short lived .what keeps it going is the stress & mental pounding we give ourselves . Once I started to tell myself a different narrative & calm my system down . It healed . Every medication you said , I tried . Do as I say & you will recover! Xxx
@@Ladybird22373 hi, can you explain what you mean by this and what exactly you did? This is my second time having Covid and I’m a month out and still can’t get out of bed because the fatigue is debilitating. Did you have bad fatigue?
@@LovelornLoveThorns god the fatigue was terrible! . I also had muscle aches & jerking, twitching, painful eyes . It was horrific. But I honestly believe the reason it went on so long is because it starts to effect your mental health. You read a million things , websites , horror stories of ME & CFS , then the MH & stress repeats . How can the body heal in that state . Calm yourself, self talk was brilliant, imagine you well , I also believe in vitamin D . You will get better , just calm & let your body heal ….
I was diagnosed with Covid on December 1, 2023. I have had extreme fatigue, bad body aches, headaches, temperatures pushing 102 degrees, diarrhea, and severe loss of appetite. I was prescribed Paxlovid by my Primary care physician. It helped but still dealing with the effects a week later. I hope this doesnt turn into a long term effect scenario. I have Type 2 diabetes and heart disease. Hypertension and a Quad bypass surgery in November 2019. I fear getting admitted into the hospital over this. Havent been to work in 8 days nor out of the house. Thank God for my Sister bringing me supplies to the door step.
@@Yathinaj It took me a good 10 to 12 week's to finally shake off the fatigue I suffered through. It was terrible. I hope I never contract it again. I was double vaccinated as well.
I was hospitalised november 2021 with covid pneumonia. Had to be intubated, had tracheostomy, medically induced coma. Got out of hospital in january 2022 but never fully recovered. Long covid with brain fog, headaches, no energy, breathlessness etc ever since. Can't work more than 2 or 3 hours a week. Tired of feeling ill every day. Praying for a miracle cure. Medical breakthrough. Something that would make me well enough to return to work. I can't retire until june 2028 when i am 66. It seems a long way off.
Me too for 4 nearly 5 years,and nobody takes me serious even some of the doctors even my husband who thinks I should force myself doing thinks which I do with the utmost willpower.😢
Oh lord, stop the bs pure blood. You had vax as a kid. And i didnt and this non sense also not but i do have long covid. Being cocky wont help you against this.
never got the jab but I had corona last month and ever since I'm real fatigued, i think it'll slowly get better as every illness but I was surprised it affected me so much
If SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature (at TWiV 659 at min29 virologist Christian Drosten suggest that SARS COV2 better replicate at very low tissue temperature)may be, high body temperature protect against SARS COV2 infection?(even latent one?) If high antibody level occur, erytocite have tendency to agregate at low blood temperature . Sometimes, paradoxal, mask wearing only, increase oxigen blood saturation. May be, by increasing upper respiratory temperature or by increasing CO2 level?
I totally agree with you bro and you know what your talking about. I recently read an e-book that also talks about what has changed and so on. If you want I can send you the link of the book. She is amazing
I had Covid early November, mostly was congested sinuses, fever, achy, fatigue but no real lung issues. I feel okay but a few weeks ago I started to experience anxiety, and was wondering if it is a backlash from having it and almost like PTSD like you said? I also have been under a TON of emotional and mental stress dealing with putting my parents into assisted living and dealing with all of their things, the last few months have been super stressful, so I don't know if all of that caught up with me or it is from Covid or maybe a bit of both?? I had a treadmill stress test in October and all was fine so I doubt it would affect my heart or lungs, but who knows??
i have a similar situation, i saw a video that compared covid to ptsd to the body and it can aggravate your ptsd or even give it to you as covid can be traumatic. i think i got a viral infection that kicked off the real flare up of my fatigue and other issues in november 2019 (idk if it was covid bc obviously thats before they say the first case was "confirmed") and recently last month i had a covid test that was positive and it really took it out of me. im also suspicious of an underlying genetic disorder like hypermobile elhers danlos syndrome that is causing dysautonomia and a vulnerability to long covid
Covid recovery clinic what a load of bollocks …. You gonna get monetised with this shit 😂 Sleep apnoea has nothing to do with being tired You know nothing
Sleep apnoea makes you tired. I have it. Due to allergies. And covid does something with histamine so it is worse than ever now. But nothing works. Machine that clears the air, anti histamine, Herbal teas, steroids This is a mess xl.
The virus is called SARS, COV, 2 The disease it causes is called COVID-19 Just like with HIV It is aids that is the disease This guy knows nothing, and he’s talking rubbish by the way 😢
I agree, a label/title can be devastating to people suffering. I am trying to stop using the term 'long covid' and say POST VIRAL SYNDROME, 1) to state exactly what this is, and 2) differentiate from the mad 'jab' mob who are 100% certain it was that. It wasn't. How do I know this? Because most of the people getting this post viral syndrome are unvaccinated. Post viral syndrome. You know, like HIV AIDS. Oops. Yeah, humans messed up big time.
