"Blood Clots", "Strokes", "Heart Issues" from a 'Super Cold'
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CORONA Hospitals Are OVERRUN With Non-COVID Patients, A 'Super Cold' Is Spreading And People Are VERY Sick
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OldAndCrazy
Pureblood Forever
It's what I thought we had until the, alleged, positive test.
OldAndCrazy
Pureblood Forever
21:16
Donghe Surfer
Veteran Member
Vitamin D, Vitamin C, folks.
Same as my bro tho it was declared Covid. Hid 02 was 80 IIRC. He was just a couplee of levels from going on the vent. Home now but has 02 tank and such.
@OldAndCrazy, thanks, I forgot the Runtime.
subnet
Boot
Have a coworker that had to be tested twice to get a positive result
Profit of Doom
Dismember
28?
Melodi
Disaster Cat
Remember the "common" cold virus is also a CORONA virus - it just is a different one from COVID-19. In reality, there is no one "Common Cold" virus there are hundreds if not thousands of them. This is why there has never been a vaccine that would work long-term on any of them.
So a "super-cold" virus, may turn out to be yet another COLD-CORONA virus that is potentially a lot stronger, perhaps even lethal to some people, than the usual ones (it wouldn't be the first time) even if it is totally unrelated to COVID-19, except that it is from the same general family of viruses.
And their COVID-19 vaccine isn't likely to work against it either, because it isn't the same virus.
So a "super-cold" virus, may turn out to be yet another COLD-CORONA virus that is potentially a lot stronger, perhaps even lethal to some people, than the usual ones (it wouldn't be the first time) even if it is totally unrelated to COVID-19, except that it is from the same general family of viruses.
And their COVID-19 vaccine isn't likely to work against it either, because it isn't the same virus.
WildDaisy
God has a plan, Trust it!
Not true. The common cold is NOT also a corona virus. Corona is caused by SARS02, but the "common cold" is most commonly a rhinovirus, but could also be any one of many other viruses. They share common symptoms and spread in similar ways, but they are NOT the same source.
ainitfunny
Saved, to glorify God.
The covid vaccine TAKES OVER your immune system and ignores every other germ except Covid 19 making you essentially an AIDS PATIENT SUBJECT TO DYING FROM EVERY OPPORTUNISTIC GERM THAT COMES ALONG!
It also inhibits your body's defense against cancer.
It also inhibits your body's defense against cancer.
Melodi
Disaster Cat
Nightwolf said on his medical exam in medical school it was in the Corona virus family - he said they even had a bottle of "Corona" Mexican beer in his textbook to help as a memorization tool before taking the test.
Now I did not go to medical school one of the physicians here like Coronal Holman, or Rondabend might be able to explain if Nightwolf over-simplified something for me or if I understood what he was telling me correctly.
marsh
On TB every waking moment
The vaxx is supposed to mess up your immune system. It is like the whole system is dominantly primed for the original variant. As a result, people allegedly are getting certain cancers. I wonder if people are getting a flu shot and it is triggering flu because the immune system is down.
Mary Contrary
Inactive
I saw a video. The guy was mad. Said was fully Vaccinated still got covid still spread it to 6 people in his family including his teen son. Said when you are vaccinated the viral load stays LOW and so it comes out negative. Said it's covid, but test won't pick it up if you are Vaccinated. He said it's the VACCINATED who are spreading covid cuz their symptoms are mild and they go out not knowing they have covid!!
yep I agree!!!
Ragnarok
On and On, South of Heaven
Always check the Four Horsemen Threads...
From three days ago:
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So, the "Super Cold", by their own admission, is caused by the lack of immunity caused by the lockdowns.
The answer?
Increased lockdowns!!!
What is the ‘super-cold’ and how is it different to COVID-19?
Ahead of the winter season, many residents in the UK have been plagued by a so-called ‘super-cold’ that is sweeping Britain and has left many feeling worse for wear.
Eighteen months of mask wearing, social distancing and successive COVID-19 lockdowns have been blamed for triggering a mass outbreak of what has been described as the “worst cold ever”, The Times has reported.
The UK Health Security Agency has reported an increase in calls about colds and flu, a cough, or difficulty breathing above expected levels, especially in patients aged 15 to 44.
Since last month, increasing numbers of people have reported on social media symptoms ranging from sandpaper throats to muscle aches, with some saying their cold has left them exhausted or bedridden.
Are we seeing a super-cold?
Dr Philippa Kaye, a GP based in London, told the BBC that the main reason behind the numbers is because of the easing of coronavirus restrictions.
“We are mixing in a way that we haven’t been mixing over the past 18 months,” said Dr Philippa.
“During those first lockdowns, we saw numbers of other [non-Covid] infections fall. We think that that was primarily due to the restrictions on meeting up.”
Professor Neil Mabbott, an immunopathology expert at the University of Edinburgh, said the so-called ‘super-cold’ is likely to be no worse than normal – but it is hitting people harder because of a lack of immunity.
“Rather our immune systems have had limited exposure to colds over the past 18 months [during lockdown and COVID-19 restrictions] so our immunity to these diseases will have waned during this period and will be less effective against colds than would be expected normally.”
Data from Royal College of General Practitioners shows that incidence of the common cold is considerably higher this year – about a third higher than this time last year.
The incidence rate was at 3.1 per 100,000 people in the week ending 3 October, compared with 2.1 in the week ending October 4, 2020.
Why are there increased cases of colds now?
Increasing reports of bad colds and flu highlight “the power of the lockdown, mask-wearing, social distancing and sanitation measures introduced in response” to the pandemic, Profesor Mabbott added.
“Not only was this very effective in reducing transmission of the coronavirus within the community, but at the same time it had the additional benefit of reducing the spread of colds and other common transmissible diseases.”
As the measures eased and people began mixing indoors and traveling on public transport, levels of cold and other respiratory diseases were going to rise naturally.
How can you spot the difference between a ‘super-cold’ and COVID-19?
Experts have warned against self-diagnosing and urged sufferers to take a COVID-19 test if they are experiencing a cough, temperature or loss of taste and smell.
“If you have any symptoms of respiratory infection you should stay at home to prevent transmission and get a test done for COVID-19 to rule in or out,” said Alan McNally, professor of microbial evolutionary genomics at the University of Birmingham.
“Trying to self-diagnose is a surefire way to send COVID-19 case rates soaring again.”
What should you do?
For most people with a cold, plenty of fluids and paracetamol should help ease the symptoms, according to experts.
Self-isolating shouldn’t be necessary if you’ve ruled out COVID-19 or are not exhibiting the same symptoms.
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So, the "Super Cold", by their own admission, is caused by the lack of immunity caused by the lockdowns.
The answer?
Increased lockdowns!!!
What is the ‘super-cold’ and how is it different to COVID-19?
Ahead of the winter season, many residents in the UK have been plagued by a so-called ‘super-cold’ that is sweeping Britain and has left many feeling worse for wear.
Eighteen months of mask wearing, social distancing and successive COVID-19 lockdowns have been blamed for triggering a mass outbreak of what has been described as the “worst cold ever”, The Times has reported.
The UK Health Security Agency has reported an increase in calls about colds and flu, a cough, or difficulty breathing above expected levels, especially in patients aged 15 to 44.
Since last month, increasing numbers of people have reported on social media symptoms ranging from sandpaper throats to muscle aches, with some saying their cold has left them exhausted or bedridden.
Are we seeing a super-cold?
Dr Philippa Kaye, a GP based in London, told the BBC that the main reason behind the numbers is because of the easing of coronavirus restrictions.
“We are mixing in a way that we haven’t been mixing over the past 18 months,” said Dr Philippa.
“During those first lockdowns, we saw numbers of other [non-Covid] infections fall. We think that that was primarily due to the restrictions on meeting up.”
Professor Neil Mabbott, an immunopathology expert at the University of Edinburgh, said the so-called ‘super-cold’ is likely to be no worse than normal – but it is hitting people harder because of a lack of immunity.
“Rather our immune systems have had limited exposure to colds over the past 18 months [during lockdown and COVID-19 restrictions] so our immunity to these diseases will have waned during this period and will be less effective against colds than would be expected normally.”
Data from Royal College of General Practitioners shows that incidence of the common cold is considerably higher this year – about a third higher than this time last year.
The incidence rate was at 3.1 per 100,000 people in the week ending 3 October, compared with 2.1 in the week ending October 4, 2020.
Why are there increased cases of colds now?
Increasing reports of bad colds and flu highlight “the power of the lockdown, mask-wearing, social distancing and sanitation measures introduced in response” to the pandemic, Profesor Mabbott added.
“Not only was this very effective in reducing transmission of the coronavirus within the community, but at the same time it had the additional benefit of reducing the spread of colds and other common transmissible diseases.”
As the measures eased and people began mixing indoors and traveling on public transport, levels of cold and other respiratory diseases were going to rise naturally.
How can you spot the difference between a ‘super-cold’ and COVID-19?
Experts have warned against self-diagnosing and urged sufferers to take a COVID-19 test if they are experiencing a cough, temperature or loss of taste and smell.
“If you have any symptoms of respiratory infection you should stay at home to prevent transmission and get a test done for COVID-19 to rule in or out,” said Alan McNally, professor of microbial evolutionary genomics at the University of Birmingham.
“Trying to self-diagnose is a surefire way to send COVID-19 case rates soaring again.”
What should you do?
For most people with a cold, plenty of fluids and paracetamol should help ease the symptoms, according to experts.
Self-isolating shouldn’t be necessary if you’ve ruled out COVID-19 or are not exhibiting the same symptoms.
Explainer: What is the so-called ‘super-cold’ and how is it different to COVID-19?
Ahead of the winter season, many residents in the UK have been plagued by a so-called ‘super-cold’ that is sweeping Britain and has left many feeling worse
Profit of Doom
Dismember
I believe they have a low testing threshold for the vaxxed.
Mary Contrary
Inactive
Yeah I think I read about that like under 25 cycles test for the Vaccinated and 45 cycles for the unvaxxed.
Snettrecker
Contributing Member
Not a doctor, just play one on tv... j/k. but, the common cold has multiple viruses that cause it. Some of which are rhinoviruses some are coronaviruses. I think coronaviruses cause about 20-30 percent of colds if memory serves me correctly.
Snettrecker
Contributing Member
I know at our hospital, they use the same test and same cycles for every covid test. I would assume most hospitals do the same. There no way for lab techs to differentiate between vaccinated and unvaccinated. The test gets ordered, the nurse swabs the patient, the lab runs the test. They don't have access to the chart to see vaccination status. I can't comment on the health departments, so they might be doing things differently.
Samuel Adams
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Yup.
All of a sudden, what was Covid for the last 20 months is now something else.
Clif High, bless ‘im, warned about this vax-induced “super cold” gunna be comin’ on as the sun goes down.
Here it is.
Babs
Veteran Member
I know of soooo many people that have come down with Covid, after being fully vaxxed. I was talking to the physician's asst. to my doctor, and she said the same thing. The vaxxed bodies are variant making machines! I don't want to be near them. As far as I'm concerned, it's the vaxxed that should be in lockdown.
Samuel Adams
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Funny how the upper echelon perps see it otherwise, ain’t it ?
psychgirl
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Well, I doubt that’ll ever happen unfortunately.
Between the huge numbers of the vaxxed and meaning THAT, would go against the narrative?
Nope. So the rest of us will have to suffer the consequences, yet again.
China Connection
TB Fanatic
If you had had your immune system compromised to where you no longer have one, you can die from a weak cold. You do not need a super virus.
Once just about everyone gets really sick one should expect both your water supply plus power supply to be cut off. Too many important people will be off work sick.
Food supplies are getting hard hit by weather, staff shortages and supply lock ups.
So the system will collapse.
Once just about everyone gets really sick one should expect both your water supply plus power supply to be cut off. Too many important people will be off work sick.
Food supplies are getting hard hit by weather, staff shortages and supply lock ups.
So the system will collapse.
Samuel Adams
Has No Life - Lives on TB
Sid Vicious
Veteran Member
I always find it funny, that we forget every year around this time some cold hits everyone. Usually its at the middle / end of September as everyone goes on that last vacation. I've gotten hit a couple times this month. So far its just some sinus issues aka stuffy nose. Navage ftw.
I have noticed that the cold seems to hit vaxxed people harder though.
I have noticed that the cold seems to hit vaxxed people harder though.
Sicario
The Executor
Melodi
Disaster Cat
What did you dislike MS? The fact that I don't know everything and am asking for a physician on the board to clarify what I believe my husband told me about Common Cold viruses BEFORE this whole pandemic started?
I am 99 percent sure this is what he told me, and I remember the "Corona Beer" bottle as a memory device (medical schools use lots of those there are so many things to remember).
But I am not the one who went to medical school, so I was hoping someone medically qualified could clarify the situation, as I certainly do not want to put out misinformation, but I did believe that is what he told me.
Since he isn't around to ask anymore, I ask other qualified board members for assistance.
Lone_Hawk
Resident Spook
You have nothing to worry about. Now that you live in a prison nation you are guaranteed three hots and a cot.... right?
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
CLOSE but not QUITE accurate.
Yes, SARS IS a Coronavirus (It is the COV in SARS-cov-o2).
Common cold is either Rhino-virus OR Corona Virus.
I may be wrong but: 25 cycles = negative; 45 cycles = positive for PCR test.
Raggedyman
Res ipsa loquitur
MOST ASSUREDLY
had these patients been UN vaxxed you can bet those findings would have resulted in a primary DX of COVID
but then again - science only works when it fits the narrative
had these patients been UN vaxxed you can bet those findings would have resulted in a primary DX of COVID
but then again - science only works when it fits the narrative
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Dobbin
Faithful Steed
So when do the MEEDIA networks start keeping stats on "Super Cold" fatalities? I mean its probably as virilent as Covirus, expect to be as deadly, and its certainly a reason to gut out the election law for the Mid-Terms in 2022.
Insert Rahm Emanuel quote here. If you don't have a crisis - you create one.
I mean it's not Trump - but certainly those "non-Rino" Republicans might get a step up and a fair shake - and (Maker Forbid) a majority in the House and Senate.
We can't have that. The nation might be delayed in its dissolution.
China is waiting...
Dobbin
Insert Rahm Emanuel quote here. If you don't have a crisis - you create one.
I mean it's not Trump - but certainly those "non-Rino" Republicans might get a step up and a fair shake - and (Maker Forbid) a majority in the House and Senate.
We can't have that. The nation might be delayed in its dissolution.
China is waiting...
Dobbin
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