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16078592 No.16078592[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

New soience narrative change: "long covid" is no longer real

>> No.16079601

The symptoms of covid are basically the perfect disease to trigger malingerers and hypochondriacs into thinking it has long term effects. The tiredness and brain fog that can last for several weeks are basically a perfect recipe for making these kind of people think they are still experiencing the symptoms months later.
Long covid was promoted by the establishment to help foster covid hysteria when they should habe immediately pushed back against the idea

>> No.16079640

>>16078592
Long Covid was a blanket diagnosis created to cover up the damage to the immune system and constant, worsening reinfection with Covid caused by the leaky and ineffective Covid "vaccines."

>> No.16079745 [DELETED] 

>>16079640
People were talking about long COVID in 2020 before the vaccines existed. Extended convalescence after viral infections have been described for decades. No need to shoehorn your preferred narrative into everything just because the vaccines were shit.

>> No.16079749

>>16079640
People were talking about long COVID in 2020 before the vaccines existed. Extended convalescence after viral infections has been described for decades. No need to shoehorn your preferred narrative into everything just because the vaccines were shit.

>> No.16080491 [DELETED] 

>>16079749
>People were talking about long COVID in 2020 before the vaccines existed.
No they weren't

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>>16079749
It isn't my narrative, bumblefuck, the vaccines prime your immune system for constant and worsening reinfection with SARS-CoV-2, increasing the odds of chronic, or "long," disease symptoms. Now considering how rare long-term effects are from any viral infection generally, it's fair to imagine that the one thing most of the world consented to taking en-masse at the height of a viral pandemic may be a significant contributing factor.

>> No.16080601

>>16079749
>People were talking about long covid in 2020
Is that what the TV man retconned into your brain?

>> No.16080633

long covid is a delusion of a single, mentally ill woman.
read this https://mikestone.substack.com/p/so-long-covid
>>16080491
yes, they were. get your facts straight.