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Their is a pretty good probability that most of what people describe as long covid has a lot more to do with adverse reactions.

Myself and a sizeable group of non vaccinated friends and their friends have never had long Covid symptoms and all but one has only caught Covid once and all but 2 had the normal 3 days of mild symptoms.

I talk to a lot of people on a daily basis some of whom are long standing customers and I’m amazed about the story s of I’ll health I’m hearing.

When possible I try and ask about the vaccine and everyone I get a answer from and has been ill has been vaccinated.

I’m finding more and more are saying they wished they hadn’t had it or won’t be having anymore.

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I didn't have the vax and I got hospitalised with low oxygenation for 2 weeks, and now have long covid. What ails us is not a virus at all. It is damage to the autonomic nervous system done by 5G. And as soon as you work out that an already challenged body is going to be more susceptible to disruption from alien electromagetic beams, it suddenly all makes sense. Look again at everyone you know who has long covid. Are their symptoms consistent with autonomic nervous system damage?

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Indeed. I have recently made the same connection with 5G. To put to rest the conspiracy theory tag (and paranoia, and for health reasons)I bought a top of the range EMF reader from amazon. The readings are off the chart when aimed at a 5G tower. My son has emailed his local member pointing this out. Let’s see how they handle incontrovertible evidence like this! Response...not my area, go to telecommunications minister. Don’t they realise they aren’t exempt from this radiation? I’m convinced that this is exacerbating many illnesses.

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Have a look at the patents using 5G. Of course, most patents are just at the concept stage, but they are...interesting...but yeah. Local councils stick their heads in the sand with regards to this issue. The feds do 'consultations,' people say NO during the consultation process, the people are ignored, towers go up. End of story. There is no stopping them. Legally. Even if people want to ignore the health implications they drive down property values big time.

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Hm, yes. Some time ago my son found a list of these patents on TargetedJustice.com. I’ve only started to believe him. These are frightening...subliminal messaging, V2K, remote monitoring etc. I keep my head down these days....hard enough to cope with the tinnitus like ringing in the head.

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Water is an excellent shield but if I start building one of these my family will tell me that I have finally lost my marbles. https://www.targetedjustice.com/water-shielding.html

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Lol. Thought of a water bed...but needs to be over not under. I’ve ordered some copper shielding fabric to experiment with. Found interesting research by Allan Frey on effect of radiation on biological systems. Conclusion was interesting in that “other parameters such as modulation and frequency...”needed to be focused on. Sigh...the search goes on...

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Not a good enough response from your local member. It might not be his/her area - but it is his/her duty as your public servant to investigate/discuss your concerns and pass on evidence.

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It's stunning how censored this topic is: at least as censored as covid/vax.

https://christinekent.substack.com/p/please-please-please-start-investigating

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I find it interesting that many MSM Long Covid articles have zero mention of vaccination like this one https://www.smh.com.au/national/stephenie-could-not-get-her-legs-to-move-in-sync-turns-out-it-was-long-covid-20230419-p5d1mg.html

I did find one article from theage.com.au that had "A survey of 3500 Long Covid Facebook group members found most were vaccinated and most were infected in the Omicron wave"

https://archive.md/bgg0B

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Maybe the negative attitudes are coming from those already ill with one of the syndromes, who know damn well that any drug that fails its testing phase so badly is potentially damaging. It is those of us who have been failed by medicine that become suspicious of medicine, and that means anyone who has ever had one of the syndromes or an other un-curable disease. Medicine has let us down so badly, we would be crazy not to be suspicious of those who are selling the snake oil.

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As you know Christine, I have some similar health issues to you, and this is my position too. Many people who are suspicious have damn good reason to be.

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I agree with you that our symptoms are telling us something. But I didn't like your implication that it's all in our heads, or at least, amplified in our heads. That is not helpful. My symptoms are telling me that my honeymoon period with electromagnetic radiation is over and I had better find a way of protecting myself from my abuser - local 5G installations that I cannot walk away from so have to pacify somehow. And is that ever successful? Can we ever protect ourselves from a 24/7 abuser? I am making very little headway with how to implement ANY level of protection that I can afford.

I am glad I have moved on from trying to defeat the potentially imaginary spike protein. There is no doubt that 5G is far more dangerous to us, on every level, than any bug, imaginary or real, and it is dangerous not just to our health but to every aspect of our lives. We must address it.

https://christinekent.substack.com/p/the-double-cross

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“All in your head” is the most common misunderstanding of mind-body connection, and in my view that misrepresentation is flat out wrong.

I disagree that I have implied that mind-body is the same thing as “all in your head.”

It’s a real problem that people conflate the two, but I’m also still working out how to best articulate the difference. It took me years of reading and meditating to understand how it works in my own body. Anyway, that’s why I’ve hinted at writing a follow up piece. I agree with you that mind-body is far too often cast as imagined symptoms, which is not my understanding of it at all.

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It is not really about what you wrote or what you understand, but how your readers, read. Most cannot understand the difference between "mind body" connection and "all in your head". For most people in the world, they DO mean the same thing. So I don't think it is wise to use either of those terms unless it is in an article specifically explaining those terms and the essential difference between them.

I must admit that I am doing the same thing with my articles. What I write is my own learning journey, where I write about what I am currently dealing with. What came before - and that is a lifetime of learning, not just the last 3 years - is integrated into now, and someone who has not read my stuff from the start will have no idea what has been integrated. I wonder if I am losing people when I skip stuff or even more people when I repeat stuff. We each know what is integrated into the language we use, but not everyone who reads our words does.

Try asking an American the difference between alternate and alternative.

If I recall, one of your symptoms is neuropathy. Is it still spreading of have you found a way to slow or halt or even heal it?

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I guess I have more faith in my readers than you ;)

Thanks for asking, my symptoms are more related to pain and stiffness in connective tissue and muscles, chronic headaches, and weird neurological bursts like shooting pains. Plus extreme sensitivity to anything toxic. The mind-body aspect has been revelatory for me, as that, combined with regular movement and minimising exposure to toxins, have become the primary way that I manage pain. Allopathic medicine hasn't been able to offer me much unfortunately.

How are you travelling?

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Regarding the "mind body" aspect, I have currently reduced that (for my personal convenience) to something purely physiological - the "brain body" connection. I am chasing down damage to the autonomic nervous system and the signalling done by that system, which can become faulty. If the vagus nerve carries faulty information between the various organs in the body and the brain, then those organs can be working perfectly but are obeying the faulty commands and so appear to be malfunctioning. That would by why all the long covid people having the normal range of tests, are finding nothing at all wrong with the organs being tested even though they are clearly malfunctioning.

The problem is that, for some reason, the vagus nerve signals are scrambled - I think by 5G and other forms of electromagnetic pollution (I live near a naval base and an army base, so the options for all sorts of major electromagnetic pollution are huge). So we have to stop the scrambling of the messages, and then somehow reset them. The Wim Hoff stuff might be onto a way of resetting the messaging, but will not protect from the next assault that throws the "thermostat" back out of whack., and I am too old to be jumping into ice baths on a regular basis, so I am looking for a kinder way - once I have worked out how to protect myself from the next assault.

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The neuropathy is marching on and reaching the point of disabling me. It has gotten into my knees, so I am falling over. I have seen a few local doctors in the one practice, and they all look blank when I ask them about it. They all tell me it is caused by high blood sugar, but all agree that my blood sugar is not high enough to be doing it. And when I ask them how they would treat it if it really was being caused by high blood sugar, they all say, get your blood sugar down, but when I remind them that my blood sugar is not high enough to be causing neuropathy in the first place, they change the subject. And when I tell them it is a common symptom of long covid, they tell me we it is too early for doctors to understand what long covid is. And when I ask them what research papers they are reading on the topic, they change the subject. I haven't dared broach the idea that is it electromagnetic damage. That would blow their tiny little brains.

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I sincerely concur with you Christine. A switch flipped almost overnight for me almost bang on 2yrs ago - 2021, where I suddenly became highly sensitive to WiFi and smartphones - leading to same symptoms as what people describe as long covid. For me - inappropriate tachycardia, shortness of breath - then leading to weeks of fatigue and joint pain. I have not had the so-called jab or had the so-called virus. I had not been sick - physically or mentally unwell prior to this... I recognised the symptoms I had as being related to EMF - back in 2016 I had a TomTom Runner watch - produced tachycardic events every time I used WiFi/satellite on the watch. Never in my entire life as a runner had I ever experienced any concerns - this was reproducible every time. At the time I had no idea about EMF etc, all I did was throw the watch out - and never happened again until 2021. I have to go now - but happy to let you know of some tips I am aware of - if you like. However for me - I live mostly isolated in my home - trying to find a house to buy in the middle of no-where is my goal - or at least some distance from other houses, and away from cell towers - not an easy feat. Distance is your friend from all devices including smart meters - but there are some helpful things to think about in your home.

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Please do share what is working for you.

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Thank you Rebekah. Long covid or Long con? Consider this. If you told people you were installing a video surveillance & total control system on them. Would they stand for it, put up with that?

I don't think so. OK then the whoever they are. Invent some life threatening & truly terrifying lurgy. Release it on the unsuspecting world. While everyone's completely distracted. Switch on the surveillance & control system. Perfect cover for the evil that has been perpetrated.

Coincidence? Conspiracy? Neither actually. just fact. Read my observations on the con, that's happened.

https://andybunting.substack.com/p/covid-and-5g

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One thing we definitely know about Long Covid is that shots are safe and efficient - and it would have been much worse without them. (Pretty much conclusions for every scientific study going forward).

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Edward Shorter proposed a compelling argument on (part of) Long Covid in his 1992 book “From Paralysis to Fatigue” where he describes the history of psychosomatic illness.

Certainly “Long Covid” is real. Every infection - fungal, viral, bacterial -has a small, nonzero chance of triggering some secondary symptom - rarely long term. PANDAS from Strep Throat, post viral syndrome from the flu, etc.

There odds of having long term symptoms from this partially coronavirus should be no different than the odds from the dozen other known coronavirus we’ve lived with for 3 million years - near zero.

However, due to collective hysteria, we have engaged in the “cultural illnesses” shorter proposed in his book.

It is curious though that with Long Covid supposedly so common, I can’t seem to find much of it when I pick a definable public group and count long Covid sufferers

US Congress (n=535) only senator Tim Kaine

wNBA (n=144) only AD Durr

NHL (n=1200) only Brandon Sutter

NBA (n=530) zero

How can this be?

https://www.amazon.com/Paralysis-Fatigue-History-Psychosomatic-Illness/dp/0029286670/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=09c2ec26-c632-4b9c-9aaf-a7f0d607b358

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While no medical expert myself (not even sure what that is anymore), it would appear to me to be fiendishly clever to insert a relatively benign pathogen into general society (whether through whatever covid itself is OR the covid jabs themselves) that essentially doesn’t have specific serious side-effects itself, but rather acts chimerically through multiple systemic inflammatory conditions impacting several organs and systems in the body. So much of what we consider to be illness is inflammation after all. To add literal insult to injury, what if this pathogen simultaneously acted to activate dormant or latent genetic conditions, rendering the body’s immune system unable to cope with otherwise innocuous issues, allowing these to spiral. That’s my take on it; whatever I caught in early 2020 wasn’t the flu and it wasn’t a cold - it was a bizarre set of symptoms that knocked me on my arse for about 3 days and then took about another 3 to go away totally. I think long “covid” is a combination of the above and most frequently is seemingly experienced by those of the “grateful to have been jabbed and boosted” brigade, although I’ve read anecdotally of the unjabbed also getting covid really badly, and experiencing those long symptoms. I personally know a handful of people who’ve convalesced for many weeks with “mystery” ailments after covid, all jabbed to the gills. Amidwesterndoc has some good write ups on his Substack about this - there’s no doubt “something” is hitting people, and its not just jab side-effects.

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I had the worst flu I've ever had in 2021 when WA apparently had no Covid. Either it was Covid and WA just hadn't figured out it was in the community, or it was just a really bad flu. Anyhow I was in bed with it for 2 1/2 weeks and sick for another 3 months or so after that with extreme fatigue and a cough I just couldn't kick. After 3 months I was fine again. So I can personally attest that some viruses can flatten you for a little while.

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Not sure why I “liked” that! But same for me in March 2020 … had what I would call a debilitating “flu” with aches and headaches and fever etc … hadn’t had anything like that since ~2005 which was the last time I recall what was the worst “flu” I ever had which left me delirious and sweating on the couch for 48 hrs … the question we all have is “what the hell is covid, and is whatever we experienced since 2020 representative of a novel pathogen?” Personally I err on the side of covid is real, as WA was certainly open to international China travel for the months leading up to the so-called outbreak advice, and 2019 in WA was the worst “flu and pneumonia” season on recent record with a huge uptick from the average deaths of ~600. Either the flu was severe OR covid is real, but if you believe the ABS, we had no flu deaths in Australia for months on end.

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Ah yes, the flu had a 2 year holiday...

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That fact remains one of the biggest red flags for me. As someone who’s looked at data for the past 5 years, the canard that somehow covid “measures” here and elsewhere magically stopped the flu while allowing covid remains one of the greatest tells that those in charge were bullshitting through their proverbial arseholes.

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There are some people who had real covid symptoms and had long covid problems. But the http://flccc.net has a protocol to help those people. With Ivermectin, Quercitin, and a lot more. It seems to help some people. These doctors think it is the Spike-protein lasting in the system.

First we had the Ventilators and remdesivir causing health problems. Then we have the "Vaccine" causing huge health problems that get diagnosed as long covid. Additionally we had masks, isolation, fear, etc, giving problems. Some people are still wearing masks and/or getting boosters, because of "long covid", so they are actively maintaining the problem that they have.

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We have to separate Long Covid sufferers by Jab status to get to the bottom of the problems.

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GREAT article. Good musings. I feel like I have been hit with a trauma sledgehammer these past few years and we know trauma changes the brain and affects the body, especially when exposed to it early in life, recovered, exposed again, and then re-exposed. Australians have been mind raped, even those who understand what is happening. In some ways, we have had it worse. Lots to unpack.

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"long covid" is post viral fatigue syndrome.

They rebranded it to scare people into fearing covid and taking the jab.

I've had pvfs for 11 years and lost my job due to it 8 years ago.

Any viral infection can cause it.

It goes away quickly for some and not so quickly for others and there's a wide range of things that can go wrong with you. PVFS is really just an umbrella name for it as they still don't know how your body ends up going all to fuck but it seems that it's your immune system that's still fighting a long gone infection. They certainly don't know how to treat it as I was just given co-codamol and tramadol and forgotten about.

At the start of covid I was speaking to my mum about it and said to her that there will be an explosion of pvfs cases due to how many were getting covid. I certainly didn't expect them to change the name and try to use it to scare the shit out of everyone (well not everyone)

I do believe that lots of people who have "long covid" have adverse reactions to the poison they injected into people though but they'll never admit that.

I should go around telling people that I have long swine flu as that's how I ended up with pvfs.

One thing though, pvfs is definitely real but they're topping it up with vax injuries too try and hide the amount of folk that they have knowingly injured.

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"It" is clotting. Clots can be found in organs as well as blood vessels and bones that carry blood.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/518079212277273

The dissolution is simple: protein busting enzymes such as serrapeptase, used in some hospitals for iv against clot caused strokes; nattokinase, bromelain or papain.

Clots are not just DVT or PE. They cause widespread depression of function.... cos the body uses blood for transport of more than just oxygen. The organs will sit in their own excrement/metabolites.

The immune system will kill individuals quite happily, with clots, in order to preserve the species that carry that immune system. Clots can be tamed easily, cheaply.

Just don't tell pHarma!

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A good question - "What is long covid?"

Yesterday someone was telling me their actual covid experience. He was a few days feeling bad. His wife had worse symptoms, and cough for a few weeks.

I pointed out the persistent cough was probably 2ndary bacterial chest infection, due to the large amount of uncleared mucus.

And yet he said she had "Long Covid".

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As an aside, a lot of jabbed people develop dry coughs after injection because they have spike protein allergy (as per Dr Chetty in South Africa). Antihistamines help with that.

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Isn't there a good reason why long Covid is still a mystery? Does the mystery and related fear support or not support Australian vaccination policy? If there would be clear medical proof and evidence "long covid" exists and is indeed related to a Covid infection wouldnt that be wonderful for the vaccination state and therefore all over mainstream media? In absence of it, all they can do is keep the myth alive to support their narrative and survival.

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Long covid feels like a poisoning. Non-sense trying to blame it on concerns of getting jabbed, that's just blaming the victim, outrageous, cannot stress that enough. Very repetitive that the abusers keep trying to blame their victims. I say this as someone who got sick in November of 2019, BEFORE the scamdemic and the gene therapies. I suspect I got sick thru a circulating variant or from a flu shot I got the first week of Nov. 2019. Very convenient if there was a plan to poison people via flu shots the winter before a "pandemic" is declared.

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PS I never got the jab despite insistence from several doctors. I knew I was sick and it was criminal they authoritatively declared I should get the shot.

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I'm troubled by the 'negative attitudes' theory. After considerable research on the illness I considered that both original covid & the vaccines would be bad for me, and actively avoided each. Does the negative attitudes theory allow for personal body and psychological knowledge? When I eventually contracted the omicron version I had a small inflammatory rebound that came after I felt good - I didn't bring it on - which, in the original strain, might have been a bit serious. And people can personally know that being forced to take an experimental medication would be psychologically devastating for them.

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I would like to see the correlation between the rise of Long 'Rona and the rollout and escalation of 5G. Although that might be too obvious.

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