"Long" COVID would be far less common IF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION WAS ALLOWED TO TREAT IT EARLY.

@waltersobchak7275

2 жыл бұрын

Monoclonal

@Jollyprez

2 жыл бұрын

@@waltersobchak7275 Which is expensive, and relatively scarce. There are several therapies that work if used early, and the FDA and CDC and AMA forbid all three.

@thejarjosh

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jollyprez There's no reason to believe garlic doesn't work considering it works for flu and colds(which includes the coronavirus family. I'd argue cold applies to flu but they make a distinction to sell a product.) Some claim there is no or limited evidence. Limited evidence is correct and I'd argue there's not money in researching it robustly.

@michaelf7093

2 жыл бұрын

It'd be even more less common if all the anti vax rubes got their shots.

@waltersobchak7275

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jollyprez BS it’s free here in Florida. Quit with the misinformation

Please provide the statistics on the long-term effects of myocarditis on boys age 5-18.

Thank you for the excellent lecture. I now have an understanding of what long covid means. I appreciate all the work that goes into these videos.

This is also seen with influenza.

Why are we treating covid as something so unique it needs a tail? And why do we need another term for post viral syndrome? All and any symptoms can be attributed to just about anything that could go on a normal sick note.

Thank you for this content. I really appreciate your work.

I been dealing with "Long Haul" for 20+ years. Just because they rebrand it don't make a difference to me. Over time I figured out it's related to the autoimmune diseases though I can't get up enough focus and ambition to tap that "smoking gun". There are so many studies and so little time. All of it is rooted in toxic environment and proper maintenance of the immune system very heavily related to your body's ability to produce Glutathione. Study if for yourself and decide for yourself.

I wonder if there was fraud involved with this study? There was a huge explosion in sudden deaths in athletes after taking the forced injections. If there was fraud involved, families can sue.

Long hauler covid, caused anemic, when they did an endoscopy I had inflammation in stomach, heart racing, chest pains! All better now about 7 or 8 months after covid

@legitimatelypissedoff4409

Жыл бұрын

How did they treat you?

Dr Kelly, why don't they call it 'Chronic COVID'?

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

I would think “chronic “ would suggest a continuing infection, as opposed to the results of an infection that resolved.

I had light covid symptoms, it felt more like allergies, and loss of smell, and ear pain. After 1 month I started having ear pain in both ears, more on left ear, and head pain, and fatigue at times. My ENT said no infection, and said it could be covid related.. She has me scheduled for a hearing test.

But do we know for sure, that post covid symptoms are linked to covid itself but not to spike proteins? I saw some researches that vaccines doing similar effects what mild disease would have. Also saw researches that probably the main impact is done by spike protein. And if so, vaccinated people might be affected exactly the same.

Peaceful good health too all..she,s beautiful calming cat..thank you sir DR.

The on going chest pain I would like to know if myocarditis in some? I read a study done that stated Myo was often believed to be caused by virus infections and that Covid patients 16x more likely to get. I got a mild case early 2020 but after being very fatigued and short of breath for the remainder of year they finally did an angio. Everything looked very good except size of heart they said was 'larger than normal'. I formerly could walk for 5-6 hours straight. Now I can't even walk a little incline in my backyard to shed without having to catch my breath. Forget about mowing the yard. Use to take 40 min. Now I have to go slow and stop 3 or 4 times and take a break. I'm in my early 60s.

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I experienced a lot of those symptoms after my jab.

Many thanks Sir, for providing true real science.

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

With politics involved ,the truth with medic,will never be reached, SIR but the dedication are unquestionable. This goes back in history. the platform it was based on immediate questioning? Before you know chronic sets in.

Here’s a data point. I got Covid in November 2020, took it seriously and treated with the FLCCC protocol. Recovery was quick (3 days) but after that I then had 3 days of neuropathy in my legs, it was NUTS! Then I treated with NAC, pine needle tea and nicotine lozenges to help clear the viral debris. 3 months later wife and I got pregnant, our healthy baby girl was born 2 weeks ago.

@the1juan2

2 жыл бұрын

No lingering health issues but for periodic anxiety from the fact that Joe Biden is trying to fire me with his BS mandates.

@the1juan2

2 жыл бұрын

I get my health advice from 4chan.

I question if many of the reported symptoms may be psychosomatic and due to response expectations as a result of the pervasive psychological conditioning techniques being employed. I would like to see a breakdown by sex category to ascertain if traditional psychogenic modeling patterns are maintained involving suggestibility.

I have near complete deafness in my left ear for a week (so far) after recovering from my Coof symptoms. I am not sure if it is from the virus but, so far that is the worst after effect.

Which is why it seems very odd that some in the US were pushing for universal booster shots, even to the young and healthy, before many countries even got their first dose.

You need to redo your opening, your numbers are mixed up,,,,

Three days in the hospital. Finished my quarantine. Went back to work and work 79 hours my first week back. I do have a little tight this in my chest but then again that could just be my asthma and the seasons changing. Might have had some depression bought my dog passed away 3 weeks before he got covid so I was already pretty much depressed

40 per 100,000 people were infected with syphilis in 2019. I wonder what long syphilis is like.

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

I would rather have COVID than tertiary syphilis!

Why is NAC being taken off the market? Any ideas?

Long COVID is not very common, that is good

Thank you for your content. I had pretty bad complications, but thank God my wife and I were able to get the IV infusion to help aid us to battle C-vid. My wife was hospitalized and her and I still have fatigue issues (7 months later), but my wife has prone immune system and I am obese. If the novavax is approved my wife and I will receive it (me immediately/ her after pregnancy).

@DrRickKellyCrossroadHealthDPC

2 жыл бұрын

I have been watching for info on the Novavax vaccine. I have no idea why they have not even filed for EUA in the US. Thank you for watching!