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The cases of Covid long that I know of have been both vaccinated and contaminated so exposure to spike is perhaps and probably cumulative. I miss you on Twitter Walter

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Thank you, dear Walter, for shining such a steady, bright light into these dark areas. These are such excellent questions and such a marvelous overview of where we now find ourselves, two years into this pandemic. There is a fascinating diagram/graphic on this "Elementary Immunology" text, in Chapter 33, Amyloidosis, that describes some "amyloidosis signs and symptoms" including: Heart Arrythemias; Heart Sudden Death; Thyroid Medullary Carcinoma; Stomach Undifferentiated Carcinoma; Spleen Spenomegaly; Pancreas Islet Tumor; Kidneys Renal Failure; Kidneys Nephrotic syndrome; GIT Constipation; GIT Diarrhea; and GIT Malabsorption. Here's a link to this information: https://labpedia.net/elementary-immunology/chapter-33-amyloidosis/

I am feeling much more optimistic about all this now than I was this time a year ago, since I am a recovered covid longhauler who now am about 11 months free from longhaul symptoms and relapses. In order to recover, I adopted healing strategies addressing a Niacin connection; an MCAS connection (minimizing histamine food), and also taking anti-inflammatory, anti-amyloid practices and supplements. I originally caught what must have been covid-19 the last week of January 2020, and by July 2021 was relapse and symptom free--after doing everything I could to get better in a dedicated 90 day program of minimum heat/stress/exertion to give my nonclassical monocytes a chance to regenerate free from any viral debris.

It seems to me that even in this past year of seemingly being recovered I've actually still been recovering--since although I was relapse and symptom free, each week and month I was noticing my vocabulary getting better, and my joints and ligaments seeming more solid (my ankles used to randomly collapse).

We are wise to not underestimate covid, and from what we're seeing in the Salk Institute spike protein study, all that's needed to cause serious issues is just the spike protein--and indeed, it seems to exert cumulative destructive effects.

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