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I think it’s from dysautonomia impairing the immune system. Pretty much anything that affects the autonomic nervous system, which is a huge number of very diffe

I think it’s from dysautonomia impairing the immune system. Pretty much anything that affects the autonomic nervous system, which is a huge number of very different things, can trigger dysautonomia. The rational for my reasoning is that the propensity for cancer appears to occur at roughly the same rate as the propensity for dysautonomia regardless of the cause of dysautonomia. Covid and the Covid Vaccine are both triggers for dysautonomia, I presume because both use the spike protein. The vaccine triggered mine but I have a strong genetic propensity for it anyway with multiple inherited anxiety disorders.

b0dhimind 2y ago
<in a snarly medical tyranny voice> NIE, you will have zeh vackzine! Jokes aside though, how is it that hard for people to connect the dots of what happened after "covid"? I guess because there are many other causes for cancer that have also increased since 2019 (poorer sleep quality, worse diets, depression, social isolation). But then again, forcibly injecting something with known carcinogens, into your blood that has since caused athletes and children to immediately collapse and die (or later on from myocarditis) should be overwhelming evidence of something akin to genocide.