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Yep, something like spike protein that is more persistent than usual may provoke an inadequate immune response in the body, which is known to cause clotting, wh
by garganzol 2y ago
Yep, something like spike protein that is more persistent than usual may provoke an inadequate immune response in the body, which is known to cause clotting, which is known to cause tissue hypoxia, which, in turn, is known to induce a mitochondrial dysfunction, starting the vicious cycle of pathology.
Chicken and Egg dilemma. We have a lot to discover and formalize. I do not say that you are not right, your suggestion is plausible, we have to find out.
- throw38489595 2y agoSadly long-covid research is very underfunded. Doing a few thousand DNA tests is not that expensive.
- garganzol 2y agoCovid-19 is not a retrovirus. Otherwise, the people would not be able to reliably overcome it again and again. The same applies to post-covid - once you tame it by finding methods of correcting it, it goes away. I agree with you on necessity of further researches, but they require not only money, but also plenty of time, decades perhaps.
- throw38489595 2y ago> reliably overcome it again and again I would disagree with that. We are only a few years in, many people did not recover yet. And taking severe medication is not exactly "correction". There is a research that suggest some unusual COVID-19 variants are able to penetrate cell nucleus. That is why we need DNA sequencing studies! And not just on patients, but their microbiome as well! And I do not think it will take decades, but couple of years maybe months!