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Dr. Akiko Iwasaki @VirusesImmunity spoke to @AmerMedicalAssn about Long COVID. This video is a great primer for your providers, employers, family and friends to better understand LC. Please share!💙 youtube.com/watch?v=ilIOh4cZ…
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i'm sending a mini 3-pack to 3 crumbl lovers to celebrate minis being available all week long! 🩷 to enter: 🍪 follow us 🍪 like this tweet 🍪 leave an emoji down below!
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behold the peyton shrine rt for good luck
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This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends from Nashville want to say, ‘welcome to Rocky Top, Mike Keith!’ 🍊🍊 @WBIRAbby @WBIRHeather
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This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends from Nashville want to say, ‘welcome to Rocky Top, Mike Keith!’ 🍊🍊 @TearsaSmith
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say, ‘thanks for the memories!’ @Tennessean
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This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends from Nashville want to say, ‘welcome to Rocky Top, Mike Keith!’ 🍊🍊 @TheRonSlay
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This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends from Nashville want to say, ‘welcome to Rocky Top, Mike Keith!’ 🍊🍊 @Volquest_On3
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say, ‘thanks for the memories!’ @tennvoice
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This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends from Nashville want to say, ‘welcome to Rocky Top, Mike Keith!’ 🍊🍊 @tennvoice @wesrucker247 @Vol_Sports
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say, ‘thanks for the memories!’ @FOX17
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say, ‘thanks for the memories!’ @DanThomasWSMV @WSMV @ChrisHarrisWSMV
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say, ‘thanks for the memories!’ @NC5
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say, ‘thanks for the memories!’ @WKRN
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Cheers to you, Mike Keith! This 11+’ tall snowman and his friends want to say ‘thanks for the memories!’ @PaulKuharskyNFL @Titans @1045TheZone @AtoZSports @BIGJOEONTHEGO
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When you ain’t do nun on the group project and still get an A🏅
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If I could choose just four studies out of the over 500 I’ve reviewed to convince you to take precautions from SARS-CoV-2, the following would be on my list: 1. The Lancet just published a compelling study of >16 million people demonstrating the risk of type 2 diabetes after COVID-19 was significantly higher in unvaccinated individuals compared to vaccinated ones. Hospitalized COVID-19 patients faced a dramatically higher risk of developing diabetes, which declined over time but remained elevated. Most importantly, 60% of those diagnosed with type 2 diabetes after COVID-19 continued to have the condition 4 months later (lnkd.in/dzUyVzsb). 2. A study in The New England Journal of Medicine from February (2024) shows alarming accelerated cognitive decline in all individuals infected with SARS-CoV-2, even after a recovery period (lnkd.in/dHq9GaJG). 3. A preprint on macaque monkeys reveals that even mild and asymptomatic cases of COVID-19 can lead to the formation of Lewy bodies post-infection (lnkd.in/dDz6XkBi). Moreover, a peer-reviewed study on rhesus monkeys showed an equally disturbing increased presence of tau proteins, in all monkeys (lnkd.in/dn75GpUd). 4. The 2007 SARS1 mouse study, which is crucial for understanding the potential severity of coronavirus infections. No mouse survived beyond the 16th serial passage, a phenomenon we refer to as the "rule of 15" or the “passthrough rule.” This shows evidence of the evolutionary process and the dangers of allowing it to spread unabated (lnkd.in/db9xBuhw). Given the compelling evidence from these studies alone (with intentional omission of the immune dysfunction, elevated cardiac/stroke risk and gut problems), it should be clear as day, that this virus is NOT by any means “mild.” It can do lasting damage on the metabolic system and central nervous system which impairs everyday physical and cognitive functioning. It can cause performance errors and incapacity to work. It’s dangerous and threatens our way of life. The public has been lied to and cleaning indoor air, masking indoors and vaccinating against SARS-CoV-2 are essential public health measures. Note that I’ve left out studies showing increased risk rising with repeated infection, and I’ve omitted studies showing the efficacy of precautions… because people don’t take precautions unless they agree that infection poses a serious concern. And until now, we are fighting survival bias and people who think “brain fog” is some kind of rite of passage to immunity. People don’t understand brain fog from SARS2 is brain damage. People also don’t understand that not being hospitalized isn’t some kind of gold star participation award that keeps you free of lifelong effects from pathogens that can persist in your blood, bone and organs. Until they understand what they’re doing to their bodies and brains, they’ll take zero action. Explain it to them, before it’s too late.
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janestorie retweeted
TIAA Champions!!! DCA 13-Goodpasture 6 Congrats to our Middle School softball team on an outstanding season!
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I assume, based on recent confirmation of endothelial damage, that the muscles are not getting enough oxygen & lactic acid is not being cleared. But what to do for this?
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