Covid: New Study massive 28% increase in diabetes if you have Covid—including 'mild'—can lead to life threatening Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA):
The researchers compared large numbers of those who had Covid, and those who had other respiratory infections: and found a 28% increase in Covid patients including the mild developing type 2 diabetes.
The theoretically working mechanism for the development of diabetes after Covid is explained is illustrated here:
The researchers mainly used data from those who had 'mild' Covid: Sars 2 is known to cause damage to the human pancreas, and therefore insulin systems:
As a result the researchers suggest that people who've had Covid be screened for diabetes—they also note the increase in potentially life threatening Diabetes ketoacidosis (DKA):
'Diabetes ketoacidosis has been observed in some individuals without known diabetes even months after Covid-19'
Remember we have millions walking around infected, or who have been infected—and they have no idea about any of this: DKA is considered a medical emergency—if you have no idea you have diabetes how can you know to look out for this?
1/ CDC China Stark Warning On Deltacron: 'The “Wolf” Is Indeed Coming' Recombination variant is a 'Grey Rhino' event (highly predictable, slowly emerging, obvious threat that is ignored or minimized by decision-makers) Past variants may not have been 'worst-case until now...
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China's CDC with their wealth of knowledge on Coronaviruses has decided to comment and release what appears to be a stark warning about Deltacron.
'No recombination events involving large genomic fragments (like “Deltacron”) have been found in SARS-CoV-2 before.'
3/ The deeply respected and knowledgeable CHINESE scientists write about the Deltacron variant, that as professor Leon Kostrikis who first identified the variant warned, it has the spike of Omicron (infectivity) mixed with Delta (implying higher severity of disease)
Chris Whitty once again displaying that he doesn't understand this virus and never will—let's unpick this mess:
Whitty is a nasty piece of work: let's get that straight first and foremost—before people defend him, he was wrong about pandemics before we had a pandemic and he continues to be wrong now:
Problem 1: assumption that is seasonal: completely wrong.
Problem 2: assuming that there is 'no end point'—which is his way of saying of 'learn to live with it and shut up'
But, there can at any point, be an end point to the pandemic is we chose to take the right actions.
1/ OMICRON UK, COVID: 40-year-old triple vaxxed mother dies of Covid after coughing up blood and having a heart attack, leaving behind 4 children—one of which has severe special needs —HEARTBREAKING
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Danielle Dave, age just 40 from Queen's Park in North West London recently died after being infected with Covid, during her illness she started to cough up blood and had a fatal heart attack on week 2 of it.
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Heart attacks are a well-established part of Covid infection, sometimes happening months/year (s) after even a mild case: in Omicron they seem to be happening frequently during the acute phase as well.
Well what are we supposed to do then? spend the rest of our lives getting infected repeatedly, being subject to chronic illness, heart attacks, strokes, ever shortening life spans, mass disruption to everything, and eternally high levels of grief and loss? for what exactly?
All because big business doesn't want to take the virus seriously—which involves stopping the machine for a few weeks every now and then—something which is actually better for the economy and health over all?
Yeah, almost everything has a risk to it: but why should there always be a high risk of catching an easily preventable serious disease just from doing 'normal' things? You could use her arguments to argue against speeding limits, carbon limits, safe sex, airplane safety
Israel, BA2, Covid: ICU admissions now starting to tick up after months of steady decline since the brutal Omicron wave which had the highest ever deaths, admissions and ICU admissions of ANY WAVE EVER.
Hospital admissions also starting to uptick again after months of decline:
Cases also upticking in line with the rise in hospitalisations: though very low levels of cases so the rise is in ICU and admissions is somewhat unexpected at this point.
Test positivity is hovering around 14% currently—which implies that they are missing A LOT of cases though..
It seems that the whole country is starting to go into a form of mini lockdown: schools closing, GPs closing, hospitals closing, no doubt many other things too: and we've only just started this wave–bear that in mind. THIS IS JUST THE START.