The minimisers would have you believe that every bad health condition develops immediately, symptoms of it appear immediately, medical attention is found immediately, and the condition is diagnosed immediately.
The truth is very different.
It can take years for conditions to develop after they have been triggered.
It can take years for the symptoms to become bad enough to need medical attention.
I think we've let the damage that covid infections do to *linings* slip into the background of all the other problems that covid infections cause.
I think this may be a *big* problem.
Across all of these, the pattern is the same: structural cell loss is followed by repair that restores structural continuity but not precision of purpose.
The tissue remains present, but its behaviour changes.
Function becomes uneven.
Symptoms emerge from loss of fine control
It's worth remembering that the UK's end to covid restrictions was built on:
Most kids here never getting vaccinated.
Opening early to get an economic advantage.
Allowing hard intense repeat waves of Covid to rip through.
Getting rid of the weak.
Not much long covid.
Nothing scientific.
Just denial, cruelty, wishful thinking, and greed.
So we had *a significant head start* on mass reinfection over a lot of other countries.