I believe that in the absence of large scale studies and conducting brain imaging on a mass scale, we have to rely upon ourselves to turn to real world examples we may already be witnessing.
Some questions about what you may be seeing…
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Now before we delve deeper into this, I think it would be felicitous to provide a little background first.
MRI brain imaging has previously revealed that Covid reduces the thickness of grey matter within the frontal and temporal lobes.
This would mimic symptoms of FTD.
So to the questions.
I am going to show you a wide spectrum of symptoms which arise from damage to the frontal and temporal lobes. I will be using the NHS’s definition of Frontotemporal Dementia for reference.
Are you noticing one or more of the following in yourself/others?
Are noticing one or more of the following in yourself or others?
Since we are at a very early stage in the progression of such damage, these symptoms could be mild/subtle versions of one or more of these, but should not be disregarded, especially if they’re new or worsening.
It should also be noted that damage to this specific area of the brain within the cerebral cortex can cause sociopathic behaviour.
Additionally, this induces the “slow and insidious loss of the capacity for moral rationality.”
Have you noticed anything akin to this?
The final question to ask yourself is how might this manifest itself amongst the general population and what might we start to see? Or are we already seeing it?
Think hard. Because if you yourself have such damage, this won’t be easy to recognise due to “impaired judgement”.
It will be challenging to recognise this happening to yourself because damage to this area of the brain specifically causes decreased self-awareness.
Patients with FTD rarely ever recognise the alterations in themselves, and rely upon others to notice such changes early on.
To be absolutely clear, the damage right now is slight. Many people are only on covid infection number one or two. The damage will be compounded in those with repeated infections.
The progression of such damage can be very slow, so noticing early signs is of paramount importance
As a side note, Alzheimer’s (AD) can take many years to evolve.
Preclinical AD can last for decades and you wouldn’t notice any symptoms during this stage.
I am using AD as an example to show how slow neurological disorders can progress, although progression can be rapid.
Facts are indisputable (so don’t claim otherwise) and they are backed entirely by evidence:
Covid damages the frontal and temporal lobes.
Damage to this region of the brain would mimic/cause symptoms of Frontotemporal Dementia.
Piece that puzzle together.
End.
Discuss ⬇️
This is gaining some traction now, but I am always here to answer any questions you may have on this. So don’t hesitate to ask.
I aim to respond to each and every one of you.
I’m sorry if I haven’t got back to all of you yet. Getting through all the replies whilst trying to complete a full days work has taken it out of me.
This on top of the fact I feel like I’ve prophesied the end of civilisation as we know it. I am mentally drained. Need a break.
Studies re Long Covid insist on stating the % of people who succumb to this sequelae. I’ve seen incident rates from 3.5% up to 38% (after 3rd infection).
But what every single one of these studies fail to mention is that the reduction in grey matter occurs in 100% of individuals
Covid damages the frontal/temporal lobes within the cerebral cortex of the brain.
Damage to fronto-temporal parietal area causes Anosognosia.
Anosognosia means you simply cannot recognise your own health conditions & disease.
Facts ⬇️✅
Oh, did I not mention that every single covid infection causes damage to this area of the brain, regardless of severity of symptoms (including asymptomatic)?
Those of you on multiple infections? Perhaps try to keep that number as low as possible.
More infections = more damage.
Anyone reading this thinking “well I definitely don’t have Long Covid or any residual damage from previous infections” should probably reread my initial tweet.
Then read it again.
But, no matter how many times you read it, your brain still won’t recognise your health conditions
If you don’t know Covid is a serious threat to your health/life, despite the obvious signs everywhere, then it is a choice.
A choice to have no curiosity about why or how things are happening to you/others.
A choice to not have to face facts and instead cling to comforting lies
Please for the love of god stop making excuses for those not listening, not enquiring & refusing to learn.
Nobody came to those who are in the know with a magic wand causing them to be privy to classified information. We saw things weren’t right, and curiously searched as to why
We live in the age of 24/7 access to the internet. Ignorance is NOT an excuse. We have an always up to date encyclopaedia in our pockets.
The first thing many people do when they have a new health condition is google how/why this has happened. They’ll see Covid could be a factor
It never ceases to amaze me how many people make the assumption that the human race can withstand, let’s say, 20 infections of covid per person. That will be the case by 2032-2035, considering how often most seem to be getting it (2x per year ish).
And how some think there are those genetically gifted enough to withstand a seemingly infinite amount of infections.
Really? So a 10 year old now, when they get to the age of 50, could have had to endure up to, and perhaps over, 80 (EIGHTY) covid infections.
Those that keep chugging down infection after infection, have you taken time to understand the ramifications of 1-2 covid infections every year for the rest of your life? And how much shorter that life may be as a result?
Please, get some perspective and a harsh dose of reality.
If your house starts to malfunction, say a few things start falling off, or going wrong, maybe mold appearing in places, bricks crumbling, electrical issues.
Do you wait for someone else to tell you something is wrong, or do you act promptly, look what to do and fix it?
The evidence is there for you to know things are malfunctioning. But you don’t ignore it. Ignoring it won’t make the problems go away.
So next time you make excuses for people being “genuinely unaware” of the ongoing harms of covid, ask yourself if they’re really that stupid.
Media doesn’t need to explicitly state that covid is doing X, Y and Z for people to understand.
We see increasing illness.
We do hear about Measles, Pertussis and Strep A etc.
We do hear about record numbers out of work due to long term sickness.
The brain damage caused by Covid that causes sociopathic behaviour (and induces the slow and insidious loss of the capacity for moral rationality) extends to politicians, police and military personnel.