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Thank you for concern.and I would not usually write about health. The article leads one to believe it’s over,and it’s not. My health was fine until I got hit with it again. First time was March before announced by TRUMP. I received all Moderna vaxes and boosters. Two months ago a cough continued to worsen and I believed it to be related to allergies. Tested myself,positive. Went to CityMD, medicated and sent home. Chest tightness replaced cough and returned three or four weeks later only to test positive again. The medication worked,felt better.

Unfortunately cough returned and returning to City MD today with fatigue. Otherwise healthy 67 female,with hypothyroidism and stenosis. I’ll be on mend once they clear the cough. I have been vaccinated again with Moderna.🫰🏼🇺🇸🙏🏻Thank you.

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Sorry, Covid not over yet. I had a case so severe couldn’t walk,could barely breathe and after meds felt pretty good following week. Then I just behaved like it was gone,although I still felt lousy. 4 weeks later back to city md having posted positive again. More meds and 8 more X-rays all clear. Have an appointment with pulmonologist and staying quarantined till Nov. 8th and feel like I could sleep all day and night,no appetite

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Horseman Prof. Hotez connects the dots. SARS-CoV-2 persists and replicates in atheroschlerotic plaque. There are also immune changes triggered by infection. Risk for CV death increases. Soon Hotez will turn his attention to turbocancers.

"This study showing that severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus directly infects coronary artery plaques, producing inflammatory substances, really joins the dots and helps our understanding on why we're seeing so much heart disease in COVID patients," Peter Hotez, MD, professor of molecular virology and microbiology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, told Medscape.

Asked whether this direct infection of vascular plaques was unique to SARS-CoV-2 or whether this may also occur with other viruses, both Giannarelli and Hotez said they believe this may be a specific COVID effect.

"I wouldn't say it is likely that other viruses infect coronary arteries in this way, but I suppose it is possible," Giannarelli said.

Hotez pointed out that other viruses can cause inflammation in the heart, such as myocarditis. "But I can't think of another virus that stimulates the sequence of events in coronary artery inflammation like we're seeing here.

COVID Coronary Plaque Infection Confirms CV Risk

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/997638?ecd=a2a

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I did everything on my end to work this out, they refuse to return a call or an email. Avoid them like the plague!

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I ordered this, was charged in full August, although I was told I would be billed the membership, would have to have a 15 min consult with a doctor, which I scheduled, I hung on the link over one hour and a half, tried calling TWC on other lines before hanging up, as I wanted to know how long I should be on hold. I left numerous emails and I have a record of everything. I left many more voice messages until i gave up and wanted a full refund. At this point I don’t trust their company, and they neither delivered product, which I DO NOT WANT NOW, because I’m afraid of it, NOR HAVE THEY CREDITED MY VISA. DO NOT TRUST THE PEOPLE IN TWC OFFICE.

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Why doesn’t it contain POVODINE Iodine for a nasal wash ?

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