
(Frontline News) — “A new peer-reviewed study in the Journal of the American Medical Association has debunked yet another component of the COVID story line. A team of 19 medical doctors and academic researchers (PhDs) led by Dr. Joel Selvakumar examined how common it was for young people to suffer from so-called “long COVID”. They found that people testing negative for COVID were just as likely to have the symptoms of the allegedly new condition known as “long COVID” as people who tested positive for COVID.
The upshot of this shocking finding is “long COVID” is not a new condition or disease. A set of symptoms such as fatigue, pain and anxiety are labelled “long COVID” if a person tested positive for COVID. If the same person, with the same symptoms, tested negative for COVID, they are simply said to be suffering from those symptoms but not from “long COVID”.
Comment: If this is true, then we have to figure out what is causing these “long Covid” symptoms that are similar to symptoms of Covid-19 and reported symptoms of post-jab adverse events. Based on my personal experience with Covid (twice) folowed by a long Covid that lasted six months in 2022 and just began to appear again in April of 2023, these symptoms are consistent with blood clotting caused by overreaction of our immune system. They respond to blood thinners and antihistamines. So it seems … but … this may just be a smoke screen.
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