[Music] are we moving to a situation that life looks normal but we just don't know the longterm ramifications of this [Music] virus we need to treat it as the National Emergency it is the the numbers are staggering actually from NIH staggering we have evidence of minor variance in the brain that we did not detect in the respiratory tissue suggesting that ongoing barel replication does take place in the brain and that there actually is some evolution of the virus it's now been shown that this vir
us goes into Thal monocytes deep into the bone marrow one of the central drivers of long covid is the Persistence of the SARS Co 2 virus in patients tissue sites we found presence of all RNA in eye tissues we have multiple papers showing clear-cut evidence of viral [Music] persistence National there are studies where SARS c 2 has been found in the tissue of children and the majority of them had just silent viral RNA what does that even mean it's silent now I guess but in a few years who knows wh
at what happened to them this virus resides in the body in every vital organ for months and months and months it affects people of all ages and all backgrounds in other words if you're under the impression that once you've gotten Co you don't need to worry about it ever again you are mistaken a National Emergency the virus that persists or genomic sequences that persist have known long-term consequences I mean the one I immediately think of of course is HIV it's almost impossible to eradicate it
plague we are in the middle of a plague and you behave like this the pandemic and is over we still have a problem with Co look we've seen the progress that has been made 1.15 billion already spent in the NIH and we've got nothing for it and the status quo has left us with absolutely nothing over the last four years absolutely nothing there is still not a focus and a treatment that's being studied for black patients you keep throwing all this money away at everything has anyone planned does anyo
ne have a plan at NIH NIH is a joke 28 billion now the NIH and government agencies need to invest way way way more money into long covid into Research into clinical care into clinical trials there's no amount of public investment in trying to search for cures there's no no amount that's overdoing it according to David Cutler over the next 5 years long co could cost the US economy $3.7 trillion and the data right now is shocking when you're seeing a 4-year timeline of long covid and the CDC repor
ts there's over 5,000 deaths associated with that that means we need antivirals right now and we need 28 billion from Congress annually for research to get this done why are all the fights left to the activists why do we have to do all the fights why are we have to fight your [Music] fights 2lion 28 [Music] billion 28 billion 28 billion 28 billion now
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Excellent work!!!
Great video! Thanks
Thank you!!! - Tania Powers
Thank you for highlighting the brain info.
Thank you! Would it be possible to activate the "automatic translation" option? so the subtitles would be translated in any language 🙏
0:44 The inflammation in my body is raging. High CRP, high CD8, low CD4, high neutrophils, low eosinophils, and most recently, high monocytes. My heart has issues. I’m now immunocompromised. I have chronic fatigue, pain, weakness, brain fog, intense irritability, random rashes, teeth/gum issues, insomnia, gasping for breath to the point I wake myself up with a head rush and racing heart/tingling limbs, headaches that feel like a blood vessel exploding or ice pick stabbing my brain, etc. etc. etc. I’ve had COVID 3 times, August 22, December 23, and February 24. The virus is much more transmissible now, hence my getting it twice in two months. Already having #LongCOVID from the first infection, this has done damage I’ll do everything in my power to prevent worsening and more importantly, exposing my children to. Wake up America. Wake up people of the world. This is just a taste of the darkness that’s coming if we don’t drastically change course!