'Pfizer is acknowledging that sars2 causes immune dysregulation (wonder why there’s been unusually high rates of viral & bacterial infections last two years?)
Pretty big news I’d say. Will any brave journalist in BC/Canada cover the story?'
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This probably needs more research, but I'd be curious to review it to see where they got.
We also know autoimmune disease (basically immune disregulation) is common when people are exposed to very clean environments over extended periods. Another possible explanation might be that the extended quarantine was to blame for the upsurge. Again would need to review the journals to reach a conclusion myself.
@freemo no, lockdown is irrelevant. Wasn't proper lockdown anyway, people were out every day.
Doesnt need to be a perfect lockdown to have a noticable effect. Even just a significant reduction in contact over long periods can potentially have huge effects.
FYI: I am a COVID research scientist who just got done running a lab and team of analysts for 2 years.
