Parasitic version
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All on Thursday, December 14, 2023 03:15:40
"Atypical" pneumonia, which began to plague us since 2006, may be the result of infections with various forms of parasites, some of which are created specifically, using genetic modifications of previous species. Today, more than 1000 species of parasites are known that live in various tissues of the human body, and even in the bone marrow or in the eyeball. But those that lead to "atypical" pneumonia have just a typical method of reproduction - through the human lungs. Adult individuals carry thousands of microscopic eggs, some of which, entering the alveoli, where there is a lot of oxygen, turn into larvae, which return to their habitat back through the bloodstream.
The human immune system, not having chemical ways to fight them (since in the adult state they are practically neutral to their environment), includes backup options, as in oncology against fungi, i.e. building "walls" along the path of their movement or in the area of ??greatest concentration. In this case, we are talking about "gray fog" in the lungs and catastrophic thickening of the blood, which is registered by characteristic changes in the blood formula, in particular, in the explosive growth of D-dimer and CRP. Accordingly, a person's saturation (oxygen saturation in the blood) drops and problems in the cardiovascular system (strokes, blood clots) are possible. Fortunately, this condition is very easily treated - with the help of antiparasitic drugs (Ivermectin), and also in case of a weakened immune system with the involvement of bacterial infections - antibiotics. In general, with a relatively healthy starting state of the body, recovery from sleep occurs 4-5 days after starting to take this complex of medications, and a significant improvement in the general condition occurs within 1.5-2 days.
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