The Last Chance Of Freedom: How Masking Contributes To Long Covid

Friday, August 12, 2022

A lingering disorder that can last for months or years is affecting an increasing proportion of the workforce.
Symptoms include fatigue, brain fog, breathlessness, anxiety, depression and a loss of smell and taste.
Most scientists and medical doctors link the syndrome to the SARS-CoV-2 infection, but the root cause of the disease is still mysterious.

The most frequently observed symptoms for MIES overlap with those for Long Covid.
A meta-analysis by an interdisciplinary team of German physicians found a potential risk of Mask Induced Exhaustion Syndrome (MIES).
It seems likely that harmful effects by long-term mask-wearing and frequent nasopharyngeal testing with increased exposure to chemicals (not naturally found products) can accelerate symptoms.

Exposure to titanium dioxide could exacerbate inflammation of the colon (Colitis Ulcerosa) weakening the innate immune system
Can enter directly into the brain and cause oxidative stress in glial cells
Long-term exposure and high concentrations could even cause DNA damage
Researchers from Stanford University observed in patients with gut inflammation a link to missing gut microbes as compared to healthy persons
A significantly increased risk of a new onset of psychiatric illness is concentrated in the early post-acute phase of a Covid-19 infection
Carbon dioxide poisoning is recognized as an often-forgotten cause of intoxication in the emergency department
Several studies found an Increased level of carbon dioxide when wearing masks

The results of Foegen’s observational study strongly suggest that mask mandates caused 50% more deaths compared to no mask mandates
Exposure to microplastics may result in lung fibrosis
Any measure that may cause oxygen deprivation or inflammation is a risk for sudden death, and more severe infectious and chronic diseases