💜Greenley
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💜Greenley
@GreenleyMaskVax
Covid Aware Doomer. Mom. Nurse. Teen wrangler. Community and cooperation for end of fucking days. SARS2 & Many Resp🦠AIRBORNE 327ppm greenleymaskvax@🦋


This is the correct protocol for 2 reasons: 1) N95’s are optimized to filter *incoming* air. Surgical masks are optimized to prevent contaminating the environment when exhaling. 2) The hantavirus 80–120 nm in body diameter. By comparison, COVID was 60-80 nm in body diameter (excluding spike proteins) While that may not seem dramatic it means a very large difference in actual mass of the pathogen. The larger and heavier pathogen size means it needs droplet vapor to carry, not just air. So the person you think is infected, wearing a surgical mask is effective as it traps droplets on exhalation. The staff wear n95s. The patients don’t. If someone is already infected there would be no statistical difference between them wearing an n95 and a surgical mask, so you do not need to waste the better equipment. In a quarantine facility the staff change over PPE and sterilize equipment between patient rooms, so there is zero risk of cross patient exposure. So only the staff need an n95.












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Endothelial dysfunction and metabolic biomarkers in post-COVID-19 syndrome 🚨A nightmare study for many! FOR EVERYBODY: 9 months after your COVID-19, your blood vessels are STILL damaged, with probably biomarkers to prove it! 1. Study design: German prospective cohort (n=262 adults) compared blood biomarkers ~37 weeks post-SARS-CoV-2 infection (PCS patients + recovered) versus uninfected controls. 2. Endothelial dysfunction: - Soluble thrombomodulin (sTM) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), two established markers of endothelial (blood-vessel) damage, were significantly elevated in the combined infected group (UOC PCS + LIFE Cov+) versus never-infected controls. - So, previously infected individuals had significantly higher soluble thrombomodulin (TM) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), independent of PCS diagnosis or fatigue severity. - Critically, there were no significant differences between the PCS group and the LIFE Cov+ group for these markers. 3. Metabolic disruption: - Clear alterations in arginine biosynthesis and taurine/hypotaurine pathways, indicating impaired nitric-oxide (NO) metabolism with reduced L-arginine and taurine levels. →In plain terms: the vascular damage signal was just as strong in the symptom-free recovered people as in those still suffering from fatigue and other PCS complaints. The same held for the metabolic disruptions (impaired arginine biosynthesis and taurine/hypotaurine pathways linked to nitric-oxide production). 4. Fatigue-specific signal: - High-fatigue PCS patients (top MFI-20 quartile) showed elevated linoleic acid (LA) plus monounsaturated fatty acids oleic (OA) and palmitoleic (PA). →The fatty-acid signature specific to high-fatigue PCS adds a potential severity marker. 5. Notes: - Changes persisted already up to 9 months after infection. - PCS remains symptom-based, but these markers offer objective, measurable signals of underlying vascular and metabolic damage! -The discussion and results treat the observed endothelial and metabolic changes as consequences of a single infection and do not speculate on additive damage from subsequent exposures. - Limitations well noted. ‼️So, COVID-19 leaves detectable, objective blood-vessel and metabolic damage in the bloodstream nearly a year later, even if you feel completely fine and never had Long COVID symptoms. Specific fatty-acid spikes flag severe post-COVID fatigue. The “it’s all in your head” narrative for many post-covid people is directly contradicted by these biomarkers! These findings, solidly backed by prior 2021–2025 evidence, prove that COVID-19 inflicts measurable, persistent endothelial and nitric-oxide metabolic damage up to nearly a year later, even in fully symptom-free survivors, thereby supporting the implementation of routine biomarker screening, but even more importantly: #AvoidSars2 #AvoidReinfections. YOU ARE NOW A CV RISK PATIENT! nature.com/articles/s4159…








