Luis

Yesterday, my 15 yo daughter asked why people are so resistant to evidence that COVID is a serious threat causing widespread damage. My answer sounded a whole lot like this👇

Aparte de las pensiones, la incapacidad temporal sigue siendo un dolor de cabeza, y en 2025 el gasto sumó €18.415 Mn (+11,84% vs 2024) Hasta febrero del 2026, el gasto se ha incrementado ya un 38,81% frente al mismo periodo de 2025. Esto supondría acabar el año en €25.561 Mn

I shouldn't be diagnosing colon cancer in people just a few years older than me. Take care of your guts. Please eat more fiber.

I know the medical system is always at least 17 years behind, but it's concerning that doctors aren't reading the studies on covid infections accelerating cancer in young people, especially colon cancer

El COVID sigue generando consecuencias por el COVID persistente / long COVID / PASC...

This study further strengthens my hypothesis that COVID is behind the epidemic of Achilles Tendon Ruptures in major sports. It found a 212% increased risk of developing mixed connective tissue disease after infection. If SARS2 is triggering an autoimmune attack on connective tissues, the Achilles tendon is a prime target for degradation, making it susceptible to rupture under normal loads. Further, the study indicates a 215% increased risk of inflamed blood vessels. The Achilles tendon has poor blood flow. Without adequate blood flow, the tendon cannot repair micro-tears from daily use, leading to degeneration and eventual rupture. As I've said before though, to be fair, there are other factors, like the NFL adding a 17th game. In a world with COVID, athletes bodies are going to be more fragile. Sports should be reducing their workload, not asking them to do more.