Higher levels of T cells caused by the common cold make it less likely that a person will catch Covid, according to an “important discovery” outlined in a new peer-reviewed study.
The study, released on Monday by researchers at Imperial College London, is the “first evidence of a protective role for these T cells,” finding that their presence in high levels after a common cold can help to protect against Covid infection.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, a debate over the accuracy of the COVID-19 death totals has existed, with the attempt being to delineate who died directly from the virus vs. who died while having an incidental infection.
That debate emerged because there have been numerous examples of people wrongly labeled as dying of the coronavirus when they clearly died by other means and would have done so regardless of infection. Typically, when a limited dive into the data produces such results (such as just looking at Palm Beach County), you can bet there are a lot more examples out there that just haven’t been discovered.
Covid death rates should be decreasing in the United States.
Let’s dissect what is going on in America right now with the last gasps of the Covid pandemic. The Omicron variant, now reported to be 95% of all Covid cases in the United States, is demonstrably far less deadly than earlier variants. It may even be comparable to the seasonal flu.
This YouTube video by Funk Roberts is a 20 minute dumbbell workout. It uses 5 different combination exercises in a metabolic HIIT pattern. Metabolic workouts are helpful in building muscle and burning fat at the same time.
After December 31, 2021, the CDC will withdraw the emergency use authorization of the PCR test for COVID-19 testing. The CDC finally admitted the test does not differentiate between the flu and COVID virus.
In this YouTube video by Master Song Kung Fu, Master Zak Song leads us in the basics of Tai Chi. Tai Chi is classified as an “internal” martial art style, one that develops your energy usage. The movements are flowing and gentle. It is said that Tai Chi is not an effective martial art on its own, but it can vastly improve your performance in other styles, like Taekwondo or Karate.
