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“Covid's cognitive aftermath might be akin to accelerating the brain's aging by 20 years. This is not about alarmism; it's about facing reality. We're not dealing with mere speculations anymore; we're seeing concrete evidence emerging.” -Dr. Sean Mullen

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For years, I've consistently warned about the cognitive impacts of Covid, and now, an eye-opening study under review in the Lancet lends further weight to these concerns. This research unveils a startling revelation: Covid's cognitive aftermath might be akin to accelerating the brain's aging by 20 years. This is not about alarmism; it's about facing reality. We're not dealing with mere speculations anymore; we're seeing concrete evidence emerging. While the paper is yet to be published, its findings cannot be overlooked. We must also reconsider how we view the 'mildness' of infections and their long-term consequences, as impairment has been found even after cases characterized as mild. As a community, it's time to accept these implications and reassess our response to the pandemic. Ignoring these potential cognitive risks is no longer an option. Let's prepare to adapt our strategies in light of this new evidence.
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DoomsdaysCW

@theaardvark I have found that turmeric milk has done wonders for my cognitive abilities. I'm finally feeling myself mentally and creatively again after having covid initially in April 2020. I started taking turmeric milk a year ago, along with Vitamin D3. It has taken forever, but I believe brain function can be recovered in some cases.

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Permacultureandpolitics

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I work in eldercare, and it's remarkable how quickly dementia patients decline after Covid.

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AllSignalMustPass

@theaardvark I’ve had Covid three times so my brain is like 107 years old which actually explains a lot.

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