But many will not; they cheer and support this shameful shambles, removing science funding, taking healthcare away from many people, threatening expulsion for those with pigmented skin. They don´t see their own downfall coming in the wake of the hate they support. 6/6
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Marc Veldhoen
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Is there any evidence? No. This is a letter, linkinghub.elsevier...., expressing concern about a past failed vaccine design, a vaccine against HIV! The Lancet paper was written because some people feared adenovirus-based COVID vaccines might cause a vulnerability. 4/5
Gelukkig is het onderzoek een stuk beter en gebruikt het controlles om juist voor inactiviteit te controleren. Het klopt dat deze ongeveer 10 jaar jonger waren, de rust periode veel korter, en er wel enige activiteit was in de LC groep. www.nature.com/artic... 9/10
Skeletal muscle properties in long COVID and ME/CFS differ from those induced by bed rest | Nature CommunicationsPatients with long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) suffer from post-exertional malaise. The accompanying physical inactivity may contribute to a lower aerobic capacity and may explain skeletal muscle adaptations in these patients. Here, we compare whole-body exercise responses and skeletal muscle adaptations after strict 60-day bed rest in healthy people with those in long COVID and ME/CFS patients, and healthy age- and sex-matched controls. Bed rest alters respiratory and cardiovascular responses to maximal exercise, which are dissimilar in patients. Bed rest causes muscle atrophy without altering fiber type. Both patient groups have more glycolytic fibers, and ME/CFS patients display type I-specific atrophy. Only after bed rest is oxidative phosphorylation capacity associated with maximal oxygen uptake. As skeletal muscle characteristics differ between patients and healthy individuals after bed rest, physical inactivity cannot solely explain the lower exercise capacity and skeletal muscle adaptations in long COVID and ME/CFS patients. Low aerobic capacity in patients with long COVID and ME/CFS is often attributed to physical inactivity. The authors show that long COVID and ME/CFS patients have distinct skeletal muscle changes that cannot be solely explained by physical inactivity.www.nature.com