This is an obvious continuation and a little bit of elongation on the piece below. I was supposed to write another piece today, one in regards to how vaccinating too many times with mRNA backfires, further evidence of you can B cell your way out of this, but I had to help a family member with (serious) health stuff.
This however fits the major “spider web”, since it is part of everything else we covered so far.
A Twitter follower sent me this.
Qué es la Legionella, la enfermedad que estaría detrás de las muertes por neumonía en Tucumán
An outbreak of bilateral pneumonia of unknown origin worries the province of Tucumán. The disease has already caused three deaths, all at the Luz Médica medical center in the provincial capital, and Malbrán is analyzing a total of six cases.
While uncertainty grows in Tucumán, one of the possibilities being analyzed by Malbrán specialists is Legionella or Legionnaires' disease, a serious type of pneumonia (infection of the lungs) caused by bacteria called Legionella.
The National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD) explains that Legionella bacteria can cause a serious type of pneumonia (infection of the lungs) called Legionnaires' disease . And that these bacteria, in turn, can cause a less serious illness called Pontiac fever .
Legionella bacteria are naturally found in freshwater environments, such as lakes and streams, and can become a health concern when they multiply and spread in buildings' man-made water systems.
Legionnaires' disease can also spread via a mist as such from air-conditioning units.
I had a few questions, on why healthcare is missing Legionnaire’s Disease. But further research led me to data.
The main characteristics of Legionnaires’ disease cases reported in 2020 were very similar to 2019, with most cases being sporadic and community-acquired, male and aged 65 years and older.
The image and quote are in regard to Europe, but it does give us an idea and data on how often one would see LD’s in its practice. When India experienced its massive increase of Murcomycosis, I made a shallow observation based on what I knew back then.
Will each region of the world experience out of season, oddly aggressive outbreak of uncommon diseases ?
For the sake of my own data-gathering efforts.
Bacteria found in Shelton nursing home water ‘not a public health threat
Health officials stress there is no health emergency after Legionella — the bacteria that can lead to Legionnaire’s Disease — was detected in the water at Gardner Heights Health Care Center this week.
SoCal couple battles Legionnaires' disease after SJ hotel stay; bacteria found in pool, hot tub
The bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease has been found at a hotel spa in San Jose.
Santa Clara County health officials confirmed they've tested a pool and hot tub at Aloft San Jose Cupertino after a couple staying at the hotel contracted Legionnaires'.
One dead, 11 sickened by Legionnaires’ disease in California’s Napa County
Three people remained hospitalized in the outbreak, which began July 11, Napa County’s health department said.
Four Legionnaire's Disease Cases, One Death Under Investigation by Hamilton, State Health Officials
The New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) and the Hamilton Township Division of Health are investigating four cases of Legionnaires’ disease in local residents. One person has died, officials said.
10 cases of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed in the Bronx
As far as I know, this isn’t out of the ordinary for the US, yearly numbers are high for LDs, and many cases go undiagnosed, asymptomatic. My observations and assertions remain the same, where my opinion is clear for anyone willing to dig a little.
As a late addendum, here is a good piece on the reasons Legionnaire’s numbers have been increasing in the US by large numbers.
Why are so many diseases infecting people, and why the immune system of so many can’t seem to fight these infections ? Safe to say most people know the answer here. This leads us to the next question and also the answer.
The tomato flu I covered a few days ago was finally identified as a new variant of Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease, and @drakchaurasia had said that on the same day news broke out.
So the question is, why so many diseases are gaining function ? Why they are evolving faster than before ? MonkeyPox itself already puzzles the researchers and scientists tracking the disease because there is no plausible explanation fo
r why a slowly mutating virus developed so many mutations within an uncharacteristic short amount of time.
It hasn’t been that long, and the virus has new mutations, including this one (also sent by a follower). A gene deletion makes it undetectable to most current testing.
There were also almost a dozen outbreaks of Anthrax in animals around the world in the last 6 weeks. Among other diseases I didn’t cover here otherwise I would flood the inbox of people with meaningless data points.
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An overstressed immune system can weaken it and possibly lead to autoimmune diseases.
Emotional stress can also weaken an immune system. Some people find relaxing helps their stress. For me that can help temporarily; however, it usually takes action for me to feel less stressed, and is why I write here on substack and read what others have to say.
The Covid pandemic is essentially a hoax, whether or not there is a novel virus responsible for a wave of excess deaths.
This has been underpinned and characterized by hygiene fetish, germ phobia, safetyism, testing obsession using technology we don’t understand, observation bias, paranoia, selective reporting, financial incentives, an overblown reverence for “science” and so on.
I see no reason why these effects would be limited to causing only one apparent outbreak (a coronavirus).