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Scientists Co-opt Symptoms from Other illnesses to Ensure Covid Gravy Train Keeps Going


It was supposed to be viral Pneumonia, now pharmaceutical shills claim any time you feel unwell 'it's Covid'.


This week NHS have added to the list of supposed Covid-19 symptoms that now includes virtually every common ailment with Britons being advised that, if they feel any of these symptoms, they should stay at home.


The NHS now list 12 Covid symptoms on its website. They are:

  • a high temperature or shivering (chills) – a high temperature means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back (you do not need to measure your temperature)

  • a new, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or 3 or more coughing episodes in 24 hours

  • a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste

  • shortness of breath

  • feeling tired or exhausted

  • an aching body

  • a headache

  • a sore throat

  • a blocked or runny nose

  • loss of appetite

  • diarrhoea

  • feeling sick or being sick

  • The symptoms are very similar to symptoms of other illnesses, such as colds and flu.

This effectively throws a huge 'Covid shaped' net over any ailment. It is difficult to think of any illness that doesn't present with a least one of these symptoms. Every common cold, flu bug, late night, allergy, D&V virus, stomach upset, or headache has now been co-opted into the Scamdemic.


The Health Secretary told Sky News: “There are still three major symptoms but it’s right others have been added to give people a bit more information about what may or may not be Covid.” However, just suffering from one or two of the symptoms “doesn’t in itself say that you’ve got Covid” and people should “look out for” the three main symptoms. Asked whether he would still go to work if he had a headache, Sajid Javid claimed he would “first reach for the Nurofen”. He said it would also depend “how tired I felt”.


Following Covid infections falling sharply for 7 consecutive days after the ending of free Lateral Flow Tests health chiefs hurriedly expanded the list of supposed Covid symptoms. Now, in absence of even a test, you can still diagnose yourself with Covid; just feeling tired or having a blocked or runny nose plants the seed that you're infected.


All this is a very long way from the 41 patients who presented with Pneumonia in a Wuhan hospital in 2020.

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