I have been expecting such observations to occur. over the last 7 years and especially in the last years or so, the symptoms that I have from the nano mrsa contamination are all reminiscent of age related symptoms. my symptoms area ll cause by nano mrsa but they are indistinguishable from normal" age related degeneration.
the first nano mrsa disease I was infected with
IN the cardio ward at san Mateo general in 2012 was fro atrial fibrillation. it was transmitted by a strep virus/flu virus.i predicted correctly that I the next years or so there would be a rise in atrial fibrillation cases. that that is exactly what happened. with 2 years atrial fibrillation cases had increased by 20% nation wide. I am sure that these were caused on of the genetically altered"mysterious" flus that now crop up regularly.
this article shows I was correct . the mrsa degenerative diseases are causing 20 something's to have symptoms that have traditional been associated with the aging process. These new degenerative diseases are cause by mrsa bacteria that has been genetically altered and inserted in genetically altered virus's to cause the symptoms of other virus/bacteria diseases.
that is why these mysterious new diseases, such as the false polio disease can not be identified. the genomes have been altered so much that existing test do not find the mrsa cause.
7 years ago, this infection of atrial fibrillation mrsa was already in place. my infection took the help of ER doctors ,cardiac doctor and cardiac nurse to infect me...that was 7 years ago. the Rothschild kabballists have doctors in their employ to cause disease in healthy patients.
and the medical establishment is now consciously allowing this to happen.
the medical establishment is lying through their teeth'
for instance a false polio has recently appeared.
https://apnews.com/2b43b0f510a1419d8c436e13d082dafa
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U.S. News US health officials alarmed by paralyzing illness in kids
“It’s devastating,” said his father, Jeremy Wilcox, of Herndon, Virginia. “Your healthy child can
catch a cold — and then become paralyzed.”
(this is a clear indication of hat I have experience the new disease causing mrsa is being carried by a virus rahu
Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said it may bear similarities to polio, which smoldered among humans for centuries before it exploded into fearsome epidemics in the 19th and 20th centuries.
And while doctors have deployed a number of treatments singly or in combination — steroids, antiviral medications, antibiotics, a blood-cleansing process — the CDC says there is no clear evidence they work.
In the U.S., doctors began reporting respiratory illnesses tied to EV-D68 in 1987, though usually no more than a dozen in any given year.
Then, in what may have been one of the first signs of the AFM waves to come, a 5-year-old boy in New Hampshire died in 2008 after developing neck tenderness and fever, then weakened arms and deadened legs. The boy had
EV-D68, and in a report published in an obscure medical journal, researchers attributed his death to the virus.
(this 2008 case is a smoke scene, I single case 10 years ago is not what is happening now rahu)
The
first real burst of AFM cases hit in 2014, when 120 were confirmed, with the largest concentrations in California and Colorado.
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the first case was in april of 2014. the doctor who discovered of the EV-D68 said that a mrsa bacteria had been combined with the EV-D68. he said it needed to be discovered how this combination occurred. nothing more was reported and in fact this statement by the discoverer of EV-D68 has been scrubbed from the internet. the link I had on this thread was long ago deleted by the resident trolls. other articles I read had said that the new false polio was by a completely different virus..but this is a lie. as this early report shows. that is my point, elements of the medical establishment are covering up the true cause. Genetically altered mrsa and virus rahu)
Scientists are using more sensitive spinal-fluid tests in hopes of establishing the connection between AFM and EV-D68 more firmly. That, in turn, could spur more focused work on treatments and maybe even a vaccine.
http://humansarefree.com/2019/05/millennials-besieged-by-chronic-illness.html
Millennials Besieged by Chronic Illness - From Age 27, It’s All “Downhill”
NOTE: There can be no denying that America’s children and young adults are at a critical juncture. Unless we start admitting what we already know about environmental culprits and become willing to do something about them, children, young adults and our nation are going to continue to get short-changed.
Millennials (the
generation born between the early 1980s and approximately the mid-1990s) just got some bad news.
Health insurance data from 2017 show that many of them, especially older millennials in their mid-30s, are facing
unprecedented levels of mental and physical illness.
… over half (54%) of millennial respondents reported having been diagnosed with at least one chronic illness.
According to a
report released in April by the Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) Association, millennials’ sharp decline in health begins around the tender age of 27 and stands in stark contrast to the health of the preceding generation — Generation X, born in the mid-1960s.
For eight of 10 health conditions, millennials are experiencing
double-digit increases in prevalence compared to what Gen Xers experienced at the same ages.
Although four out of five millennials, ironically, perceive themselves to be in “good” or “excellent” health, both the BCBS report and a 2016 Harris Poll survey put the lie to these perceptions.
In the survey,
over half (54%) of millennial respondents reported having been diagnosed with at least one chronic illness.
Interestingly, a national survey of children’s health conducted in 2007 produced exactly the same result as the Harris Poll for children ages 0-17:
54% of surveyed children had one or more chronic health conditions.
The preteens and teens who participated in the 2007 survey fall squarely into the millennial time frame and would have been in their 20s when BCBS conducted its 2017 analysis.
For anyone following America’s dismal child health trends over time, the news about millennials’ health can hardly come as a surprise.
Sick working-age Americans
BCBS analyzed data for 55 million commercially insured millennials — representing about 75% of all millennials in the United States.
Using a measurement tool called the BCBS Health Index, BCBS considered the “reduction in future healthy years” due to various chronic health conditions.
In addition to highlighting the strikingly poorer health of millennials compared to Gen Xers, the BCBS report noted
the following:
- Of the top 10 health problems affecting millennials, six are behavioral and mental health conditions (major depression, psychotic conditions, substance/ alcohol/ tobacco use disorders and hyperactivity) and four are physical conditions (hypertension, high cholesterol, Crohn’s disease/ ulcerative colitis and type II diabetes). Behavioral health conditions affect millennials more than the U.S. population as a whole.
- Looking at the three-year period between 2014 and 2017, BCBS found that nearly all of the health conditions became more prevalent — especially major depression and hyperactivity, both of which increased by roughly 30% in just three years.
Among those diagnosed with major depression, 85% had one or more additional health conditions.
Another BCBS report (released in May 2018) examined
major depression in millennials and adolescents.
That study, which described major depression as “the second most impactful condition on overall health for commercially insured Americans,” reported a 47% increase in depression diagnoses in millennials and a whopping
63% increase in adolescents — especially teenage girls — from 2013 to 2016.
Among those diagnosed with major depression,
85% had one or more additional health conditions.
Although the BCBS report on millennials does not specifically mention
anxiety disorders, the 2016 Harris Poll survey found that anxiety disorders were one of the three most common diagnoses among millennials.
Fourteen percent reported an anxiety disorder diagnosis in that survey, and nearly one-fourth (23%) reported being diagnosed with any mental illness.
In fact, anxiety is a prominent enough affliction for this generation that some writers have half seriously proposed renaming millennials as “
Generation Anxious.”
According to BCBS, millennials’ health status will likely have substantial effects on the American economy over the next two decades — including workplace productivity and healthcare costs.
Personal and societal implications
The BCBS report focuses on the impending macroeconomic impact of millennials’ declining health, pointing out that they will soon be the largest generation in the American workforce.
According to BCBS, millennials’ health status “will likely have substantial effects on the American economy over the next two decades — including workplace productivity and healthcare costs.”
Equally sobering are the individual financial and quality-of-life implications of so much chronic illness at such young ages.
For example, millennials carry more
medical debt than older Americans “and incur it more frequently.”
A news account discussing millennials’ escalating rates of formerly rare illnesses such as
colorectal cancer and multiple sclerosis describes the phenomenon as “
life interrupted”:
Life in your 20s and 30s is challenging enough with forging career paths, buying your first home, falling in love and deciding if you want to start a family without adding a chronic health condition to the mix. Unfortunately, there is a growing number of millennials whose lives are interrupted by chronic illness.
Other environmental factors, such as the ubiquity of glyphosate in food, air, water (and vaccines) and young people’s immersion in a wireless-saturated environment also merit close attention and an immediate response.
What is BCBS’s proposed response to the millennial health crisis? The insurer plans to conduct “Millennial Health Listening Sessions” to identify health care system fixes.
A more necessary first step, however, is to call out the
environmental factors that are undoubtedly at the root of the several-decades-old children’s health crisis that is now unfurling into young adulthood.
Vaccines represent one group of obvious suspects, particularly if one recognizes that the millennial generation’s arrival on the scene roughly coincided with
the end of manufacturer liability for childhood vaccine injuries and the beginning of the rush to pile ever-more vaccines onto the childhood schedule.
Other environmental factors, such as the ubiquity of
glyphosate in food, air, water (and vaccines) and young people’s immersion in a
wireless-saturated environment also merit close attention and an immediate response.
There can be no denying that America’s children and young adults are at a critical juncture.
Unless we start admitting what we already know about environmental culprits and become willing to do something about them, children, young adults and our nation are going to continue to get short-changed.
