Remember Covid toes? In 2020, Covid patients began reporting swollen feet and redness of the toes. Experts put it down to the immune system reacting to the virus and so the phenomenon Covid toes was born. However, a new study reveals that there might be a simple explanation for the sore and swollen feet. Chilblains. Yes, chilblains.
According to The Telegraph:
Experts were puzzled during the pandemic when patients began reporting swelling and redness on their feet with the condition lasting for months at a time.
Some researchers believed it could be a side-effect of the immune system overreacting in its response to fighting off the virus. But Yale University has a simpler solution: cold feet.
Researchers enrolled 23 people with suspected Covid toes into a study but only three were found to have had the virus. The rate of Covid among those with the condition was no different than the underlying community base rate for the infections.
Akiko Iwasaki, Professor of Immunobiology and Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology at Yale said the team had found a lack of association between Covid toes and a coronavirus infection.
Although the team said they could not rule out an immune response from an abortive infection they said there were other explanations of how the pandemic could have triggered the rise in cases, such as people not wearing socks and shoes.
In fact, Covid toes received so much publicity, that people began to attribute their chilblains to the condition.
Turns out it was probably a load of old nonsense.
Covid was also linked to vertigo, tinnitus, depression, stroke, dementia, hearing voices, stuttering, hiccups, memory loss, piles, sight loss, erectile dysfunction and psychosis.
Covid is/was a psyop to scare the population into having the jabs.
Long Covid doesn’t exist either, but may well be used to explain away vaccine injuries in the future. Speaking to The Times last September, Professor John Bell, regius professor of medicine at Oxford University, said that long Covid was “more complicated than people assume” and that “the incidence is much, much lower than people had anticipated.”
“The long Covid thing has been slightly overblown and as soon as you start to do proper epidemiological studies, you find the incidence is much, much lower than people had anticipated,” Bell told Times Radio.
He was backed up by the Office for National Statistics which said that as many as half of those who claimed to be suffering from Long Covid may not have it at all.
Covid is a psyop. The endgame was always the jabs.
