COVID Notes: The Blood Clot Problem
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This is the second in a series of articles adapted from twitter threads where I explore different aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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...mitochondria are to COVID and really, to health in general. Stressed Mitochondria, Inflammation, and COVID Some months ago, a gentleman argued that
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COVID Notes: Mitochondrial Hypoxia
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...key pathology of COVID, acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), the one responsible for all of the morbidity and much of the mortality
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Among the more consistent observations regarding COVID are disturbed platelet and endothelial -function, the time frame where severe illness presents (7-10 days
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...here, and of course, on Twitter. COVID, the Brain, and Immune Function The neuroinvasive potential of SARS‐CoV2 may play a role in
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...addition to the demand COVID itself places on mitochondrial energy capacity. Data suggests that at least 10% and upwards of 80% of
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The following article came up on one of my feeds recently: Antibiotics Against COVID-19 and Mitochondria? Urgent Thinking Out of the Box.
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COVID Notes: Cardiolipin and Clotting
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...percentage of the COVID patients have activated but latent APS cascades in advance of developing COVID? Finally, with cardiolipin antibodies identified in
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