Breakdown

You don't feel too well?

Ever used a symptom checker? Since every illness or pain we suffer from since the end of 2019 is labelled as Covid-19 by doctors, death causes included, I thought I check it out. How many times I'll receive Covid-19 or the coronavirus for an answer?

I used the symptoms: chills, stiff neck and headache. If I would read this there's one illness that pops up in my mind how about the internet? For your information, I don't use google which might be a plus. Useful too is removing your cookies. Do not accept cookies from all those sites you visit. If you do you always start with a history and you are good for spam, advertisements 'especially' for you and forced into a certain vision. So delete whatever can be deleted. Clean up your pc, tablet or phone. There's no need to let a 'device' remember who you are. It only makes you lazy and less alert.

Which illnesses will be shown to me if I search for 'chills' and 'stiff neck'? Will I die of Covid-19 soon?
For your information, I skipped the fever because no unpleasant feeling or illness starts with fever. You need to be alert, know your body to know when to act. It doesn't matter whether it's about allergies, malaria, pox, migraine or the flu. Only if you act in time do you avoid worse. Worse is the breakdown. Not only yours but those who live with you too. Nothing so painful or annoying as serving a sick person. Believe me, it eats you in the long term especially if these people keep complaining.
Fever is the result of a thousand and one reason. From tripping into a rusty nail, till a dog bite, measles to allergies and a tooth infection. Fever starts with bacteria unless you are a very stressful person or a hypochondria. Hypochondria doesn't sound positive and in a way, it's not. If anxiety is your companion

Here we go
"Checker helps you find the most common medical conditions indicated by the symptoms chills, pain or discomfort and stiff neck including Spinal meningitis, Aseptic meningitis (adult), and Aseptic meningitis (child). There are 30 conditions associated with chills, pain or discomfort and stiff neck."

At least what I had in mind is mentioned (meningitis) but as the text above states, there are at least 30 diseases with the same symptoms. I searched on. Different sites, medical sites, doctors, specialists even vets but you know what? Although, the flu is mentioned Covid-19 is not. Covid-19 doesn't exist. I read about that statement made by several specialists, Nobel prize winners included and each one of them said the same. In medical terms, Covid-19 does not exist. An illness is official if it has specific symptoms, there's a certain development of the illness and treatment. The coronavirus exists, just like the flu it's a SARS and the flu -now you know why these flu jabs don't work- is caused by different types of viruses. Covid-19 is not different from the flu and chills?

Creepy people give shivers, cold environments do the trick, a touchy song, the menopause, delivering a baby does it and Lyme disease can too. A stiff neck can be a symptom caused by neck damage, sitting or lying in a wrong way, cold affects the neck, scared or nervous people have to deal with it and there's so much more that affects our body and soul. Just like a placebo can cure, you can be talked sick and feel seriously ill even if nothing is wrong with you (it works the opposite way too). The only way to stay healthy is to avoid listening to what might be wrong with you. I remember doctors complained about it years ago. A disease was mentioned on television during the weekend and on Monday the 'entire nation' suffered from it. The waiting rooms were overcrowded (over 90% of these people are hypochondriac). Today it's something you won't face because only covid patients can make an appointment and they love to test you and put you in quarantine, which explains why we 'all' suffer from covid-19 if we are sick at all even if we are shot with a gun, have cancer, are 93 years old, go bankrupt and have a breakdown.

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