Showing posts with label coronavirus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coronavirus. Show all posts

Saturday, November 07, 2020

Covid Is Giving People Vivid, Unusual Dreams & Nightmares

Covid Dreams

Ronald Reagan pulled up to the curb in a sleek black town car, rolled down his tinted window, and beckoned for Lance Weller, author of the novel Wilderness, to join him. The long-dead president escorted Weller to a comic book shop stocked with every title Weller had ever wanted, but before he could make a purchase, Reagan swiped his wallet and skipped out the door.

Of course, Weller was dreaming. He is one of many people around the world -- including more than 600 featured in just one study -- who say they are experiencing a new phenomenon: coronavirus pandemic dreams.

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Tuesday, October 13, 2020

Are Masks Bad For Your Brain?

Are Masks Bad?

Dr. Margareta Griesz-Brisson, MD, PhD, is one of Europe’s leading neurologists who is currently based in London, UK.

She is currently the Medical Director of The London Neurology & Pain Clinic and also serves as a medico-legal experts in the UK, Norway, Germany, Switzerland and the United States. She specializes in neurology, neuro-regeneration, neuroplasticity, neurotoxicology, environmental medicine and pain management.

She is one of thousands of doctors and scientists from around the world who have strongly disagreed with the measures taken by the World Health Organization at multiple governments to combat COVID-19.

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The Mental Health Fallout Of The Great Panic Of 2020

Covid Panic

Fear, isolation and depression throughout the world lead to extreme outcomes that computer modellers completely ignored.

In the U.S., increased suicides may approach the number actually killed by COVID-19. Technocrat social engineers apparently count this as necessary collateral damage.

At Provident Behavioral Health in St. Louis, people who called the helpline at the beginning of the pandemic were fearful, even panicked.

“Nearly everyone expressed fear. Fear of catching the virus, fear of the future, fear of the unknown and fear of not knowing how to cope with their feelings,” said Jessica Vance, who manages the Disaster Distress Helpline at Provident.

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