Neurological effects and Long-Covid (Was: China preparing for Covid-24)

Hi,
I actually wanted to write an e-mail first
on the subject of "The secret life of viruses",
with answers to questions such as "who, where
and when was the virus concept developed and
based on which examples" (*) and how do you
have to imagine a longer body stay of viruses.
Now I have found an interesting but somewhat
short article that essentially attributes
brain modification to the fact that SARS-Cov2
causes a special immune response. Which then
also affects the brain.
See e.g.:
 > ​​COVID-19's neurological effects linked
 > to immune response, not direct viral attack
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20240221/COVID-19s-neurological-effects-linked-to-immune-response-not-direct-viral-attack.aspx
I can confirm that I have such an immune
response. I have had very strong neurological
effects over the last few days. I don't know
exactly how to describe it. Sleep rhythm disorders
are the easiest to describe. The whole immune
response is still difficult to get under control,
there are a few home remedies that I have tried:
- Sleep rhythm disorders:
   drinking a glass of milk in the evening,
   it didn't really help
- Hot flashes:
   Did nothing about it, just changed a
   sweaty T-shirt
- Asthma Attack:
   Ricola candies helped.
- Allergic Shock Irritable Stomach:
   Eggnog from the Coop helped.
- The other neurological effects:
   Eggnog also helped, alcohol is a narcotic
LoL
Bye
(*) The standard story is:
The term virus was first used by Cornelius
Aulus Celsus in the 1st century BC. He
described the saliva through which
rabies was transmitted as poisonous.
In 1882, during experiments with
tobacco mosaic disease, Adolf Mayer
unknowingly carried out viral pathogen
transmission for the first time by
transferring the plant sap from
infected plants to healthy plants,
thereby also triggering the disease.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco_mosaic_virus
Mild Shock schrieb:

Hi,
 Forget climate change because of overpopulation, air
polution and some green house effect. It will not
happen. We will decimate ourself through polution
 and viruses, because crowds of people are not sustainable:
 Trying to break a world record of the largest hot pot?
https://9gag.com/gag/ajPDK6p
 There is possibly an inherent carrying capacity
factor somewhere in nature? The specific reason
why a population stops growing is known as a
 limiting or regulating factor:
 Thus, the carrying capacity is the maximum
number of individuals of a species that an
environment can support in long run.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrying_capacity#Mathematics
 Bye