>>13508114it's something about sars, it makes the body go nuts and yet its such a simple virus. Does anyone know if the first sars endemic also had complications such as degeneration or if this is unique to cov2?
>>13509919I also wonder if this is the case but it's impossible to know given the patient was vaccinated and positive for the virus. I dont crawl journals but it would be interesting to see if any only vaccinated individuals have had similar degeneration.
its really sad that a year later science still has no consensus on the mechanism of action for sarscov2 fatalities. It seemed like its an immune system thing at first and that does seem to explain why people can have massively different reactions to it. But what the hell is different in people who do get cytokine storms, or covid toe, or heart inflammation, or tissue degeneration?
Like if I were to make a bunch of assumptions, id guess olfactory cells uses proteins that are very similar to either the spike or the hull of sars. But nobody has gone and like isolated or narrowed down at all what these vulnerable proteins would be...
