COVID Vaccine Linked to Disturbing Long-term Syndrome

Facts Matter

In July of 2021, a condition known as "Long Covid" was officially added as a recognized condition which could qualify as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

And ever since then, whether or not "Long Covid" was a real thing or not, has been debated extensively in the public sphere.

On the one hand, you have the general medical establishment acknowledging that it does exist - whereas, on the other hand, you have people who are incredibly skeptical, saying that long Covid is nothing more than a manifestation of hypochondria.

However, for today's discussion, let's set that debate aside, and go along with the medical establishment viewpoint that Long Covid does exist.

According to the CDC, Long Covid arises in people following a Covid-19 infection. And they claim that getting vaccinated is a good method of preventing Long Covid.

However, according to a new study just published on the NIH website: being vaccinated with 2 shots of the Covid vaccine, actually dramatically increases a person's chance of getting Long Covid.

Let's go through the details together.