Thank you for your immense patience!!! I dislocated my spine in seven places and just got TOTALLY taken down. Now fixed. Took months. Now starting to feel REALLY good!
I was very, very lucky -- but it just CONSUMED time because I was exhausted so much of the time. Thanks for understanding. It really is going to be a very cool book!
Thank you so much for this opportunity. I’m still here as on this Earth 🌎 and owe you a review that has been delayed by the horrors of election 2024. (Advocacy in digital media my unpaid “work” for the last several years.) You very kindly sent me a draft that I am now enjoying tremendously as I remain mobility impaired with a progressive neuromuscular disorder that is still advancing and slows my response time to that of a turtle. 🐢 Sad that one cannot predict one’s end as planning for same without family or community available is a conundrum. I am happy to use available funds from my own insurance settlement having been impacted by Helene. The fires 🔥 in CA this week and now under a severe winter weather warning have provided an extra push to move forward while I still can. Please let me know if the review would still be helpful and I will try to accommodate. I am so very sorry for your misfortune and pleased you are recovering! Very much looking forward to the completed product!
Hey there! ... Thank you!!!! ... A couple of sentences as a review would be delightful as I could use them in the quote pages you see at the beginning of many books. Meanwhile, there's something coming up in Long COVID research that is interesting--and I'll be send you two long emails, copies of research I did for a friend, but here's the bottom line from Yale. Now you haven't mentioned having COVID, but I'm not sure it matters because RAFTS of people who haven't had COVID (that they know of) are coming up with rafts of symptoms, and the causes of this are listed this way by Yale:
(1) Viral Persistence: Growing research suggests that viral antigens and viral RNA, various proteins or genetic material, remain present and active in the body’s tissues following acute infection. A Harvard study, for example, found that the COVID-19 spike protein—a protein vital in allowing the SARS-CoV-2 virus to infect cells—continues to circulate in some Long COVID patients’ blood up to a year after infection.
(2) Latent viral reactivation (relapse): There may be a connection between COVID-19 and some of the viral infections that many people have in childhood, specifically herpesviruses (a family of viruses including chickenpox) and/or Epstein-Barr virus (EBV, a virus that can cause mononucleosis and other illnesses). Some evidence suggests that COVID may reactivate these viruses, which generally lie dormant after the acute infection. The theory is that COVID-19 can cause immune system dysfunction, which then creates an opportunity for the previously dormant virus to re-emerge. Indeed, evidence of Epstein-Barr reactivation has been found in those with Long COVID.
(3) Autoimmunity: Infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus may trigger autoimmune disease. Elevated levels of autoimmune antibodies, which are believed to play a role in other autoimmune conditions, such as lupus (SLE), rheumatoid arthritis, or Sjögren’s syndrome, have been noted in some patients with Long COVID. Normally, antibodies respond to foreign invaders, such as bacteria and viruses. Autoantibodies instead can attack the body’s own cells, leading to inflammation and tissue injury.
(4) Inflammation: Inflammation, or recruiting white blood cells and the release of cytokines that initiate tissue swelling and injury, may also underlie some types of Long COVID. Mouse models suggest that the acute phase of infection alters tissue function and triggers chronic inflammatory states in cells, specifically long-lived cells in the brain. It is also possible that the three theories outlined above—viral persistence, latent viral reactivation, and autoimmunity—all contribute to the sustained inflammation seen in Long COVID.
Of all these causes, #3 (which also triggers #4) is getting the most research attention right now, as it is the one suspect in the presence, prevalence, and intensity of Long COVID symptoms. FORTUNATELY, IF IT'S #3 -- caused by COVID or something else -- there is some natural stuff that may flush the autoimmune antibodies out of your system and allow your system to then heal itself. I will be sending all this research to you so you and your doctor can decide if you want to take some nonthreatening natural remedies for it.
Don't give up. There's a solution out there somewhere!
It's a truly MAGNIFICENT Opus -- in every sense of the word. Unfortunately, I'm in the process of giving away most of my 5,000 (or however many) books. Going great for the past few years. But sadly, the last thing I need right now is another book. I hope that every single copy goes into loving and appreciative hands!
Thank you for the update. I’ve been waiting anxiously for this book and I’m glad to hear it will be coming soon!
Thank you for your immense patience!!! I dislocated my spine in seven places and just got TOTALLY taken down. Now fixed. Took months. Now starting to feel REALLY good!
Oh my, that sounds terrible! I’m glad you’re doing better.
I was very, very lucky -- but it just CONSUMED time because I was exhausted so much of the time. Thanks for understanding. It really is going to be a very cool book!
How does one purchase your book?
Just go to www.PleiadesBooks.com ... It's Paul Zolbrod's Book, but I'm publishing it. [s]
Thank you! I’ll check it out.
Thank you so much for this opportunity. I’m still here as on this Earth 🌎 and owe you a review that has been delayed by the horrors of election 2024. (Advocacy in digital media my unpaid “work” for the last several years.) You very kindly sent me a draft that I am now enjoying tremendously as I remain mobility impaired with a progressive neuromuscular disorder that is still advancing and slows my response time to that of a turtle. 🐢 Sad that one cannot predict one’s end as planning for same without family or community available is a conundrum. I am happy to use available funds from my own insurance settlement having been impacted by Helene. The fires 🔥 in CA this week and now under a severe winter weather warning have provided an extra push to move forward while I still can. Please let me know if the review would still be helpful and I will try to accommodate. I am so very sorry for your misfortune and pleased you are recovering! Very much looking forward to the completed product!
Hey there! ... Thank you!!!! ... A couple of sentences as a review would be delightful as I could use them in the quote pages you see at the beginning of many books. Meanwhile, there's something coming up in Long COVID research that is interesting--and I'll be send you two long emails, copies of research I did for a friend, but here's the bottom line from Yale. Now you haven't mentioned having COVID, but I'm not sure it matters because RAFTS of people who haven't had COVID (that they know of) are coming up with rafts of symptoms, and the causes of this are listed this way by Yale:
(1) Viral Persistence: Growing research suggests that viral antigens and viral RNA, various proteins or genetic material, remain present and active in the body’s tissues following acute infection. A Harvard study, for example, found that the COVID-19 spike protein—a protein vital in allowing the SARS-CoV-2 virus to infect cells—continues to circulate in some Long COVID patients’ blood up to a year after infection.
(2) Latent viral reactivation (relapse): There may be a connection between COVID-19 and some of the viral infections that many people have in childhood, specifically herpesviruses (a family of viruses including chickenpox) and/or Epstein-Barr virus (EBV, a virus that can cause mononucleosis and other illnesses). Some evidence suggests that COVID may reactivate these viruses, which generally lie dormant after the acute infection. The theory is that COVID-19 can cause immune system dysfunction, which then creates an opportunity for the previously dormant virus to re-emerge. Indeed, evidence of Epstein-Barr reactivation has been found in those with Long COVID.
(3) Autoimmunity: Infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus may trigger autoimmune disease. Elevated levels of autoimmune antibodies, which are believed to play a role in other autoimmune conditions, such as lupus (SLE), rheumatoid arthritis, or Sjögren’s syndrome, have been noted in some patients with Long COVID. Normally, antibodies respond to foreign invaders, such as bacteria and viruses. Autoantibodies instead can attack the body’s own cells, leading to inflammation and tissue injury.
(4) Inflammation: Inflammation, or recruiting white blood cells and the release of cytokines that initiate tissue swelling and injury, may also underlie some types of Long COVID. Mouse models suggest that the acute phase of infection alters tissue function and triggers chronic inflammatory states in cells, specifically long-lived cells in the brain. It is also possible that the three theories outlined above—viral persistence, latent viral reactivation, and autoimmunity—all contribute to the sustained inflammation seen in Long COVID.
Of all these causes, #3 (which also triggers #4) is getting the most research attention right now, as it is the one suspect in the presence, prevalence, and intensity of Long COVID symptoms. FORTUNATELY, IF IT'S #3 -- caused by COVID or something else -- there is some natural stuff that may flush the autoimmune antibodies out of your system and allow your system to then heal itself. I will be sending all this research to you so you and your doctor can decide if you want to take some nonthreatening natural remedies for it.
Don't give up. There's a solution out there somewhere!
And I'm gonna be fine.
Cheers,
Morgaan
It's a truly MAGNIFICENT Opus -- in every sense of the word. Unfortunately, I'm in the process of giving away most of my 5,000 (or however many) books. Going great for the past few years. But sadly, the last thing I need right now is another book. I hope that every single copy goes into loving and appreciative hands!