Do You Know What to Do If You Get Covid (Especially the Omicron Version)?

The reason I am writing this post today is that my 92-year-old father, who is vaccinated, recently had a fever and thought he might have Covid-19. I informed him that OTC tests are available, so I ran out and purchased one, and, thank God, he is negative. In the time we were waiting for the results (ten minutes), both he and my mother were wondering what they should do if he did have Covid.

They watch TV and the news constantly, so why do they not know anything about how important early intervention is? When I asked, they told me that none of the newspapers or news shows talk much about it. This was a shock to me, but admittedly, I don't do either of those regularly. Rather, I seek out any information I may need to help me in my daily life. So I thought I would talk a bit about what the news is apparently not covering.

General HealthScott Solomons, DDSNovember 29, 2021Covid-19, Ivermectin, Uttar Pradesh, Delta Variant, Omicron Variant, Viral Evolution, Immune Escape, Geert Vanden Bossche, WHO, World Health Organization, America's Front Line Doctors, AFLDS.orgComment

All-Cause Versus Covid-19 Mortality: Why I Also Care About Other Diseases Too

The recent Covid-19 has captivated the general public’s attention to disease and death. Sadly, numerous conditions are killing us. Keep in mind that all illness and death are horrible. I am in no way diminishing the suffering due to the coronavirus. I also don’t mean to cause any further panic, but the latest statistics from the CDC’s website proves that we have more to deal with than just the Coronavirus pandemic.

Scott Solomons, DDSApril 13, 2020coronavirus, Covid-19, Heart Disease, cancer, Diabetes, all-cause mortality, CDC, WHOComment