Possible interaction between Toxoplasma and Covid?... significant if true.

There has to be a binary component that makes it more deadly in some cases. This could be it.

So, you think they are lying about the disease origin? That’s a parasitic..so a little dewormer ought to do the trick? But seriously, wouldn’t toxoplasma be difficult to transmit? It’s from infected cats. I mean Chinese do eat cats, but do you think it could become aerosolized?

I was thinking of that the other day. It's possible

In people whose immune defenses are weakened dormant toxoplasmosis can reactivate and cause a severe brain infection (encephalitis), which can lead to seizures and other neurological problems.

If toxoplasmosis affects the lungs, there can be shortness of breath, fever, a dry cough, coughing up of blood and, eventually, respiratory failure.

[link to www.health.harvard.edu (secure)]

wiki less than 50%

Infection usually occurs by eating undercooked contaminated meat, exposure from infected cat feces, or mother-to-child transmission during pregnancy.


How many of us play with cat poop, thats a no then. People are know to undercook food hence food poisoning and mothers have children quite often.

Take yer pic OP.

[link to www.chinaxiv.org]


We noticed an unusual increase of first-time patients with schizophrenia (F20) in January 2020 since the outbreak of COVID-19. The aim of this retrospective study is to validate this observation and find potential risk factors, if applicable. A total number of 13,783 records from outpatients in January 2020 were investigated thoroughly. Comparisons between incidence of schizophrenia in outpatients in January 2020 and similar periods of 2017-2019 were made to minimize seasonal influence. Relationship of incidence of schizophrenia and COVID-19 infections in China was calculated. Limited personal information (age, gender, approximate residence) was analyzed to find risk factors.After excluding seasonal factors such as Spring festival, a positive relationship between incidence of schizophrenia in first-time patients and countrywide epidemic situation was found. Statistical results further showed a significant increase of median age from 39 to 50 for first-time patients diagnosed with schizophrenia which is unusual. Meanwhile, a slight but not significant change was found in distribution of gender and approximate residence (urban/suburb). Our data supported that COVID-19 outbreak increased risk of schizophrenia in aged adults which is consistent with the fact that COVID-19 is more lethal to elders. We strongly appeal that public healthcare in countries either with or without infected patients should prepare in advance for potential risks in public mental health.

Consider this:

Billions of adults all over the world have a so-called “latent infection”.

In China and the West, this infection is present in some 25% of the population.

Over time, the infection spreads to the brain, heart, lungs and muscle tissue in the form of cysts – so the longer a person has had the infection, the more it will have spread throughout the body.

It is estimated that the infection rate – as a rule of thumb – follows your age, i.e if you are 20 years old the probability of being infected is 20%, if you are 70 years old the probability is 70%.

The distribution of the infection in the body is orders of magnitude larger in a 70-year-old than in a 20-year-old.

IF the immune system is challenged – this infection can go from “latent” to “acute”, and it will show the following symptoms:

• Dry cough
• Fever
• Headache
• Flu-like symptoms

If it develops further it will have some of the following symptoms:

• Pneumonia and Acute Respiratory Distress
• Seizures
• Cardiac arrest

...and various central nervous system (CNS) disturbances.

These symptoms are almost identical to those ascribed to Covid-19.

The infection in question is called Toxoplasma gondii which is a single-celled parasite.

If/when it becomes a disease, it is called Toxoplasmosis.

Toxoplasmosis has an incubation time of 14-20 days.

Covid patients have been successfully treated with Lopinavir/ritonavir...that (also) destroys Toxoplasma.

Perhaps the virus somehow triggers Toxoplasmosis?

Toxoplasmosis can be treated and 100% cured once the diagnosis is made.

Dr. Sidell, M. D., is an Emergency-Reponse & Critical Care doctor who has treated COVID-19 infected patients in an intensive care unit at New York City for 9 days and says what they are dying of is not what we think:

Covid mortality is extremely low in the younger population (less than 0,5%) and starts growing exponentially from some 40 years of age.

This corresponds very well with the effects of Toxoplasma infection, as this has to have spread in the body over a number of years for an acute Toxoplasmosis to develop serious symptoms.

So, you think they are lying about the disease origin? That’s a parasitic..so a little dewormer ought to do the trick? But seriously, wouldn’t toxoplasma be difficult to transmit? It’s from infected cats. I mean Chinese do eat cats, but do you think it could become aerosolized?