Carlos Enrique | Medicine Blog

A study by the  University of Granada  determined that vaccines against Covid-19 did cause menstrual disturbances. The EVA project According to the study, through a project called  EVA,  it has been possible to identify slight  alterations in the premenstrual and menstrual cycles  of women as a consequence of the vaccines against  Covid-19 . 78% of the participants reported having perceived slight changes in premenstrual and menstrual symptoms after being vaccinated. Sociodemographic and clinical data were also collected in this study, as well as the type of vaccine administered and the changes perceived in relation to cycle length, amount of bleeding, pain, presence of clots and symptoms before menstruation. The researchers revealed that the women who reported alterations are in all cases  over 35 years of age  and in them the smoking habit predominates slightly more than in those consulted who reported not having noticed alterations. Simila...

  The World Health Organization ( WHO ) and the Pan American Health Organization ( PAHO ) advised,  in the midst of the global health crisis,  against the use of many drugs popularized in  Latin America  to deal with the  Covid-19 disease,  such as carbon dioxide chlorine, Ivermectin, Moringa tea, Ginger and Arsenicum album. Vaccination plans in Latin America against Covid-19 are  slow , but despite the fact that the cure for the virus is already real, among family members or groups of friends they continue to bet on other options to avoid getting infected. The use of homemade and natural solutions against COVID-19 Chlorine dioxide  (CIO2) is also called "miracle mineral solution" and is basically the mixture of sodium chlorite in distilled water with an acid that can be the juice of a lemon and that, when taken, becomes an oxidizing agent which apparently destroys  bacteria and pathogens  in the human body. For its part,  Iv...