Masking & lockdowns weakened children's immune systems | Eastern NC Now

Leading to increases in summer viruses

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With regular contact with viruses, the human body develops immune system responses to combat future pathogens. This system has "enough memory to make it more like a good hearty booster than a bad infection," Mina said.

Mina explained that without this regular occurrence of coming into contact with viruses on a regular basis, it throws the immune system out of balance.

He said that with the social distancing and masking measures that were put into place, if a person goes too long without exposure, the system may reset itself and be unable to fight off a future infection.

https://thepostmillennial.com/masking-and-lockdowns-weakened-childrens-immune-systems-leading-to-increases-in-summer-viruses-report

Through this I have keep thinking about the movie the boy in the bubble who could never come out because any bacteria would kill him.  Now we are seeing the results of constant masking and distancing has done to children.  I suspect many adults who still wear mask every where including while driving alone in a vehicle will have the same issue if they ever go out without their mask.


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