Coach of high guys wrote:
95% of young people are asymptomatic and 99.9% completely recover. I don't understand the quest for anecdotal information when we have real data. Why don't people believe in science?
Well, if you truly believed in science the figure “95%” wouldn’t be used to describe asymptomatic cases in young people.
peter7081 wrote:
Libertarian Christian wrote:
I've personally known hundreds of people who have had "covid" and no one has experienced any symptoms whatsoever. I do not know a single person who has tested positive who has had to stop running at all.
All of you people who experienced symptoms likely had a transient dietary deficiency (vitamin C, zinc, etc) and the doctors listed you as positive to boost the numbers and get a larger reimbursement.
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Had tons of blood tests, urine etc., everything was normal.
Got any evidence for this?
Libertarian Christian wrote:
I've personally known hundreds of people who have had "covid" and no one has experienced any symptoms whatsoever. I do not know a single person who has tested positive who has had to stop running at all.
All of you people who experienced symptoms likely had a transient dietary deficiency (vitamin C, zinc, etc) and the doctors listed you as positive to boost the numbers and get a larger reimbursement.
OPEN AMERICA NOW
M.A.G.A.
KAG
"Four more years!"
The Trump Family Dynasty is a Mandate From Heaven!
I'm enjoying a lot of your trollage, but there is a tendency to go a little overboard. Nevertheless, good work overall.
Had it in july. Relatively bad case as I did go to the ER and had pnemonia.
Took about two months for my runs to get back to normal even though i felt completely normal other than while running about three weeks after start of symptoms. Three months until i started doing workouts. Early on there were some horrible runs where i couldn't do more than a couple miles.
curiously striated wrote:
For comparison, I was doing 60-90 in a marathon buildup through September, then 30 mpw in October while recovering. Running was starting to get back to normal when Covid hit.
Mileage last week: 10
Mileage this week: 2
Maybe next week I'll get back to training, but this crap just drags on.
I'm recovering some. I ran 2 miles today and it felt okay. But the pace was 9:20/mile, so about 90 seconeds/mile slower than usual for an easy run.
I’m a D2 female runner. Our coach explicitly told us not to visit LetsRun forums.
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