DS Haven In Light Of Things
This clip looks at claims that persistent microclots may help explain why some people still feel drained, foggy, and unwell years after COVID. If blood flow and oxygen delivery are being impaired on a large scale, that raises a much bigger question: why is this still not being taken more seriously?
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