Sounds like you had a pneumonia- glad you managed to fight it off. Here's the thing: coronaviruses are everywhere from plants to humans. All layers of life. The coronavirus is a respiratory virus and will attack the lung. There's a virus called "RSV" (respiratory syncitial virus) that affects primarily babies and chronically ill. Rare adults get more than a head cold from it but I've seen RSV kill babies-literally. They end up on life support and die from stiff lungs just like some people did with the SARS-cov2 infection.
Remember when the media all talked about "ACE-2 receptors" and people with high blood pressure should worry about covid19 infection? It's because the lung is full of ACE-2 receptors and the SARS cov2 virus attacked ACE-2 receptors. Bat viruses (sarbecovirus) have high affinity to ACE-2 receptors.
They did claim SARS-cov2 was a bat mutated virus that "got out" and crossed into humans.
I disagree with you. I’ve seen plenty of evidence suggesting that corona virus is simply exosomes.
you could be correct, I don't know what the real truth is anymore. As far as I've learned working in healthcare, there are viruses and exosomes. Viruses can and will release exosomes; I mean, exosomes are ubiquitous. As far as coronaviruses, there are lots of them that affect different animals. They're notorious for causing fatal respiratory infections in puppies and kittens.
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