World Health Organization (WHO) officials issued an urgent alert over an 'unusual' rise in humans getting psittacosis in Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Denmark and Sweden. The flu-like illness, nicknamed parrot fever, is caused by a type of chlamydia rife in birds.
In most of the recent cases, people had been exposed to domesticated or wild birds that were infected, the WHO said. Denmark, which typically sees around two dozen humans cases of psittacosis a year, has logged 23 cases since late 2023. This includes four deaths.
Another fatality was recorded in the Netherlands, which has logged twice as many cases compared to previous years.
Among the three other nations flagged by the WHO, Austria recorded 14 confirmed cases in 2023. Typically the country sees just two per year.
Didn’t we warn about Covid jabs sapping the immune system, among other “benefits”? Yes we did:
I have not had a single problem like this since giving up sex. With birds.
Learned my lesson several years ago, when my wife's gynecologist told her she had chlamydia. My excuse, that a bird had pooped on me, did not go over well.
Yup. Saw a really hot mallard the other day but just walked by. But got her phone # if anyone's interested.
some scientists stated that lots of the jabbed will die within 5 to 10 years. Of course lots are elderly people, whose life expectancy is low as is. But lots of younger people seem to catch every little germ that comes by. I wonder how many more unusual illnesses will show up in all these needle adorers.
I have not had a single problem like this since giving up sex. With birds.
Learned my lesson several years ago, when my wife's gynecologist told her she had chlamydia. My excuse, that a bird had pooped on me, did not go over well.
Yup. Saw a really hot mallard the other day but just walked by. But got her phone # if anyone's interested.
some scientists stated that lots of the jabbed will die within 5 to 10 years. Of course lots are elderly people, whose life expectancy is low as is. But lots of younger people seem to catch every little germ that comes by. I wonder how many more unusual illnesses will show up in all these needle adorers.