WARNING : Docs MISSING Coronavirus Symptoms

By Jack Taylor Posted February 9, 2020

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

Just last week, I told you that deadly coronavirus had leaked its way out of China and spread to the United States, killing HUNDREDS along the way.

And unfortunately, the outbreak has only gotten worse.

Within the past week, coronavirus has continued to stretch its way around the world, CONFOUNDING mainstream docs and more than DOUBLING confirmed cases in the United States.

Somehow, it just keeps spreading…

And now, research reveals why: Mainstream docs are MISSING important symptoms!

Instead of investigating every odd sign and symptom, they’re sticking to “common” complaints like runny nose, fever, cough, and sore throat… CLEARING sick folks who don’t show them… and IGNORING a forgotten “secret symptom.”

Thousands of folks with coronavirus could have it RIGHT NOW, but since docs don’t recognize it, many may go undiagnosed… allowing the disease to spread EVEN FURTHER!

Here’s what you need to know.

In a pair of reports recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, researchers claim that many cases of coronavirus come with gastrointestinal distress – specifically, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and discomfort.

And despite the fact that not all coronavirus patients show “normal” respiratory signs (shortness of breath, chest pain), mainstream docs often OVERLOOK those GI symptoms!

Take the NEJM case studies, for example. In one, the first case confirmed in the U.S., a 35-year-old patient had a two-day history of nausea and vomiting before being admitted to the hospital.

Two days into their admission, they passed loose stools and reported abdominal discomfort… and after one week, coronavirus RNA was found in their stool.

Throughout all of this time, though, the patient only had a dry cough – and no other “common” symptoms!

Had the researchers not tested the patient’s stool, they may NEVER have known they had coronavirus… and that patient may have been DISCHARGED from the hospital, free to INFECT the people around him…

And in a second case study, a 27-year-old man from Vietnam also reported GI symptoms before being diagnosed.

Plus, experts say that GI symptoms were “not unusual” during the 2004 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), another strain of coronavirus…

But despite these strides, there’s no telling how many docs DON’T KNOW this vital information.

So, as usual, it’s up to you – the patient – to know the signs, log the symptoms, and ask important questions.

Don’t take any symptom for granted or assume that a non-respiratory issue has nothing to do with coronavirus.

If you feel nauseated, experience diarrhea or loose stools, have abdominal pain or discomfort, or start vomiting, see a physician you trust IMMEDIATELY.

Tell him everything you’ve been feeling and insist on getting tested for coronavirus.

Even if “normal” symptoms like runny nose, cough, sore throat, and fever have not appeared, don’t take the chance. They may appear later – or not at all.

And no matter how you feel, follow these guidelines to help keep your family safe and DODGE deadly infection.

• Follow along with confirmed cases. This map offers real-time tracking on cases all over the world. If your area is marked with a red dot, take extra precautions.
• Boost your immunity. Supplements like elderberry and Echinacea can help improve your immune system and defend your body from invaders.
• Wash your hands regularly. Use soap and warm water every time – and as with any illness, AVOID touching your face with dirty hands.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products