Coronavirus Ultimate Guide: Everything You Need to Know about COVID-19

By HealthMedicine Press and HealthTechBusiness Press

Do you want to know the real way to keep you and your family safe during this deadly pandemic?
It's terrifying, isn't it? The death toll keeps rising. The virus spreads like wildfire. It feels like as each day goes by, a newly mutated virus pops up. How do you ensure that you're well equipped to face this ever-changing pandemic? You want to protect your family and those you care about. Make sure you don't lose anyone close to you to this life-altering disease. You're worrying about whether the available vaccines can still protect us from all the virus variants. You want to do sports, outdoor activities, and travel without worrying about contracting COVID-19. This book will show you how.

According to Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease: "We do know for absolutely certain that there is a post-COVID syndrome," We will show you the secrets on how to stay safe and improve mental health even if you don't' believe you will get COVID-19. Just as Time Health mentioned: "We May Never Eliminate COVID-19. But We Can Learn to Live With It".

In Coronavirus Ultimate Guide we cover everything you would ever need to know about COVID-19,

Including But NOT limited to:

* How to protect yourself & your loved ones from Coronavirus
* What are the COVID-19 Day-to-Day symptoms & When should you call your doctor
* The secrets to tell whether it's Flu, allergies, or COVID-19
* What to do in Case you get COVID-19
* How to take care of your loved ones if they get COVID-19
* Practical Tips on almost all your daily activities
* If you want or need to go out, how to stay safely
* How to manage the immense anxieties that come with these terrifying times.
* Top facts and myths cleared about COVID-19 vaccines, as well as which mutant COVID-19 (U.K., South Africa, and Brazil) could make you sick EVEN IF YOU got the vaccine?

You will finish this book with a newfound grasp on how to get through this pandemic without losing your head. We understand it's easy to become overwhelmed. This is why we created this guide to help you through it. We delve deep into the proven science on the subject, with up-to-date information you can trust. It is written by professionals with more than twenty years of combined experience in medicine, public health, and consulting. They wrote this book with the hopes of helping even more people manage the madness of these strange times.

This is the definitive guide on the subject and will take you right through everything you would ever know about how to navigate this pandemic. With this book by your side, it will give you the best chance of staying safe and confidently move through this crisis without losing your sanity.

Make sure you're prepared for COVID-19 with this proven guide on the subject! Just click "Buy Now" to get your guide!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dream Ink
• Release date: Jun 3, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005903275

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Introduction

Coronavirus is still spreading globally. So far, there are more than 27,400,000 cases confirmed since Jan.2020, which caused more than 480,000 deaths worldwide. More Americans have died from the COVID-19 compared to World War II time. It's terrifying, isn't it? The death toll keeps rising. The virus spreads like wildfire. It feels like as each day goes by, a newly mutated virus pops up. How do you ensure that you're well equipped to face this ever-changing pandemic? You want to protect your family and those you care about. Make sure you don't lose anyone close to you to this life-altering disease. You're worrying about whether the available vaccines can still protect us from all the virus variants. You want to do sports, outdoor activities, and travel without worrying about contracting covid. This book will show you how.

According to Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease: We do know for absolutely certain that there is a post-COVID syndrome, We will show you the secrets on how to stay safe and improve mental health even if you don't believe you will get covid. Just as Time Health mentioned: We May Never Eliminate COVID-19. But We Can Learn to Live With It.

In this book, we're going to provide you with all the information you need to know about coronavirus/covid-19. An Ultimate Guide on COVID-19: Learn How to Prevent and Protect from getting Covid-19, as well as how to handle all aspects of life well under and post-pandemic. You will finish this book with a newfound grasp on how to get through this pandemic without losing your head. We understand it's easy to become overwhelmed. This is why we created this guide to help you through it. We delve deep into the proven science on the subject, with up-to-date information you can trust.

We want to provide valuable health education to the public, especially under this pandemic, aiming to protect and prevent people from suffering from COVID-19. We would like to see people stay safe, healthy, and happy. Once you have enough knowledge about coronavirus/covid-19, you will not be afraid of it, and you will know how to prevent it effectively, what to do if you get infected, and how to take care of your loved ones if they got infected unfortunately, what doctors want you to know about covid-19 vaccines, etc. People have thanked us for providing them with super helpful information, offer them courage under this challenging time, and give them relief from mental stress.

Health education should be accessible to everyone, and it should not be hard to learn health and medical knowledge. With our help and expertise, you will be fully equipped with the information and knowledge you need to protect yourself and your loved ones from the new coronavirus. The covid-19 cases are still rising around the whole world. The vaccine is not available to everyone, and new mutations have appeared and spread, you need to prepare yourself.

This is the definitive guide on the novel Coronavirus and will take you right through everything you would ever know about how to navigate this pandemic. With this book by your side, it will give you a better chance of staying safe and confidently move through this crisis without losing your sanity.

CHAPTER 1

What Is Coronavirus?

Coronaviruses belong to the virus family that causes respiratory diseases among humans. The name Corona is from their crown-like surface spikes. Most coronaviruses infect animals, including bats, cats, and birds. The cutting-edge Coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, probably comes from bats. However, it has gone through mutations that may also make people sick now. The disease shown in humans is called Covid-19 (from Coronavirus Disease 2019).

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease due to a newly discovered coronavirus. Most humans infected with the COVID-19 virus will experience slight to mild breathing problems and recover without requiring unique treatment. Older people and people with underlying clinical issues like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic respiration disorder, and cancer are much more likely to develop severe infections. The most effective way to prevent and slow down transmission is to be well informed about the Novel Coronavirus, COVID-19, and the way it spreads.

History Of  Covid 19

On January 9, 2019, Chinese media suggested that a group of researchers led by way of Xu Jianguo had recognized the pathogen behind this mysterious outbreak of pneumonia in Wuhan as a singular coronavirus. However, the virus mutated quickly after named 2019-nCoV and then renamed SARS-CoV-2. People could have been infected with other members in the virus families earlier than SARS-CoV-2’s emergence back in 2019.

Various coronaviruses infect several species, but the first human coronaviruses weren’t reported until the mid-1960s. That was sort of the golden days, if you may, of virology, due to the fact at that time the generation became to be had to grow viruses within the laboratory, and to have a look at viruses within the laboratory, says University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center pediatrician Jeffrey Kahn, who studies respiratory viruses. But the two coronaviruses that had been identified at the time, OC43 and 229E, didn’t elicit plenty of research interests, says Kahn, who wrote an overview on coronaviruses some years after the SARS outbreak of 2003. I do not agree with there was a big effort to make vaccines towards these because those had been thought to be extra of a nuisance than something else.

The viruses lead to classic non-blood transmitted symptoms, including a stuffy nose, sore throat, and cough, and that they regarded to be not unusual; There’s an early estimation that three percent of breathing illnesses in kids from Georgia over seven years (within the 1960s) have been as a result of OC43. In 1986, it became rare to encounter one who did not have antibodies to that virus (a hallmark of past contamination) among kids and adults in northern Italy.

Coronavirus's mild-mannered transmission has modified with the SARS outbreak. Although related to OC43 and 229E, SARS-CoV became some illnesses deadlier, killing approximately ten percent of people it infected—a total of 774 global, according to the UK’s National Health Service. While it’s still uncertain where SARS-CoV got here from, comparable viruses were later discovered in bats, and a few studies recommended the virus should have jumped to people through an intermediary inclusive of civets.

Where Coronavirus Comes From

While SARS turned into a wake-up call that coronaviruses posed an extra danger to humans than expected, it’s unsurprising that an endemic that’s newly spread over to people could be more deadly than its human-tailored species, says Rachel Roper. She is a virologist and immunologist from East Carolina University. When a species is co-evolving with its pathogen. They tend to come to a detente, in which the virus may be surviving within the populace, and the populace is surviving without that plenty infection, she explains. But when a virus jumps species, you then were given real trouble.

At the beginning of the SARS epidemic, some researchers searched out other human coronaviruses—and observed them. In 2004, researchers inside the Netherlands mentioned they’d kept a novel coronavirus, related to 229E, in an infant with pneumonia and four other individuals with respiratory disease. That virus was called NL63. Kahn and his colleagues observed it at around the similar time in hospitalized patients in New Haven, Connecticut.

Although first identified in humans with excessive infections, NL63 is, much like 229E and OC43, a substantial virus that causes colds in the majority it infects. But there were recommendations that its outcomes could amplify beyond the respiration tract. In their 2005 paper on the newly-found virus, Kahn and his colleagues mentioned finding it in eight of eleven patients. They examined Kawasaki disorder, an irritation of the blood vessels that occurs basically in young people. But the follow-up research did not discover such an association.

It could be that it turned into a simple threat, Kahn says of his finding, or there can be a sign there. His 15-yr-old study has obtained new salience in light of stories that COVID-19 is related to Kawasaki-like symptoms in the young population. Still, he cautions that this inflammatory syndrome has been defined slightly in a different way by other organizations reporting on it and not equal to Kawasaki disease.

Another novel coronavirus is discovered in Hong kong, associated with community-acquired pneumonia and known as HKU1. As with NL63, researchers in different sectors searched out HKU1, locating it in Australia, France, and the USA, among other places.

These coronaviruses each deliver a similar array of signs and symptoms, says Kahn. It’s no longer clear how long they remain contagious, what hosted them, and where they came from in the beginning. As ubiquitous as they are, different primary questions about those viruses remain open, along with whether infection with one of them delivers lasting immunity. In recent preprints, the research said that it’s no longer unusual for someone to be infected with the same Coronavirus twice. But Roper doubts that our bodies do