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Zza21-002	Three RNA Viruses, One Big Problem: Cytokine Storm Explained
	Quote:	The best way to handle these bugs, according to Dr Andrew Bamji, a retired Consultant Rheumatologist and former President of the British Society for Rheumatology, is not to try to prevent the problem, but to treat the severe autoimmune overreactions that are the real killers. These reactions are called a "hyperimmune response," or a cytokine storm. Dr. Bamji describes what he calls the "Three Bogey Viruses" thusly: What do all these (viruses) have in common? Three things. Firstly, they are all RNA viruses. This means that they are all prone to mutation. SARS-CoV-2 has been through several identified iterations and is almost certainly derived from an existing and not very toxic strain through gain-of-function research; the recent Hantavirus outbreak (if it can be called that, as it is rather small) is due to the Andean strain, a mutant version of the original Korean version and the recent Ebola epidemic is likewise due to a variant.
	Article:	https://redstate.com/wardclark/2026/05/29/three-rna-viruses-one-big-problem-cytokine-storm-explained-n2202837 https://redstate.com/wardclark/2026/05/29/three-rna-viruses-one-big-problem-cytokine-storm-explained-n2202837 ...
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Three RNA Viruses, One Big Problem: Cytokine Storm Explained