Five Years On, the Economic Impact of COVID-19 Lingers

As this news story describes, not only are the economic effects of COVID-19 still shaping global markets, they will continue to do so for years to come. Governments across the world have accumulated vast amounts of debt, while interest rates – raised in response to post-lockdown inflation – seem unlikely to normalize anytime soon. For ordinary citizens this means higher taxes and increased borrowing costs are becoming the new normal.

The real tragedy of all this is that had the right action been taken soon enough, draconian lockdowns and their dire economic effects could have been largely avoided. The fact is that within a matter of only months of the outbreak commencing, a science-based alternative to lockdowns and economic destruction already existed.

As we announced back in August 2020, research carried out by scientists at the Dr. Rath Research Institute proved that specific combinations of micronutrients are capable of blocking the interaction between the binding site of the coronavirus ‘spike’ and its entry point into human cells. Had governments chosen to take advantage of this important finding, millions of lives and trillions of dollars could have been saved. Instead, as history will show, the people of the world were coerced by lawmakers into being injected with dangerous, experimental vaccines. The primary beneficiary of this highly irresponsible policy was the pharmaceutical ‘business with disease’.

To read how the world’s largest study of COVID-19 vaccines has confirmed their links to serious health problems, see this article on our website.