Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

… Specifically, we observed a statistically significant increase in ratings of depression, with a
medium-to-large effect size. Our findings emphasise the need to incorporate the potential
impact of lockdown on child mental health in planning the ongoing response to the global
pandemic and the recovery from it.
Not a chance when the Cult’s psycho-psychologists were ge ing
exactly what they wanted. The UK’s Royal College of Paediatrics and
Child Health has urged parents to look for signs of eating disorders
in children and young people a er a three to four fold increase.
Specialists say the ‘pandemic’ is a major reason behind the rise. You
don’t say. The College said isolation from friends during school
closures, exam cancellations, loss of extra-curricular activities like
sport, and an increased use of social media were all contributory
factors along with fears about the virus (psycho-psychologists
again), family finances, and students being forced to quarantine.
Doctors said young people were becoming severely ill by the time
they were seen with ‘Covid’ regulations reducing face-to-face
consultations. Nor is it only the young that have been devastated by
the psychopaths. Like all bullies and cowards the Cult is targeting
the young, elderly, weak and infirm. A typical story was told by a
British lady called Lynn Parker who was not allowed to visit her
husband in 2020 for the last ten and half months of his life ‘when he
needed me most’ between March 20th and when he died on
December 19th. This vacates the criminal and enters the territory of
evil. The emotional impact on the immune system alone is immense
as are the number of people of all ages worldwide who have died as
a result of Cult-demanded, Gates-demanded, lockdowns.
Isolation is torture
The experience of imposing solitary confinement on millions of
prisoners around the world has shown how a large percentage
become ‘actively psychotic and/or acutely suicidal’. Social isolation
has been found to trigger ‘a specific psychiatric syndrome,
characterized by hallucinations; panic a acks; overt paranoia;
diminished impulse control; hypersensitivity to external stimuli; and
difficulties with thinking, concentration and memory’. Juan Mendez,