COVID-19: Mounting Evidence Links Virus to IQ Drop and Cognitive Decline
Mounting research suggests a concerning link between COVID-19 infection and cognitive decline, even manifesting as measurable drops in IQ scores. Anecdotal evidence overwhelmingly supports this, with numerous individuals reporting significant post-infection struggles with memory, focus, and overall cognitive function. Many describe a noticeable decline in their mental agility, a feeling of being “less quick,” struggling to find the right words, and experiencing significant difficulty with concentration and memory retention, even years after infection. This isn’t simply a matter of age or stress; these individuals report experiencing these difficulties *after* contracting COVID-19, suggesting a direct causal relationship.
The impact seems to vary depending on the severity and course of the infection.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker