“…Diverse aspects such as denialism, conspiracism, political and religious fundamentalism, and anti-scientific conduct have been related to the emergence of this epidemiological scenario. 14 The origin of the neologism syndemia occurred through the interpretation of the association between obesity, malnutrition and climate change on a global scale, 15 which translates a thought that the problems considered epidemic are associated with each other in a synergistic manner and launch a shared challenge for all humanity, 14 which in this sense, the data found are anchored in such syndemic concepts, for having a higher frequency of symptoms of altered blood pressure, anxiety, loneliness, and other sequelae that, besides their connections, also meet the results already brought in previous evidence, 16,17 about the main signs and symptoms arising from COVID-19, which are: cognitive memory disturbances, ageusia, anosmia, myalgia, weakness, thrombosis, dyspnea, fever, depression, anxiety, insomnia, and other sleep disorders, reported in both the acute and post-acute phases of the infection, persisting for more than six months from diagnosis, and with much limitation on the causal relationship between the virus and the lingering sequelae, with emotional stress cited by participants as a disruptive pattern trigger for relapses and relapses to the varied permanent sequelae. 16 Evidence 18 shows that the pandemic influenced the increase in blood pressure values associated with physical isolation, becoming a complicating factor, as it reduced the practice of physical activity and contributed to weight gain, to psycho-emotional symptoms, 19,20 linked to unemployment, to the drop in income, in which people started eating more and less healthy, giving rise to a causal dynamic and correlation also with sedentarism, in addition to the discontinuity of care in basic health units, thus forming a cluster of unpleasant symptoms.…”