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The truth about the covid vaccine (from someone who studied virology at Cornell)


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a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide IMMUNITY against one or several diseases, prepared from the causative agent of a disease, its products, or a synthetic substitute, treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease.


Around about christmas, the main consensus about the vaccine was that it would offer immunity, we've found that not to be true, it's that the basis of a vaccine is... well for example everyone knows what chicken pox is, you can only get chicken pox once, because the body creates antibodies, that fight off the virus before it gets a chance to enter the body, and the concept of a vaccine is to take these antibodies, create a vaccine which then cuts the virus off in it's tracks.

But heres the thing, many many many many people have had covid more than once, what does that suggest? well that there are no antibodies, and we've learnt that to be true when many double gabbed people are testing positive for covid. i have a doctor friend working on the front line who believes he's had covid maybe 6 times.

So based on the definition of a vaccine, the vaccine isn't a vaccine, so what is it? many people say that the vaccine limits the symptons or severity of the symptons, well theres not enough evidence to suggest that, the scientific community really needs years, even decades to come to a sensible conclusion about the effects of anything like this. also you have to remember that before the vaccine, millions of people had and have covid without symptoms

People also say that it cuts your chances of dying from covid, the thing is the mortality rate exactly a year ago, in july 2020 and today july 2021, are roughly 2.4% worldwide. nothing has changed

As someone who works in medicine and has studied virology i'm amazed by the lack of critical thinking not just at government level, but in general. i don't know if it's ignorance or wishful thinking.

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lol

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Covid circle jerk.

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You sound more like a conspiracy theorist more than someone who has actually, "studied virology".
I would take with a grain of salt someone, who claims to have had covid six times. I would be interested in seeing real stats on the odds of re-infection.

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i've learnt over the past 5 years that a "conspiracy theory" is really another way of saying "i don't want something to be true"

i suppose that any data that follows in line with your way of thinking is pure truth, and anything else will be "conspiracy theories"

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You can get chickenpox more than once, and more commonly the virus can reactivate and cause shingles, anyone with an education in virology, or working in a medical field, or anyone smart enough to get the Shingrix vaccine would know that. BUSTED.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/coronavirus/in-depth/coronavirus-vaccine/art-20484859

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The amount of people who have had covid twice is so low that some wonder if it was a false positive.

Catching it is the best protection against having it again, but not something you'd want to do.

The vaccine is an instruction to the body on how to react to the virus. It doesn't stop you catching it or transferring it or even getting sick or dying from covid-19.

But it does on balance minimize the severity, as illustrated by the fact that those in ICUs are generally the unvaccinated.

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