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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: rickymouse
Also note the low numbers in the Janssen vaccine compared to the mRNA vaccines. I would expect to see all vaccines comparable to the Janssen statistics. This amount of even this one side effect in the younger people would have triggered a stop of the vaccine being used.
Its funny when you read about adenoviral vectors it sure sounds a lot like mRNA. It was first used to try designing it for gene therapy and basically does the same thing as mRNA. It is also created with fetus cells where mRNA is not if someone has a problem with that.
There’s another potential problem. Just as human bodies develop immune responses to most real viral infections, our bodies also develop immunity to adenoviral vectors. That makes booster shots of adenoviral vector vaccines problematic. Upon a second injection, our bodies will unleash an antibody attack on the vaccine itself. And since adenoviral vectors are based on natural viruses that some of us might already have been exposed to, the vaccines might not work for everyone.
originally posted by: rickymouse
We have not got far enough along for me to observe someone getting a bad reaction to a Janssen booster. I no longer trust the research because it is often spun by people to fit their needs. Someone invested in Pfizer may comment on the problems of Janssen.....just like them making a few blood clot issues into a whirlwind with the Janssen when the clotting issues of the present mRNA vaccines are WAY more common, in fact I feel those clotting issues with pfizer are causing half of the issues with the hearts of some kids getting them.
When I was a teenager, I avoided eating onions because it was bad to have onion breath in school or when I was trying to attract girls. No wonder that teenage boys are getting more side effects.
Pregnant women were excluded from COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials and thus data to date on
the safety of COVID-19 vaccines in pregnancy is limited... The stillbirth and SAB (spontaneous abortion) surveillance will be conducted for the period December 2020 – April 2023.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: rickymouse
We have not got far enough along for me to observe someone getting a bad reaction to a Janssen booster. I no longer trust the research because it is often spun by people to fit their needs. Someone invested in Pfizer may comment on the problems of Janssen.....just like them making a few blood clot issues into a whirlwind with the Janssen when the clotting issues of the present mRNA vaccines are WAY more common, in fact I feel those clotting issues with pfizer are causing half of the issues with the hearts of some kids getting them.
When I was a teenager, I avoided eating onions because it was bad to have onion breath in school or when I was trying to attract girls. No wonder that teenage boys are getting more side effects.
I'm sure both are promising at some point.
Pfizer is direct RNA to make the protein
Janssen is a genetically engineered weak cold virus to produce the COVID RNA to make the protein.
I also wonder just how big is the clotting issue and to what degree in seriousness.
originally posted by: rickymouse
My brother works at a local mine, the mine just gave all employees who got the vaccine a three grand bonus. He is happy, he got the janssen vaccine and he and his wife had no side effects at all.
originally posted by: 38181
Any runners here that received the vax? Did they instruct you to wait a certain number of days? Did they even ask if you work out?
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: rickymouse
My brother works at a local mine, the mine just gave all employees who got the vaccine a three grand bonus. He is happy, he got the janssen vaccine and he and his wife had no side effects at all.
My family got Pfizer ages 18 to 61 with zero side effects, Pfizer is primary in my area and about 1000 or so people at my work got it too. We have COVID charge codes people can use and so if someone gets the vaccine on work time they can get paid for it, also if the vaccine makes anyone sick they can use that code instead of sick leave. I can audit any code and looking at that code the only use has been like 1 hour at a time where people are getting the vaccines, I saw zero use of 8 hours in a day(s) that would indicate someone got sick, so who knows as to the level of incidences over all with any of these side effects... Sometimes I wonder if a person has a bad reaction to a vaccine just how bad would the actual virus be for them if they got it without the vaccine.
originally posted by: 1947boomer
originally posted by: jondashipsu
a reply to: MDDoxs
641,000 covid deaths in US out of 39,300,000 cases = 1 death for every 61 covid cases.
2574 myopericarditis cases out of 174,000,000 full vaccinations = 1 myopericarditis case (not deaths) for every 67,600 full vaccination.
Getting covid is about 1,100 times more likely to kill you than getting vaccinated is likely to give you myopericarditis.
This is the fundamental problem: antivaxxers estimate the risk from the vaccine as being equal to or greater than the risk of getting Covid.
originally posted by: rickymouse
Most of the people I know that got minor or low moderate side effects never reported them. Not one of the people I know that got a fever and sick for a day or two ever reported it, nobody reported the big red spot on their arms and the numbness in the fingers, those were normal side effects, why would anyone report them. None of those side effects started the day of the shot either, they stayed home from work the next day, weak sore and tired as hell. Fifty percent of the people I know who got the pfizer got those normal side effects, why report a side effect deemed normal. Only a crazy person would do that.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Zanti Misfit
Roses are red
Violets are blue
There's a guy with a needle,
looking for you.
They did not ask me. I run 5 days a week typically, but after the vaccine I didn’t feel right so I waited 4-5 days. I went for a run at my typical pace, returned home and it felt like my chest was still beating heavily. This continued for almost 2 weeks. I tried to run again after 2 weeks and 2km in I had to stop and begin walking. I am someone who runs 30-35km every week. I’m scared to go again and I’m due for my 2nd jab in under a week, I think I’m going to sit it out.
originally posted by: 38181
Any runners here that received the vax? Did they instruct you to wait a certain number of days? Did they even ask if you work out?