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originally posted by: JAGStorm
Do You think the Covid Vaccines stay in your system for a long time?
If so why do you think the vaccines are going down in efficacy after a few months?
Do you think..
- They were never effective at all
- They are effective initially, but just not very good
- They are completely ineffective and people would have just about the same outcome if they did not get vaccinated.
- They are similar to the flu shot, which is so dependent on strains.
- They are very effective if used on the correct strain, but strains are too rapidly changing.
If the Covid Vaccines don’t stay in your system is there long term harm? (assuming you don’t have a initial reaction?)
I’m thinking a lot about what is happening in Israel as they have the most information since they vaccinated the most people quickly.
It appears the vaccine wore off quickly.
This post is neither pro vax, or anti vax. I’m just curious what people think about that question.
I think it is similar to a flu shot. I suspect it probably does help reduce the severity of covid for some people. However, as the virus evolves, unless you get an updated shot, it probably won't do much in the future much like a flu shot.
originally posted by: Middleoftheroad
I just go by the real world examples I see. My aunt never got Covid for over a year. She then got vaccinated for work and has repeatedly gotten Covid since. 3 times to be exact. The jab seems to have destroyed her immune system.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Edumakated
I think it is similar to a flu shot. I suspect it probably does help reduce the severity of covid for some people. However, as the virus evolves, unless you get an updated shot, it probably won't do much in the future much like a flu shot.
Glad you chimed in. Want to hear something weird, kids are in school here with no masks and things are almost “normal”, yet on our news they show Chicago/Illinois like it’s the bubonic plague.
originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: JAGStorm
I had covid in April 2021.
My job is requiring vaccination, so I got the first Pfizer jab Wednesday and got sick as a dog. Just beginning to feel a little normal now.
If I find out that the jab ruined my immunity, I am going to be justifiably pissed off.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Edumakated
I think it is similar to a flu shot. I suspect it probably does help reduce the severity of covid for some people. However, as the virus evolves, unless you get an updated shot, it probably won't do much in the future much like a flu shot.
Glad you chimed in. Want to hear something weird, kids are in school here with no masks and things are almost “normal”, yet on our news they show Chicago/Illinois like it’s the bubonic plague.
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Edumakated
I think it is similar to a flu shot. I suspect it probably does help reduce the severity of covid for some people. However, as the virus evolves, unless you get an updated shot, it probably won't do much in the future much like a flu shot.
Glad you chimed in. Want to hear something weird, kids are in school here with no masks and things are almost “normal”, yet on our news they show Chicago/Illinois like it’s the bubonic plague.
Same here. Most people don't, and have not wore mask from the beginning. Outside of seeing some people still wearing mask, you would not know anything had changed. Not counting the ridiculous rise in the cost of everything.
I was called out on a case that required me to go to two different emergency rooms, at two different hospitals. Both were quiet. One had a few patients, lower than usual, and the other had none.
So I was disgusted when I got home and they were reporting how chaotic it was at the hospitals, and how there were a surge of people with COVID, and such a shortage of ER beds that they were placing patients in hallways.
I stood in one of the ERs and witnessed with my own eyes, at least 10 empty beds. No chaos. No line of ambulances. No packed ERs.
The media is not just lying, they are going out of their way to create the lies and the fear they are pushing. It has completely destroyed their credibility, to the point that when the wolf does show up in the village, even the most gullible won't believe them.
In California, which has been particularly hard hit by this season’s flu, several hospitals have set up large “surge tents” outside their emergency departments to accommodate and treat flu patients. Even then, the LA Times reported this week, emergency departments had standing-room only, and some patients had to be treated in hallways.
But all immune responses fade over time, all vaccines lose some effectiveness over time.
We have previously demonstrated that patients who recovered from SARS have T cells that are specific to epitopes within different SARS-CoV proteins that persist for 11 years after infection
Many people who have been infected with SARS-CoV-2 will probably make antibodies against the virus for most of their lives. So suggest researchers who have identified long-lived antibody-producing cells in the bone marrow of people who have recovered from COVID-191. The study provides evidence that immunity triggered by SARS-CoV-2 infection will be extraordinarily long-lasting. Adding to the good news, “the implications are that vaccines will have the same durable effect”, says Menno van Zelm, an immunologist at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
originally posted by: Edumakated
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Edumakated
I think it is similar to a flu shot. I suspect it probably does help reduce the severity of covid for some people. However, as the virus evolves, unless you get an updated shot, it probably won't do much in the future much like a flu shot.
Glad you chimed in. Want to hear something weird, kids are in school here with no masks and things are almost “normal”, yet on our news they show Chicago/Illinois like it’s the bubonic plague.
Same here. Most people don't, and have not wore mask from the beginning. Outside of seeing some people still wearing mask, you would not know anything had changed. Not counting the ridiculous rise in the cost of everything.
I was called out on a case that required me to go to two different emergency rooms, at two different hospitals. Both were quiet. One had a few patients, lower than usual, and the other had none.
So I was disgusted when I got home and they were reporting how chaotic it was at the hospitals, and how there were a surge of people with COVID, and such a shortage of ER beds that they were placing patients in hallways.
I stood in one of the ERs and witnessed with my own eyes, at least 10 empty beds. No chaos. No line of ambulances. No packed ERs.
The media is not just lying, they are going out of their way to create the lies and the fear they are pushing. It has completely destroyed their credibility, to the point that when the wolf does show up in the village, even the most gullible won't believe them.
ICUs and hospitals are always full. The media is taking a normal state of affairs and spinning to an ignorant public. It is business management 101 that if you have a fixed asset, you want it utilized to capacity. This is the reason airlines reduce flight capacity to try to fill up airplanes. No airline wants to fly an empty plane. Same with hospitals. An empty hospital is losing money so they design them to run at near capacity.
Here is an article from 2018.... OMG! Hospitals treating flu patients in tents and hallways!
Hospitals Overwhelmed By Flu Patients Treating Them in Tents
In California, which has been particularly hard hit by this season’s flu, several hospitals have set up large “surge tents” outside their emergency departments to accommodate and treat flu patients. Even then, the LA Times reported this week, emergency departments had standing-room only, and some patients had to be treated in hallways.