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originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: HawkEyi
If immune response to a vaccine rolls off over time, it is highly likely that 'natural' immune response from exposure to a disease, would also.
originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
Someone grab a medical encyclopedia and then turn to the page that list human viruses .
Now how many are there ? I'll wait .
Rhetorical , because the answer is more than just Covid-19 that's for sure .
So suggesting that this " Vaccine" is better than Natural immunity in general is completely preposterous , our immune system is the only reason I'll say again the ONLY reason we are still alive to this day .
This "vaccine" may be good for fighting Covid-19 in some people , but it is not a replacement for our Immune system .
All vaccines use our immune systems. They don't 'replace' them.
Chr0 this is not a Vaccine in the traditional sense of the word and you know that.
Most Vaccine's train our immune system to attack said Virus by giving it a weakened version of the Virus initially , so that our immune system builds NATURAL anti-bodies to fight the real Virus if it ever comes .
This Covid-19 "Vaccine " is purely a modification of our bodies natural immune system along with an unknown amount of booster shots in the future .
The Covid-19 vaccine is not a weakened version of the Virus
it is a DNA based protein modifier.
So.........
yes it is replacing our natural immune system with a modified one.
originally posted by: litterbaux
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: HawkEyi
If immune response to a vaccine rolls off over time, it is highly likely that 'natural' immune response from exposure to a disease, would also.
Wrong, we've seen antibodies from the 1918 spanish flu as late as 2008 in people. Natural immunity seems to last a lifetime.
Researchers find long-lived immunity