The continued and blatant disregard of natural immunity is insanity

a reply to: Identified

What research? You mean research from the captured regulatory agency called the CDC? Or from a study funded by big pharma?

a reply to: NorthOfStuff


It's possible you have been infected but your body responded in a way you didn't realize was Covid.

But assuming you have not been infected at all then that leaves you vulnerable to an unknown immune response should you become infected.

Fortunately it seems Omicron, while more infectious, is less deadly, so you may have ridden this pandemic out to where we have a strain that when you do become infected it won't be nearly as bad as the original virus or Delta.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

What type of organization would you accept research from?


I don't know what you accept as research but here is study from Cornell University researchers in Qatar:
jamanetwork.com...

Here is Johns Hopkins Uni: jamanetwork.com...

a reply to: Identified

I did have something shortly before Covid was a thing. Sometime in the fall of 2019

The company I work for paid for an antibody test in the early spring of 2020. The result was no antibodies.

Since then I’ve been my normal self except for a really bad back attack which I blame on my 20’s self.

a reply to: carewemust

Military scientist already agree that we all are going to get the new variant regardless and is nothing we can do about it. It is in the article I posted.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: carewemust

Military scientist already agree that we all are going to get the new variant regardless and is nothing we can do about it. It is in the article I posted.

To the delight of the fear-mongers, and those who want to keep the Natural Immunity numbers suppressed, the CDC is LOWERING their estimate of what percentage of overall Covid-19 infections are OMICRON.

www.foxnews.com...

The CDC leadership is totally lost, confused, and EVIL.

A horrific combination for controlling the USA's premier health agency.

a reply to: carewemust

Oh, but puppy killer Fascist faucy wants to shut down all new year's celebrations because of the moron variant from Africa, he can not have all these people gathering together and getting infected, no good for the pharma agenda.

I wonder how soon their version of jabs in a pill will be over the counter, once the jabs will fall out of popularity.

a reply to: NorthOfStuff

Its pretty much accepted that Covid was circulating in China as early as October because they had a spike in hospitalizations in Early Nov. Of course they didn't tell the world until it was too late.

Alot of people had a weird illness in late December 2019 - early January 2020 that many doctors now say may have been Covid.

Who knows but maybe the Feb-March strain was not Alpha. For all we know the Original Virus in China was far worse and mutated once or twice again before escaping Wuhan.

Antibody tests probably won't show much that many months after infection. If you were infected then you should have T cells that will kick into gear should you encounter the virus again. And if you are young and healthy Omicron, and hopefully future variants, shouldn't be too rough.

And there is some research that people who had previous Cold Viruses also may have some immune response to Covid.

With a virus this new it will be some time before we understand what exactly is going on with it.

a reply to: marg6043

Because Google.com search is HIDING analysis like this stevekirsch.substack.com... , explaining how the Covid-19 vaccines damage the human immune system, we can be certain that it's not merely a "theory". The damage is real.

As more people learn this, by reading, and by experiencing it within their own family unit, all hell will break loose in this country...and the world, for that matter.

originally posted by: Identified
a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I agree that disregarding natural immunity is insanity but natural immunity is not "far superior" to vaccine immunity because natural immunity, just like Vaccine aquired immunity, runs the risk of an incomplete or weak immunity response after the first exposure.

Whether you get a booster after Vaccination or after Infection it helps insure your immunity is more complete. The more you keep reintroducing a virus the more your body learns to fight it. But who wants to keep getting sick in the hopes they finally are able to have a complete immune response?

Research does show that ideally the best and most lasting immune response is from those who had Covid and then also got the Vaccine.

I have no doubt that's what the research shows, but knowing the research pretty much HAD to show that, in order to keep the shots in the forefront, do you think there is any way the data was massaged to show a pre-determined result? I only ask as the folks in charge haven't been exactly truthful in all this, and there is a chance, however small it may be, that they may be shifty with other aspects of all this.

a reply to: Identified

My family had this ‘strange’ flu as our GP called it at the time I early Dec 2019, we lost our sense of smell, couple of days later I had a night of being feverish and that was it for me, my wife and daughter were bed ridden for a few days, but all was back to normal in a week.

Fast forward to Nov 2021 and due to an accident another family member had some time at the leisure of the NHS and their 2x weekly tests had shown this 3 x vaccinated person to not have Covid on admission nor for the bulk of their stay. The planets finally align and the person can be discharged, they have their Covid test for the day and get discharged before the results come in. My family collect this person from hospital and take them home and stay with them as they are a bit incapacitated as they have to move with 2 crutches which isn’t conductive to getting dinner to the the living room lol.

The next day test and trace call to say the person has tested positive for Covid and all contacts have to isolate for 10 days.

Following isolation rules we arrange a home delivery of food and home testing kits and set down to making the best of not being in our own home, it takes 4 days for us to finally test positive and we all get a sniffly nose and an annoying cough, this lasts about 6 days where the tests say we are are clear if Covid we finish our time and test again and return to life.

While in our 1st week of isolation omicron was discovered in SA and a few days later first detected in UK. So it’s unlikely to of been that strain.

So though not fully immune we had very light symptoms (which was also the case for the triple vaccinated person we acquired it from).

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I stopped taking vaccines ages ago, didn't see the point. If a job required a vaccine, I refused but I got tested and if it was negative they let me work. They were always negative. I am an anti-vaxxer now, I think that's why my immune system isn't screwed up. Plus, I dustrust healthcare workers, I used to be one, and the government.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Government policy is to encourage vaxxing, so naturally they discourage other ideas.

Governments often promote single one size fits all solutions.

There's nothing remotely unusual or out of character here.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

Yep, is soo nice when we know now who runs our government, big pharma corruption and CDC lap dogs with puppy killer fascist faucy as their front man.

All corrupted all dirty and all on a power trip.

Americans knows now exactly what has been done to them and they are no happy. I wonder when the lynching mobs will start screaming for the burning of the witches.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

How many times we have to clarified that the covid jabs Are not vaccines and never were, common man, just unveil your true self, Dr. Fascist fauci.

Is an experiment.