Drinking alcohol can curb increase in antibodies after boosters, study finds

Drinking alcohol can curb the rise in coronavirus-neutralizing antibodies after a third shot of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to a study by a team at Japan’s International University of Health and Welfare.



The levels of such antibodies after booster shots were 15% lower on average in people who drink alcohol than in those who do not, according to the study conducted by the team led by Retsu Fujita, associate professor at the university.

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a reply to: musicismagic

Not being able to drink beer for two weeks after the shot scares me more than myocarditis,....

....I'll pass 🤣

a reply to: musicismagic
No wonder covid hasn't got me, been around 100,000 people since this balogna started. Weed and alcohol is the savior.

Putin also mentioned this when Russia developed the vaccine. He didn't want anyone drinking for a couple of weeks before and after the shot, or the vaccine wouldn't work as good, or at all maybe.

Alcohol lowers our immunity to any illness. Or anything pretending to be an illness.
It's toxic.

I'm immune to death also.. bugger a cold (in years) or a flu..

My main protagonist? A pint of wine 4 times a day..

Sure I now have liver cancer, kidneys not working and need to see cardiac specialist..

But I'd rather die of my own behest than of the fake words billowed from another..

So let it come. I wont bend a knee to liars.

a reply to: musicismagic

 a third shot of a COVID-19 vaccine

All that says is their manufactured/synthesized antibodies provided by the clotshot are not any good at delivering their promise of longevity.

It is a no wonder they kept Bottle Shops and Liquor Stores open as essential during he Plandemic.

Makes sense. Dirty bastards.

What do you expect, not many people work well when they are drunk, does anyone think a drunk antibody is going to work well? I bet those antibodies are spending their time sitting at the bar and talking trash about the Omicrons.

a reply to: rickymouse

Now they are just making up things.

I'm reducing booze intake right now so my liver has time to recover, something I do every year after the holidays along with clean eating, weight lifting, and heavy cardio. I still 420 all the time.

I have been around COVID a lot. I went to Sturgis, my siblings got COVID, wife got it, not me. I am not vaxxed and hardly ever get a sniffle. Siblings are vaxxed, and so is the wifey, but at least she mostly listened to me and only got one dose of the JJ. Been to Disney, Universal, all over the country on motorcycle, Im still fine. Once I am in extreme shape by mid to late spring I start adding the booze back in. Been doing this for many years now. When October hits I switch to occasional workouts, lots of booze through the holidays, and pick it back up to recover starting in January. I dont like my party booze routine to interfere with my fitness routine, so I give each routine its own time to shine through the year. When I am drinking beer weekly, I will easily drink a case of full strength beer with a friend in a sitting. That's why I need recovery time.

Booze definitely does not make you catch COVID. It does not even make my immune system weak enough to catch it when in extreme close contact with it.

I am almost 40 years old. I firmly believe this is a pandemic of the weak, the sick, and the old. Trying to force people like me to do anything like get a shot, cover my face, is some ridiculous BS I find laughable and will never follow. Dont want to die? Take care of your body. If you know you are at risk, wear a real respirator. People like me could care less if you exhale through a vent. If I was worried, I would wear a respirator too. Its called freedom, everyone needs a fat dose of it.

a reply to: musicismagic

I didn’t get the jab therefore I have nothing to worry about.

So, they are saying having a shot after having their shot is going to make you lose protection? I kind of know that, a few shots and I didn't like condoms.