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COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects /// October Lockdown for UK (pg. 774)
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Fantastic so let’s go and inject everyone with a drug that makes your own body produce the illness causing spike proteins!!
You couldn’t write it could you.
More and more proof the experimental gene therapy jabs will cause a catastrophe?
Quoting: ParamedicUK It's more complicated then that... The article is based on that paper that CC helped me find yesterday, full version here: [ link to www.biorxiv.org (secure)] I need to go over it again, medical papers are harder for me to fully grasp because I need to google half the terms, but simply saying that the vaccine will cause illness doesn't seem to be the correct conclusion. I am concerned about infections after the shot. Every cases study that I have read plus anecdotal evidence.... it screams lingering things not being discussed properly. Blinded by science. And normalcy bias. (Not Dutchy.... the medical researchers) Yeah, given our limited understanding of long-covid I share your concern. Even if the vaccine's don't cause issue's on their own and they ward of the acute clinical symptoms there is very little to suggest it will do the same for the long term symptoms. My one positive take on this is that the limited reporting seems to point to these problems being rare and relatively insignificant. Even though it can be devastating at the individual scale, in a macro view it seems to have not become a significant problem. I found this fairly new preprint the other day, Dutchy. I'm not quite sure what to make of it myself. It seems like they're saying they have an idea why long-covid is happening and vaccination could reduce it. But it looks like they didn't provide any data to show that people saw a reduction in long covid after vaccination. Thoughts?
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