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can you please provide us with what date and brand your last vaccination was ? Also dates you contracted covid ? With this information we will be able to determine whether or not the vaccine was effective. There's tremendous amounts of evidence out there to say the vaccines only work for 6-8weeks. Hence the need for "boosters".
Once information is provided we can continue to discuss it the efficacy of the jabs vs the mild flu which is covid in 2023
Nah. I decline. Thanks for the questions though.
Stating 'Tremendous amounts of evidence" is not evidence in itself. But you are now saying that vaccines 'work' for 6 to 8 weeks?
Antibodies, t-cells, memory cells. It all comes into the mix. Have I had Covid recently and not even noticed it? Have I had Covid repeatedly over the last few months and each time it just added to the body's defence? Have I just some superior genetic resistance to Covid? (nah, that one is just pure BS.)
The only real way to compare vaccine effectiveness is blind trials, and we don't have them do we? Comparing people in society whether vaccinated or not has so many variables and is uncontrolled, so it proves nothing.
I am just re-thinking these responses... It has been more than 8 weeks since my last vaccination. What would that mean? Would it mean that in that 8 week period immediately after I had no chance of catching Covid? Does it mean that I would have a reduced chance of catching Covid? Would it mean that if I caught Covid that the body would be much better at fighting Covid? Would it mean that I had no difference in response to an unvaccinated person during those 8 weeks?
So, why 8 weeks? Does my body forget about the virus that it has seen and created antibodies, t-cells, and memory cells for?
Does the virus mutate enough that it gets into the body and the body delays its response because its not an exact match to the profile from the previous virus? Or does it get a head start as its close enough and respond better than it would without a vaccine?
All these questions and no immunologist on here to answer them!
But for the record, my last vaccination was with Moderna and was early July. The first time I have tested positive for Covid was the 28th of December I think. So far symptoms have been very very mild and I could have easily ignored them if I didn't bother to do a RAT test.