Why I’m Not Getting a Flu Shot

This is a good lengthy article.
Which was made in 2015 It goes onto say how there are no more then 200+ flu like viruses all around us. Imagine getting booster shots ever now then and still in some vaxed you would be getting infected.

Why I’m Not Getting a Flu Shot

Each year people ask me if I’m getting a flu shot. Each year my answer is that I’m not. Should youget one? I don’t know the answer to that because I don’t know you. Neither do the politicians who make the recommendations for flu shots. This year’s hot item is the H1N1 (swine) flu. We’ve had bird flu, Hong Kong flu and many others that come and go, and have for centuries if not millions of years. In fact, each year there are 200 or more types of flu viruses around us.

What the author had said is quite true.

a reply to: HawkEyi

You’re choosing artificial immunity over natural immunity

What's the difference?

a reply to: Phage

Seriously? that is your response? this article wasn't written by an anti vaxxer either.

i`ve never got a flu shot and i haven`t been sick in over 20 years, i`m not saying there is a corralation i`m just expressing my personal life experiences.and i`m not getting the mrna gene therapy injection either.

a reply to: HawkEyi

Seriously?

Yes. Why did you delete it, btw?

this article wasn't written by an anti vaxxer either.

Could have fooled me.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: HawkEyi

You’re choosing artificial immunity over natural immunity

What's the difference?

Quite clearly, one is artificial .... and one is natural .... jeez mate lift your game.

a reply to: myselfaswell

Artificial antibodies? Nah, vaccines don't do that.

Monoclonal antibodies, now that is artificial. Do those people in Florida know this?

a reply to: Phage

Now now, terms terms terms;

artificial immunity over natural immunity, nobody mentioned antibodies. As you well know there's a difference between catching a virus, developing a disease and subsequently developing antibodies and that other artificial experiment.

a reply to: myselfaswell

Yes. In the former you have to get sick.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: myselfaswell

Yes. In the former you have to get sick.

And 80% of people will barely notice. The vulnerable can risk the experiment, or get their doctor to prescribe Ivermectin early on if they develop symptoms.

Why I’m Not Getting a Flu Shot

I was told not to , a long time ago , by a very respected GP of near 40 years practice .
As he retired years ago , I cannot ask about this new COVID vaccine(s) .
For now I will treat it the same.

if the "vaccine" is "safe and effective" why are the pharma companies immune from law suits? why won`t they stand behind their product that they claim is safe and effective ,but isn`t fda approved. I know the answer do you?

The flu jab appears to fight Covid

If the Covid shots aren’t for you, then get the flu shot

All these makes me think that the government either knows way less Or way more then they are letting on


medicalxpress.com...

I've gotten the flu shot a few times in my life, usually when these panic mobs harassed me into it.

I've had the flu exactly once in my adult life.

The last time I got a flu shot, I was sick through flu season, through winter, through spring, and through summer- right back into flu season again.
Apparently you can't get the flu if you're sick the whole year.

Never again.

I got the second dose last Monday. It kicks like a mule, got all same symptoms I had with the virus, today I started filling better, fever is gone but nausea, body pain (now less) and breathing problems still there (I have asthma and arthritis), what a ride folks.

I guess now I got artificial immunity and natural immunity and thinking about the booster shot coming soon. I don't feel bulletproof yet but wearing a mask, like superheroes in comics.

The Johnson and Johnson jab looks better than the mrna ones, kinda more like a corona flu shot thing. When I have to get the jab I will be looking for the JJ. If one has to get it, it seems a like the lesser evil.

As far as England goes, you cannot choose which one you have……

www.nhs.uk... Pe8t-i2klNc2ckrfDarpr6pWRuEAZxoC-v8QAvD_BwE

a reply to: paytaplay

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: myselfaswell

Yes. In the former you have to get sick.

And for the super slow folks, once you get sick, and live through it, you have the antibodies the natural way. So after you recover from Covid, the shot is pointless. (no pun intended)

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: myselfaswell

Yes. In the former you have to get sick.

And for the super slow folks, once you get sick, and live through it, you have the antibodies the natural way. So after you recover from Covid, the shot is pointless. (no pun intended)

That immunity after covid-19 doesn't last forever. Getting sick every 6 months is worse than the vaccine.

originally posted by: Trueman

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: myselfaswell

Yes. In the former you have to get sick.

And for the super slow folks, once you get sick, and live through it, you have the antibodies the natural way. So after you recover from Covid, the shot is pointless. (no pun intended)

That immunity after covid-19 doesn't last forever. Getting sick every 6 months is worse than the vaccine.

how long does it last?