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originally posted by: jos23
a reply to: andy06shake
Here are some studies that seem to show the natural immune system is damaged by the shots.
igorchudov.substack.com...
originally posted by: jos23
a reply to: AaarghZombies
The authors write:
"Additional booster doses may be able to compensate for relatively decreased binding to new viral variant antigens, potentially decreasing the public health impact of antibody response imprinting."
But more shots seem to make it worse.
originally posted by: jos23
Another study.
igorchudov.substack.com...
"The question that they asked, was: do the vaccinated acquire the same full-spectrum immunity as the unvaccinated?
The answer was no. Vaccinated people were much LESS likely to develop broad natural immunity, compared to unvaccinated people.
It gets even worse: for those vaccinated persons whose breakthrough infection occurred after the second dose, (illness detected on Day 29), their ability to develop N antibodies was 13 TIMES worse than that of the unvaccinated:"
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: jos23
Mate thats a blog for about the 4th time now. LoL
Do you have any sort of peer-reviewed information to support your claims that does not come from the mind of who ever the feck Igor is?
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
originally posted by: jos23
Another study.
igorchudov.substack.com...
"The question that they asked, was: do the vaccinated acquire the same full-spectrum immunity as the unvaccinated?
The answer was no. Vaccinated people were much LESS likely to develop broad natural immunity, compared to unvaccinated people.
It gets even worse: for those vaccinated persons whose breakthrough infection occurred after the second dose, (illness detected on Day 29), their ability to develop N antibodies was 13 TIMES worse than that of the unvaccinated:"
This doesn't mean what you think that it means. There is no immune deficiency, induced or otherwise.
It simply means that somebody who catches a variant could potentially have more protection against similar variants in future, but it's completely dependant on that person actually catching covid in the first place. As they have no initial immunity.
People who have breakthrough infections often have increased co-morbidity, so of course it would be worse. They're already behind the curve to begin with.
Its like saying that if you find someone whose taken a basketball to the face, and you punch them, they're more likely to get a concussion than someone who didn't take a basketball to the face.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: jos23
So why are you posting links to a blog and not the actual studies?
Are these alleged ""studies"" peer-reviewed or simply the ramblings of antivax lunatics afraid of a little prick in the arm?
The real question i really wish to know all the same is how Kali contacts you or provided you this information?
originally posted by: jos23
How can this be good?
"Additional booster doses may be able to compensate for relatively decreased binding to new viral variant antigens, potentially decreasing the public health impact of antibody response imprinting."
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: jos23
That hardly answers why you cannot simply post links to the actual studies as opposed to the ramblings of anti-vaxxers or their blogs.
Still not answering how Kali contacts you with this information nether, why is that?