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This headline is a prime example of Hegelian dialectics at work. They now claim covid may cause infertility but the vaccines don’t, what this tells us they know vaccines are causing infertility and they need to blame covid.
Peat spotted the potential fertility issue early on from covid19, good metabolic health will protect you from this, the vaccines are clearly more potent and focused in the gonads.
We also speculated on here the reason for 100% covid uptake was to hide potential side effects from the vaccine, a large cohort not taking them will create an obvious case study.
It’s convenient that this story about fertility is coming out now while vaccines are being doled out.
What’s hilarious is the covid cult on twitter were spouting the cliche Darwinism in action for those who won’t get vaccinated! Drink the cool aid, it tastes real good.
The positive in this is people will become suspicious as this story spreads, the ruling class are obsessed with excessive population growth to save the planet, its a play on words for depopulation, they hyped the population and demographic issues so much the last few years that people are triggered by the discussion, now a virus/vaccine comes along that just so happens to cause infertility and has the usual depopulators centered around it.
Another positive is these clowns are so obsessed with genes that they believe the mRNA can create significant change for a lifetime, we know progesterone can reverse this, the market for IVF treatment is booming also, this will be a boon all round for big pharma, even if IVF doesn’t succeed your still paying, my guess is IVF will be tax payer funded soon, market making right there folks.
@haidut
www.nbcnews.com
Worries that the Covid-19 vaccine could cause infertility are among the reasons people give for avoiding vaccination. While there’s no evidence any of the Covid vaccines cause problems with fertility, becoming severely ill from the disease has the potential to do so, reproduction experts say, making vaccination all the more important.
Researchers have been studying the effects of Covid on the human reproductive system since the beginning of the pandemic. While there’s no evidence that Covid can be sexually transmitted, research suggests that the cells in the reproductive system are feasible targets for the virus, because they carry some of the receptors the coronavirus must bind to in order to enter cells.
The idea that a virus could cause infertility is not unprecedented. “We do have historic evidence that there are certain viruses that are more likely to impact either male or female fertility,” Kawwass said.
For example, human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV infections have all been linked to decreased fertility. It’s unclear, however, if a respiratory virus, like the coronavirus, could have the same effect. But the fact that male and female reproductive organs have the receptors the Covid virus targets means it’s certainly plausible that the virus could cause fertility issues, she said.
Moreover, the symptoms of Covid — primarily fever higher than 102 degrees Fahrenheit for at least three days — are known to cause fertility issues, especially in men.
According to a recent review paper published in the journal Reproductive Biology, moderate to severe Covid infections have caused decreased sperm count, testicular inflammation, sperm duct inflammation and testicular pain in men of reproductive age. Although not considered common complications of Covid in particular, these effects are often associated with reduced fertility, and are enough to lead scientists to hypothesize that Covid may cause fertility issues in men, warranting further research in this area.
Dr. Eve Feinberg, a reproductive endocrinologist and associate professor at Northwestern University, works with patients with fertility issues every day. She said although she doesn’t think the virus itself directly leads to infertility, she’s noticed that some of her male patients have experienced infertility due to low sperm counts after having Covid. “But, it’s too early and very hard to say whether or not they had a low sperm count prior to Covid infection,” she added.
The symptoms of the disease, rather the virus itself, may be the culprit when it comes to causing fertility issues.
“There is evidence to suggest that infection with SARS-CoV-2 has the potential to impact both male fertility, female fertility, and certainly the health of a pregnancy of someone infected,” said Dr. Jennifer Kawwass, a reproductive endocrinologist and associate professor at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta. “And there is simultaneously no evidence that the vaccine has any negative impact on male or female fertility.”
Peat spotted the potential fertility issue early on from covid19, good metabolic health will protect you from this, the vaccines are clearly more potent and focused in the gonads.
We also speculated on here the reason for 100% covid uptake was to hide potential side effects from the vaccine, a large cohort not taking them will create an obvious case study.
It’s convenient that this story about fertility is coming out now while vaccines are being doled out.
What’s hilarious is the covid cult on twitter were spouting the cliche Darwinism in action for those who won’t get vaccinated! Drink the cool aid, it tastes real good.
The positive in this is people will become suspicious as this story spreads, the ruling class are obsessed with excessive population growth to save the planet, its a play on words for depopulation, they hyped the population and demographic issues so much the last few years that people are triggered by the discussion, now a virus/vaccine comes along that just so happens to cause infertility and has the usual depopulators centered around it.
Another positive is these clowns are so obsessed with genes that they believe the mRNA can create significant change for a lifetime, we know progesterone can reverse this, the market for IVF treatment is booming also, this will be a boon all round for big pharma, even if IVF doesn’t succeed your still paying, my guess is IVF will be tax payer funded soon, market making right there folks.
@haidut
The Covid vaccine doesn’t cause infertility, but the disease might
The symptoms of Covid-19 could affect both male and female fertility in different ways.
www.nbcnews.com
Worries that the Covid-19 vaccine could cause infertility are among the reasons people give for avoiding vaccination. While there’s no evidence any of the Covid vaccines cause problems with fertility, becoming severely ill from the disease has the potential to do so, reproduction experts say, making vaccination all the more important.
Researchers have been studying the effects of Covid on the human reproductive system since the beginning of the pandemic. While there’s no evidence that Covid can be sexually transmitted, research suggests that the cells in the reproductive system are feasible targets for the virus, because they carry some of the receptors the coronavirus must bind to in order to enter cells.
The idea that a virus could cause infertility is not unprecedented. “We do have historic evidence that there are certain viruses that are more likely to impact either male or female fertility,” Kawwass said.
For example, human papillomavirus (HPV), hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV infections have all been linked to decreased fertility. It’s unclear, however, if a respiratory virus, like the coronavirus, could have the same effect. But the fact that male and female reproductive organs have the receptors the Covid virus targets means it’s certainly plausible that the virus could cause fertility issues, she said.
Moreover, the symptoms of Covid — primarily fever higher than 102 degrees Fahrenheit for at least three days — are known to cause fertility issues, especially in men.
According to a recent review paper published in the journal Reproductive Biology, moderate to severe Covid infections have caused decreased sperm count, testicular inflammation, sperm duct inflammation and testicular pain in men of reproductive age. Although not considered common complications of Covid in particular, these effects are often associated with reduced fertility, and are enough to lead scientists to hypothesize that Covid may cause fertility issues in men, warranting further research in this area.
Dr. Eve Feinberg, a reproductive endocrinologist and associate professor at Northwestern University, works with patients with fertility issues every day. She said although she doesn’t think the virus itself directly leads to infertility, she’s noticed that some of her male patients have experienced infertility due to low sperm counts after having Covid. “But, it’s too early and very hard to say whether or not they had a low sperm count prior to Covid infection,” she added.
The symptoms of the disease, rather the virus itself, may be the culprit when it comes to causing fertility issues.
“There is evidence to suggest that infection with SARS-CoV-2 has the potential to impact both male fertility, female fertility, and certainly the health of a pregnancy of someone infected,” said Dr. Jennifer Kawwass, a reproductive endocrinologist and associate professor at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta. “And there is simultaneously no evidence that the vaccine has any negative impact on male or female fertility.”
