GorillaHead
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Is there any solid Strong evidence to help us decide the overall safety of this vaccine. All i know is science is not absolute. No one can say with 100% certainty that anything can NOT cause something. Everyone is different
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This isn't a false positive in the sense that you don't/didn't have the virus. It means what's left of the virus in your system is probably not infectious.
Right, but that seems unlikely since it would require some lucky timing on when you breathed in the particle and it sticking around in your respiratory system before taking the test.If you breathed in a dead particle from a room aerosol, you're not an actual COVID case, but with a test run at a high ct, you will still get into the statistic.
Ferullo doesn’t believe subclinical positives are prevalent. “In proof of this, as of the end of October, we have done more than 156,000 tests on asymptomatic individuals through COVID Pass and have had fewer than 90 positives,” he notes. “If this was a pervasive problem, I’d expect to see many more than that.”
If you're older and past reproductive age which I assume the OP's mom is, then the risk/reward is probably very much in favor of the vaccine. If I was 70+ I would be eager to get it as well.
A high amount of asymptomatic "cases" is a well established fact:Right, but that seems unlikely since it would require some lucky timing on when you breathed in the particle and it sticking around in your respiratory system before taking the test.
My mother volunteered for the covid Pfizer vaccine - she deliberately didn't tell me because of my big pharma mistrust and you know, Ray Peat. Now she's bailed out of coming for Christmas because she doesn't want to affect the vaccination process as she awaits the booster shot. She seems pretty proud of herself.
She was strongly endorsed by my siblings which leads me to my question - what's the case to make against taking this vaccine (at least so prematurely) without being shrugged off as a cynical anti-vaxxer? I'm worried that all my unconditionally NHS-loving family will pre-emptively take it. Sharing a study here and there only seems to backfire as me being a fear-mongerer.
Grateful for your thoughts.
A hospital in Germany has 0% death rate from COVID because they didn't blow peoples lungs out as recommended in the official protocols.
Remove these people from your life. Let them know that irresponsible, unsafe behavior will not be tolerated, and that their actions have consequences. They can choose to read the data and make a truly informed decision, or they can have you in their life.
I'd also share with them everything published by Dr. Andy Kaufman, Dr. Tom Cowan, and the article below:
COVID19 – Evidence Of Global Fraud
Iain Davis COVID 19, and the subsequent governmental responses, appear to be part of an international conspiracy to commit fraud. It seems there is no evidence that a virus called SARS-CoV-2 causes…off-guardian.org
I'm curious: what measures have you taken to fight covid, for recovery and to avoid aftereffects? Have you tried anything "peaty" that allegedly helps against covid, like emodin, thiamine (and other B-vits), aspirin, methylene blue, cyproheptadine (or other anti-serotonin drugs), etc?I just recently had covid, in the process of recovering, it's not gonna kill me, but it's not exactly fun either.
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I am not looking forward to having to deal with covid aftereffects on top of existing issues.
I would focus on the new technology (mRNA), and the fact its untested in humans.She was strongly endorsed by my siblings which leads me to my question - what's the case to make against taking this vaccine (at least so prematurely) without being shrugged off as a cynical anti-vaxxer?
You're absolutely right, I totally agree. Nobody, including me, appreciates people trying to force their perspectives on you. It's just the concept of 'having all the info' is a tricky one at a time of misinformation and piss-poor journalism ?Make sure they have all the info needed to make an informed decision but imo trying to effortfully persuade anyone of anything will only backfire on you by making them resent you.
^I don't mean to sound like an ***hole. But as long as they have all the info (facts, statistics, smaller examples of things authorities said are good but actually had bad effects, etc.) then the "attempt to steer a person can inactive their own guidance system" (Ray Peat).
Thank you! I shall, and appreciate the concernI would focus on the new technology (mRNA), and the fact its untested in humans.
You could also talk about ivermectin, and the media blackout around it, even though doctors have been testifying that it works.
You should also update us on your mother's symptoms, and your family's as well (from being exposed to her). Hopefully nothing happens to anyone.
Btw I love all your turpentine stuffWhat people who take the vaccine don’t realize is that they will be the cause of the spread (of new exosomes)... These devils have worked it out so you don’t need to take the jab to “download” the new “viru”
Remove these people from your life.
Truth.doesn't matter how much data you have. Unless the narrative is changed, they'll be brainwashed.