I suspect that for many Vax haters it’s more than just stupid. I have a niece who faints at the sight of a needle. Her fear is not that uncommon, it’s know as Trypanophobia.
Not a hard question to answer. Boosters are designed to deal with the most recent Covid variant. In doing so they may also enhance the effectiveness of the original vaccine.Australia is a heavily vaccinated and boosted country because their laws were some of the strictest, as I recall, from the very start. Is it a possibility that all this boosting has weakened their residents' immune systems? Just an intelligent question because we really know little about how this vaccine will play out over time and never in human history has the younger generation been sacrificed for the old. So I have some hard questions to ask.
The Strain keeps changing and so do the Stabs to help your immune system id it early. U aren't immune, your immune system has to deal with it. It not a gods help, its is just a way to have a better chance to not get really sick. The young people We know ( 20 - 65 ) are ok in 3 or 4 days with the newer stain. They have their shots, they work in school systems. Someone blows a snot glob at cha you're gonna get unwell in a day or so.
I had the covid shot today (didn't last year) Asked the nurse if we'd ever get herd immunity. He said that will never happen.
Herd immunity happens when a disease culls the population by killing off the weak. Those that survive have better working immune systems and theoretically, they pass that advantage onto their offspring. The disease doesn't go away, and the pathogens keep mutating. It would take many generations for herd immunity to develop to a new pathogen.
The Covid boosters which are frequently issued are created specifically to target the periodic mutations you referred to. The wife and I get those boosters as soon as possible after they are issued — an important practice for those our age.
My wife and I have had a similar experience. Fully vaccinated, tested positive twice, Paxlovid once, and much like a common cold. No need to be hospitalized, just a lot of nose blowing.
What's Wally World? Is that slang for Walmart? There isn't one anywhere near me for some reason.
And like you said, even being vaccinated isn't 100% fool proof because of the variants I suppose. I was listening to Thom Harmann's podcast yesterday and he was saying a friend of his who was up to date on his vaccines/boosters, at some point earlier in the month became infected with covid and the second day of symptoms went to the hospital because he felt so wretched (didn't know he had covid at that point) and two days later, he died.
Your post reminded me of my measles experience. In my twenties and in the navy I was on leave and home in California. Woke up one morning feeling a little off. Looked in the mirror, very blotchy. Drove to the Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, walked in and approached the nurse receptionist. She took one look and said step back please. Spent the rest of my leave in isolation.
Oh? What herb is that?
IDK. I have never believed covid 19 was not planned and unleashed deliberately. I never believed in the wet market theory and the disease jumping species. If this should be proven true, someone responsible for all this grief should pay the price for it. Maybe many will disagree with me, but it's just my opinion on the subject. It's an angle to consider anyway.
On the other hand, very healthy people have still caught covid and gotten either very sick and it lasted or have even died. So I don't know if you have a particular herb in mind, but a vaccine has a better chance of keeping you from dying or at the very least, from getting so sick that you wind up in the ICU.
