https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(24)00134-8/fulltext#sec1
Lancet prints a contribution about a German individual who has receiveda large number of vaccinations.
Summary:
In summary, our case report shows that SARS-CoV-2 hypervaccination did not lead to adverse events and increased the quantity of spike-specific antibodies and T cells without having a strong positive or negative effect on the intrinsic quality of adaptive immune responses. While we found no signs of SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough infections in HIM to date, it cannot be clarified whether this is causally related to the hypervaccination regimen. Importantly, we do not endorse hypervaccination as a strategy to enhance adaptive immunity.
That si the actual experts writing.
@Ponderable
Like they say, everything in moderation. Why did that dude get all those shots? Paranoia?
Our doctor said when we asked about the latest round of covid shots, we had 4 so far and it looks like there were 6 to get up to date but our doc said don't bother you won't get much benefit out of the next 2 shots.
@sonhouse saidI think he wanted to make a point (though it is rather pointless...)
@Ponderable
Like they say, everything in moderation. Why did that dude get all those shots? Paranoia?
Our doctor said when we asked about the latest round of covid shots, we had 4 so far and it looks like there were 6 to get up to date but our doc said don't bother you won't get much benefit out of the next 2 shots.
And of course there is no added effect after a few shots.
@ponderable saidUnless they were engineered to combat new strains.
I think he wanted to make a point (though it is rather pointless...)
And of course there is no added effect after a few shots.
In the UK we don't hear much about covid anymore so I don't think many can be dying or hospitalised now.
Occasionally a school teacher I know who has to take regular tests will test positive but she doesn't seem to be seriously affected.
What we do hear is people saying they've had "this cough" now for a few weeks, or even months which they can't shake off so that may be covid related and something the tests don't pick up.
I had 4 jabs I think.The first couple were mandatory to travel abroad but I don't think the others were.I didn't even bother with the flu jab this time.I had a cold for a few days over the winter, but nothing that made me particularly ill.
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@venda saidI had 2 jabs but won’t be having any more for anything.
I had 4 jabs I think.The first couple were mandatory to travel abroad but I don't think the others were.I didn't even bother with the flu jab this time.I had a cold for a few days over the winter, but nothing that made me particularly ill.
1st one made me so unwell in many ways including strange neurological effects such as a tingling in neck face and arms, dizziness and generally feeling awful for a couple of weeks. 2nd one had no impact whatsoever.
I took the flu jab once, in 2013, made me unwell for about 3 months off an on. So I don’t take that anymore either.
@divegeester
Sorry to hear that. So your immune system starts working overtime when you get vaxxed it seems. Maybe you don't need any of those shorts because of that.
Testimony of Dr Aseem Malholtra called as an expert witness to a court in Helsinki, on the subject of the C19 vaccines.
This shows why Pfizer may have wanted to bury it's clinical trial data for 80 years. It would seem to suggest that politicians are so in bed with Big Pharma that they would disregard known medical facts in favour of political convenience. If you work or have worked around the health industry you may find this particularly disturbing.
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