Frequent Boosters Spur Warning on Immune Response
European Union regulators warned that frequent Covid-19 booster shots could adversely affect the immune response and may not be feasible.
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EU get something right
- Thread starter bobk
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How many have you had? I had my third jab today, full set now. No more needed.
2 , no more for me .
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No. It would seem that to be fully kept up to date boosters needed every three months at least, maybe less. It'll tick all the boxes for the minute of course but when big pharma need a little more cash they'll find a reason for you to need more.
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I've got myeloma, had 4th jag (3 vac's prior and a booster) today. I trust my haematology team so if they say 'get them' I'll get them. Now had 2 Ox-A-Z, I Pfizer and 1 Moderna.
If my team says I need more then I'll have more.
If my team says I need more then I'll have more.
Danllan
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100% absolutely right.
And - no matter what else may be said of their cock ups - it's the same reason why no other politicos can legitimately criticise Boris and chums for following the advice of the CMO and CSO. Because if they had been in office they would have done exactly the same things.
You follow the best medical / scientific advice available, end of story.
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As did many pregnant women in the 50s100% absolutely right.
And - no matter what else may be said of their cock ups - it's the same reason why no other politicos can legitimately criticise Boris and chums for following the advice of the CMO and CSO. Because if they had been in office they would have done exactly the same things.
You follow the best medical / scientific advice available, end of story.
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Danllan
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Entirely predictable post. Yes, because unless you really do know better - and are therefore the best medical expert - the Doc's will give the best advice.
For some reason I can't 'reply' directly to your post @stroller but, in the interests of honesty and fairness, please post a list of all the successful drugs for us too...
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There have been many, but they all have side effects, the list of withdrawn drugs is pretty big as well, the drug companies aren't above concealing bad data to get their product to market, and the covid vaccines are still experimental.Entirely predictable post. Yes, because unless you really do know better - and are therefore the best medical expert - the Doc's will give the best advice.
For some reason I can't 'reply' directly to your post @stroller but, in the interests of honesty and fairness, please post a list of all the successful drugs for us too...
wanton dwarf
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I think you'll find there will be a guilt trip every year to have at least one vaccination.
This money stream is here to stay.
Same as with Climate Change, had a circular from the NFU about planting trees and creating woodland - which they are going to sell Carbon Credits for to large corporations.
Middle men make a cut and have to do NOTHING.
Danllan
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No list, alright... well then, let's hear your alternative to following the best medical advice...
wanton dwarf
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Some people on YouTube outing that big Pharma have at least one Director on every Media outlet in America.
Drug failures don't make it into the wider public for years or in some cases it just gets buried.
Money talks.
wanton dwarf
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No list, alright... well then, let's hear your alternative to following the best medical advice...
Seeing as you know it, state what the best medical advice is by age group.
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If one isn't in a high risk group, then take vitamin D3 & K loose weight, stop smoking, a lot safe than taking the vaccineNo list, alright... well then, let's hear your alternative to following the best medical advice...
And if it’s on YouTube, you can take it to the bank….
boumaticboy
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And mr fauci and Co always tell the truth and have only our best interests at heart
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Entirely predictable post. Yes, because unless you really do know better - and are therefore the best medical expert - the Doc's will give the best advice.
For some reason I can't 'reply' directly to your post @stroller but, in the interests of honesty and fairness, please post a list of all the successful drugs for us too...
What an absurd stance. Thalidomide is a great example.
So according to you, the medical experts that promoted thalidomide still gave the best advice?
Are you seriously suggesting that because we're deemed to not be sufficiently educated to disprove a medical experts theory, then we should all trust experimental drugs over our own inherited natural ability to exist?
Countless generations of humans, over countless millennia suggest that the human body isn't quite so flawed as you seem to think it is, so unless you're imminently dying then there's no justification in experimenting with novel drugs.
Also, when a healthy person is faced with the choice of taking experimental drugs or taking nothing at all, I don't think taking advice from a salesperson who happens to be pushing the pharmaceuticals latest product is necessarily the best thing to do. I personally don't care how well medically qualified they are.
essex man
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