2023 Opinion Survey - will you get your Covid booster vaccination?

[duaner]

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Some interesting data has been coming out recently regarding the vaccinations, particularly the mRNA ones.

- Vaccine RNA being detected in people's blood 28 days after their vaccination. So either the RNA survived in your body encapsulated within the lipid nanoparticle during that whole time (meaning that the time they said for the body to break down the LNP was bullshit) OR your body replicated the vaccine RNA. Which is a whole host of other potential effects.
- the vaccine and LNP NOT staying put at the site of the injection but in fact going throughout multiple different tissues in the body including the lymph nodes, major organ systems etc
- autoimmune issues and other side effects such as myocarditis... no thanks man

Any links to said data?

The main issue is that while some people do, unfortunately, react badly to the COVID vaccines (which happens with every vaccine) and there are side-effects such as myocarditis, getting COVID causes many/most of those same issues but at rates that are generally greater by orders of magnitude. Getting COVID is far worse.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/corona...lems-1.6282361

I've had five shots total, most recently in January with my first bivalent one. Not a single issue other than pain at the injection site for 2-3 days. I personally don't know anyone who has had any negative side-effects from any COVID vaccine. I do, however, know four women with long COVID, which I may have mentioned here before. Two of them, in their early to mid-20s, require nearly 24/7 care and have had it for 2+ years. One in her early to mid-40s is too fatigued to work. The other is in her 50s and is getting treatment at a long COVID clinic. No idea about her condition.

Neither my wife nor I have had COVID, as far as we know, and I did frontline work.

[littledan]

vaccine mrna circulating 28 days:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36647776/

inflammatory nature of LNP:
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20...-vaccines.aspx

LNP leaving injection site:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5475249/

Big question is how the mRNA from the vax is being detected after 28 days when the vax manufacturers, regulators, etc all say that it is gone from the body "within a few days". So either the mRNA survived encapsulated in the LNP, in which case the inflammatory nature of the LNP could be affected people for a lot longer than initially thought OR somehow the mRNA was replicated by the body which would be super fucken scary because then we'd have essentially spike protein production in perpetuity

[SKR]

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Seriously?

I would at the very least consider the advice of someone who's seen the inside of a doctor school over someone I've never heard of with a youtube channel 100% of the time.

If I was going to do any research, and I'm not going to because as far as I'm concerned covid is over, I'd take a look into who benefits from pushing the anti agenda. There's an awful lot of people who are suddenly very interested in my freedom. And somehow that narrative never gets questioned by the question the narrative crowd.

[Yolobimmer]

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vaccine mrna circulating 28 days:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36647776/

inflammatory nature of LNP:
https://www.news-medical.net/news/20...-vaccines.aspx

LNP leaving injection site:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5475249/

Big question is how the mRNA from the vax is being detected after 28 days when the vax manufacturers, regulators, etc all say that it is gone from the body "within a few days". So either the mRNA survived encapsulated in the LNP, in which case the inflammatory nature of the LNP could be affected people for a lot longer than initially thought OR somehow the mRNA was replicated by the body which would be super fucken scary because then we'd have essentially spike protein production in perpetuity

Why is it a big question? The articles you mention suggest a mechanism for the rare instances it seems to survive more than 48 hours.

[ExtraSlow]

Current tally basically 80/20 against. :

[Disoblige]

Vaccines gave me severe eczema so no

[ExtraSlow]

And, I hadn't realized this, but the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI), as of last week, no longer reccomends additional boosters for healthy adults who have completed a primary series of vaccination.

[Disoblige]

SportEL's all like, told ya....

[pheoxs]

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SportEL's all like, told ya....

That’s what happens when people get their medical news from the same place realtors get financial advice.

[JRSC00LUDE]

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That’s what happens when people get their medical news from the same place realtors get financial advice.

Wait a minute, are you saying realtors are correct?

[ExtraSlow]

They always were,

[littledan]

Please read this before dismissing ("Doctor's don't want you to know this one key secret":

https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-c...23-02-28-1.pdf

[littledan]

Also, can I get a custom user title. Maybe... SportLD ?

[JordanEG6]

Nope. Got 2 OG Pfizer shots two years ago, basically so I can eat at restaurants and go to Hawaii lol. Got COVID once (or twice, didn't test a second time) and here we are. Although I didn't experience any negative side effects of either shots, based on data and anecdotal observations for my demographic, I am opting no.

[mr2mike]

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Also, can I get a custom user title. Maybe... SportLD ?

Please... Ms.Info or SportEL_jr

[Xtrema]

Got 4, don't need a 5th unless that's required for traveling.

Nobody cares any more so that's a good thing. Singapore was fully back to normal and it's great. Taiwanese are still crazy with mask mandate in all transports/indoor setting so that's pretty rough if they want tourist dollars.

[benyl]

Had to get the third shot to go to Japan last week. I wouldn't have otherwise.

[littledan]

Dang I was hoping to take my wife and daughter to japan possibly later this year but looks like that is off the table now.

Edit: Nevermind, you can just do a covid test prior to departure from home country.

[Yolobimmer]

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Dang I was hoping to take my wife and daughter to japan possibly later this year but looks like that is off the table now.

Damn Japanese. In on the Pfizer conspiracy!

Is there anything Bill Gates can't do?

[suntan]

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Any links to said data?

The main issue is that while some people do, unfortunately, react badly to the COVID vaccines (which happens with every vaccine) and there are side-effects such as myocarditis, getting COVID causes many/most of those same issues but at rates that are generally greater by orders of magnitude. Getting COVID is far worse.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/corona...lems-1.6282361

I've had five shots total, most recently in January with my first bivalent one. Not a single issue other than pain at the injection site for 2-3 days. I personally don't know anyone who has had any negative side-effects from any COVID vaccine. I do, however, know four women with long COVID, which I may have mentioned here before. Two of them, in their early to mid-20s, require nearly 24/7 care and have had it for 2+ years. One in her early to mid-40s is too fatigued to work. The other is in her 50s and is getting treatment at a long COVID clinic. No idea about her condition.

Neither my wife nor I have had COVID, as far as we know, and I did frontline work.

You're like the only person I know that know people that have "long covid", or as I like to call it, "hysteria" or "insurance fraud"