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COVID's vaccine, by whom, when, effective? all around the vaccine

sene5hos

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Onyxx said: Exact, un vrai vaccin offre l'immunité et pas un semblant d'immunité ;)
J'ai pris ce commentaire dans le thread sur le passeport vaccinal.

Pour dire des énormités de ce genre, il faut manquer d'information sur la science des vaccins.
 

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Another girl said she felt her ovaries burning and was feverish for two days, she had to leave the club early that day and cancelled working the entire week. One other girl (a pharmacist) said same burning ovaries and felt her heart palpitating throughout the day and told me to stay with her with 911 standby on the phone just in case. I can't speak for myself yet. Long term effects 6+ months are unknown.

I have nieces and my daughters who are all in this age group and this is the first time I have heard of ovaries burning. Pain in the arm, and being tired, I heard that often.

Long term effects 6+ months are unknown. First, it's been + 9 months, and many effects are known, and they prevent hospitalizations and this is the only way to stop the pandemic.
 

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Another girl said she felt her ovaries burning and was feverish for two days, she had to leave the club early that day and cancelled working the entire week. One other girl (a pharmacist) said same burning ovaries and felt her heart palpitating throughout the day and told me to stay with her with 911 standby on the phone just in case. I can't speak for myself yet. Long term effects 6+ months are unknown.

I have nieces and my daughters who are all in this age group and this is the first time I have heard of ovaries burning. Pain in the arm, and being tired, I heard that often.

Long term effects 6+ months are unknown. First, it's been + 9 months, and many effects are known, and they prevent hospitalizations and this is the only way to stop the pandemic.

Long term negative effects from ANY vaccine are very rare



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Vaccines are eliminated quickly​

Unlike many medications, which are taken daily, vaccines are generally one-and-done. Medicines you take every day can cause side effects that reveal themselves over time, including long-term problems as levels of the drug build up in the body over months and years.

“Vaccines are just designed to deliver a payload and then are quickly eliminated by the body,” Goepfert said. “This is particularly true of the mRNA vaccines. mRNA degrades incredibly rapidly. You wouldn’t expect any of these vaccines to have any long-term side effects. And in fact, this has never occurred with any vaccine.”

Vaccine side effects show up within weeks if at all​

That is not to say that there have never been safety issues with vaccines. But in each instance, these have appeared soon after widespread use of the vaccine began. “The side effects that we see occur early on, and that’s it,” Goepfert said. “In virtually all cases, vaccine side effects are seen within the first two months after rollout.”
 
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I just heard that at LCN, a man in his thirties dies of covid at the Cité de la santé, he was unvaccinated.
It was an anti-vaccine, his friends in their thirties too, didn't want to be vaccinated, but with the death of their friend, they all decided to be vaccinated.

The conclusion, don't wait, go get vaccinated.

Don't wait until you lose a child.
 

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I just heard that at LCN, a man in his thirties dies of covid at the Cité de la santé, he was unvaccinated.
It was an anti-vaccine, his friends in their thirties too, didn't want to be vaccinated, but with the death of their friend, they all decided to be vaccinated.

The conclusion, don't wait, go get vaccinated.

Don't wait until you lose a child.
He died in the ER. At least he didn't an ICU bed in place of a patient who deserved one !
I don't have pity for any Antivax.
I wish they would respect their belief and no go to hospitals when they cath Covid.
 

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As a doctor said on TV, with the Delta variant "Either you get vaccinated, or in the more or less long future, you will contract covid
 
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The latest anti-vaxxer COVID prevention method is gargling with iodine.

After Clorox, now Iodine, and what's next? I suggest vinegar, or mustard, or relish, or mayo, but not as a gargle, in the nose :p
I would suggest them to stop breathing for at least 10 minutes.
That would keep them from catching Covid and all illnesses existing.
 

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FDA rejects BOOSTERS for general public.....only for 65 + and high risk......not enough data for autres groupes d'âges.....imho une sage décision d'une organisation sérieuse qui ne cède pas aux pressions politiques .

Évidemment si la situation ne s'améliore pas pourrait revoir leur décision dans quelques mois.
 
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gaby

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What am saying. .i prefer they resist both to politicians and pharmaceutiques ...that they retain their INDEPENDENCE.....agree or not IMHO they are fully --well equipped to take their own decision ...
 
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gaby

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.....forget a moment forget about ISRAEL and concentrate to what's happening now in your OWN country....in MY view it's ok FIRST to have the BOOSTERS for the 65+ and THOSE AT HIGH RISK....BUT it remains much much more important to get the 45% of

non-vaccinated on board asap ;) ....just saying.

..and for your info...here in Canada i trust more HEALTH CANADA than the gov....
 
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Pfizer and Moderna both said that boosters are necessary. That is who we should listen to. They have done the studies, and they know their product.

Did you know that Pfizer and Moderna have a booster shot that has been tweaked to be more effective for the Delta Variant, yet this is not the one the pharmas are pushing the FDA to approve ?

Maybe, just maybe, the FDA wants to see the improved formula be the booster shot rather than the same recipe we already got. Maybe they don't want to approve a questionably needed booster only to approve another in 4 months ?
 
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