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No, it’s the immune reaction to the inoculation. It means there actually was something to look at in the shot
by eecc 7y ago
No, it’s the immune reaction to the inoculation. It means there actually was something to look at in the shot
- hutzlibu 7y agoYes. Usual mostly those things to look at are mercury etc. which are in the shot to make the immune system react. Now, this immune reaction means stress, right? The question is just, does this mean the immune system is general in a more active state so it can fight other diseases also more effectivly, or is it fully occupied with the fake illness, so real diseases can enter? I don't know, but would like a medical person to answer me that.
- rootusrootus 7y ago> mercury etc. which are in the shot to make the immune system react By mercury do you mean Thimerosal? It is a preservative, it is not an active ingredient of the vaccine.