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It depends how different the response to the vaccine vs the virus is. e.g. the vaccine immune response is based on the spike, while the virus could trigger an i
by flavius29663 6y ago
It depends how different the response to the vaccine vs the virus is. e.g. the vaccine immune response is based on the spike, while the virus could trigger an immune response based on some detail on the virus, but not the spike
- shawnz 6y agoBut there would still be a period of time where the spike protein was present in the body. Are you saying introducing other markers as well would make the presence of the spike protein less risky? Why would that be the case?
- flavius29663 6y agoI didn't say that. I said that the antibodies might behave differently (this is purely theoretical, I have no idea) when presented with a spike vs a spike attached to a corona. That different behavior might cause different long term effects. It might be that the virus causes the worse long term effects and an auto immune attack... In fact, I personally know someone who got an auto-immune induced arthritis from getting a virus infection in central America.
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