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>The side effects and consequences are short term, as in less than one month. The substance is broken down by you body, and all that remains is immunity. I am
by forcry 5y ago
>The side effects and consequences are short term, as in less than one month. The substance is broken down by you body, and all that remains is immunity.
I am not sure this idea of "traditional vaccine" is true. The contents of Vaccines can be drastically different. And you cannot generalise that.
> substance is broken down by you body, and all that remains is immunity.
It is quite misleading, to say the least.
- basch 5y ago>quite misleading Possibly. Or accurate.
- forcry 5y agoSo can't generalize. Which was the point.
- basch 5y agoYou can generalize that traditionally vaccines don't last in the body. In this specific case, you can argue the lipid layer throws a wrench in assumptions, and then the onus is on you to prove some proposed mechanism for long term effect. Because the protein the vaccine targets is not human, the risk of the immune system turning on the body after training was rhetorical, because if the antibodies were targeting our body, it would have come up by now. Another theoretical concern that has not manifested. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibody-dependent_enhancement#Coronavirus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibody-dependent_enhancement...