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To the dead comment talking about the second Pfizer dose, it's nothing to do with placebo, it's because the first dose induced memory in the cell-mediated immun
by Vecr 5y ago
To the dead comment talking about the second Pfizer dose, it's nothing to do with placebo, it's because the first dose induced memory in the cell-mediated immune systems. You can feel the aggressive cytokine, killer T-cell, and interferon response. If I remember correctly, they are most of the cause of people "feeling sick" during (and after, in the case of a cytokine storm) a viral infection.
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- johnisgood 5y agoHe is feeling nauseous because of this response you are talking about? You mention that a viral infection causes it. Can you elaborate on this? He got the second Pfizer dose. What does it have to do with viral infection?
- ncmncm 5y agoHe mentioned no "viral infection". He mentioned an immune system response. Feelings of nausea are, exactly, an immune system response.