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I agree, it's dangerous to shrug off the link that the vaccine doesn't have any risk associated with it,but then there's also from the same article you linked e
by persedes 5y ago
I agree, it's dangerous to shrug off the link that the vaccine doesn't have any risk associated with it,but then there's also from the same article you linked earlier:
> That compares with another study from Israel which found that in adults over 18, getting Covid-19 increases risk of myocarditis by 18 times – a far bigger increase in risk than from the vaccine.
- petesergeant 5y ago100%. We should all get vaccinated. Doesn't change the fact that the vaccine can cause it though!
- swayvil 5y ago"We should all..." is what the crazy zealots start their sentences with, historically speaking. So look out.
- rajin444 5y agoThat’s why ignoring natural immunity is so jaw dropping and destroys all trust in medical leadership (in the US). You already rolled the dice once and your health leaders are asking you to do it again for…what reason? If history is any indication my guess is massively increased Pfizer profits.
- spurgu 5y agoAdults over 18 perhaps. But children? And with two vaccine doses, per year? Do the harmful effects accumulate, anyone have any idea?