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The strength of your immune system is the energy your body has to provide. What's influenced/improved through (accidental or controlled/vaccines) exposure is i
by Juliate 4y ago
The strength of your immune system is the energy your body has to provide.
What's influenced/improved through (accidental or controlled/vaccines) exposure is it memory.
Although exposure can also have other consequences on the whole body, if the system is overwhelmed/can't cope.
- lostmsu 4y agoYou are not answering the important question in the parent: is this "as far as I can tell based off of personal experience and gut feeling"?
- junofan 4y agoThe past two years have demonstrated the state of the art w.r.t. infectious disease may not be as great as advertised. So likely gut feeling.
- Juliate 4y agoIt's more like a current understanding of various takes of professionals on the "immunity debt" concept, especially in children: * https://twitter.com/FurnessColin/status/1589103107048624129 https://twitter.com/FurnessColin/status/1589103107048624129 (which has an additional interesting take about measles) * https://twitter.com/lisa_iannattone/status/1576231512717991937 https://twitter.com/lisa_iannattone/status/15762315127179919... * https://twitter.com/unbiasedscipod/status/1588915934991126529 https://twitter.com/unbiasedscipod/status/158891593499112652... * https://counterdisinformationproject.substack.com/p/immunity-debt-established-2021 https://counterdisinformationproject.substack.com/p/immunity... which is not necessarily intuitive as well, but still, at this point, makes way more sense than the "immune system is a muscle" discourse.