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> Makes me wonder if it might be possible to accidentally induce an allergy in a human by injecting aluminum adjuvant at they same time they are exposed to a po
by gus_massa 2y ago
> Makes me wonder if it might be possible to accidentally induce an allergy in a human by injecting aluminum adjuvant at they same time they are exposed to a potential allergen.
IANAMD. I think it's just how the vaccine works. You want to be "allergic" to the melease virus, so your body overreacts and kill all of them before you get ill. But not toooo allergic as getting a anaphylaxis and die on the spot when you see someone with melease. So I guess it's another case of the dose makes the poison and regulating the amount of viral parts, aluminium and the number of injections you can get to the sweet spot were the vaccine has better overall effects.
- lithocarpus 2y agoExactly. The question I wonder about is how many other allergies are accidentally caused by this. May be extremely rare, but I have no idea and haven't found any good studies of the topic.
- gus_massa 2y agoIANAMD^2 Probably the dose of peanuts and aluminium is higher to cause the allergies in rats. It would very interesting in something that is researching vaccines can give an official reply here.