Not so much the vaccine fades, but more that our immune system forgets. And that has been show to be the case for immunity from an infection too. For whatever reason our bodies remember certain viruses for life and others for only a few months.
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Then there are concerns that multiple vaccinations may cause to weakened the immune system in people. Making them more vulnerable to the virus than they normally would be.
I dont know about weakened immune systems, but in a way I see your point, if the virus evolves to be able to evade the antibodies that are created from the vaccine then we are going to be in trouble.
Vaccinated people spread the virus as well.
I thought about putting this in the Fake News Depot thread because of the deceptive (by omission) headline from NPR. Ivermectin is also used by humans and FDA approved for head lice. But NPR doesn't mention that in the headline and instead wants you to focus on the other (cows)version because the narrative they want to advance is there is only one therapeutic(vaccine) that people should be aware of.
I know, that drug is for control of parasites in horse and cows, not worms in sheep, but it just kind of works to get the point across.
I wonder if whoever started the whole thing with this drug thinks that conservatives are parasites??????
My guess is that the reason they did that was because most of the idiots that are taking this drug are not going to their doctor to get a prescription for the version that is for people, they go to their closest farm store and get the one that is used for animals.
Many doctors won't prescribe it and when they do there are pharmacies that won't fill it.
The irony and inaccuracy of the meme is that the vaccinated person appears to be black, yet as a demographic they are statistically less likely to have taken the vaccine due to a variety of reasons, one of which include certain experiments performed on them in the past.
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There's some gray area with these older meds that seem to have some effectiveness. Of course these are the ones that won't make any money for Big Pharma.
news.wttw.com
COVID-19 Long-Haulers Turning to Ivermectin for Relief, But Questions Over Drug’s Effectiveness Linger
As long-haulers grapple with lingering symptoms of COVID-19, some are turning to an antiparasitic for relief. We speak with local patients and experts about the use of ivermectin for treating COVID-19.
It looks like the effectiveness of the vaccines fade over time so I think these other therapeutics should be more available to people. Current estimates of the vaccine's effectiveness is about 5 to 8 months. So those that have been vaccinated, like myself, are at or approaching the waning of it. Yet there is currently no booster available yet. These other therapeutics would at least bridge the gap in the meantime until people receive the booster.
They also could be used as an extra layer of protection even if a person is vaccinated or may help those that are not.
Just FYI, my current regimen is 5,000 iu of Vitamin D, 25 mg zinc, 1,000 mg of vitamin C, 500 mg of quarcetin.
Feel free to post what anyone else is taking.
They also could be used as an extra layer of protection even if a person is vaccinated or may help those that are not.
Just FYI, my current regimen is 5,000 iu of Vitamin D, 25 mg zinc, 1,000 mg of vitamin C, 500 mg of quarcetin.
Feel free to post what anyone else is taking.
Then this tester fellow is misinformed. He was at a table outside a store.