I ask because I have a family member who is starting to have heart issues and was pretty healthy before Covid. He was given the antibodies while battling ‘Covid’ but he did not receive the vax. Just wondering what you all think… if it’s coincidence or related?
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First: I don't disagree with you.
Second: I think it's potentially misleading to say "the vax is more controlled". I say that because wasn't it proven that the jabs contain billions of spike proteins, an amount far higher than any viral load you'd encounter from the virus itself? I could be mistaken, but this is what I remember reading. If so, "more controlled" just means better aimed to kill you.
It might be trillions in the initial dose. I found one comment that said "the number of mRNA molecules and that seemed to come out at around 11,800,000,000,000 per dose. And it programs the cells to make more." I was trying to compare it to the virus which could hit you with a little or a lot depending on exposure and if your body is ready to fight it off with either antibodies from a previous infection or with previous doses of things like zinc and quercetin and Vitamin D. But you are correct that it is at least in the billions. Just don't know how that compares to a bad virus dose. I would think less, but I'm no expert. Still not worth getting the vax unless you are in a high risk group imo.
I'm no expert, either, but the vax is no bueno -- absolutely. I consider it a death shot and wouldn't recommend it no matter how high risk a person is.
The worst part of this is, before the virus, I would've trusted my doctor's opinion (if I had one. lol). But now, I trust very few 'experts'.
Saaaaaame! Looking at natural remedy docs and Osteopaths now, like a kooky person 🤣. I use to travel a lot, too, so I always took international vaccine recommendations seriously. Now, I can't see myself ever getting one again. I deeply regret the ones I got, even though I wasn't seriously harmed (in the short term-- who knows, long term?)