How do you know? Honestly. This is so strange. I am on round 5 of COVID (at leadt). 4 positive tests. One negative but had all symptoms. Once I didn't take the test. If the spike protein hurts you from the vaccine, doesn't the spike protein in the real disease hurt you too? Please no horrible comments. I just want to understand. I am tired to getting COVID.
2020 was supposed to be the worst covid year. People weren’t getting myocarditis and pericarditis in 2020 at the same rate that they are now. The dynamic factor was the roll out of the vaxx in late 2020/ early 2021. Most people who got vaxxed got it in 2021 or later. That’s also when reports of myocarditis started getting widespread.
What type of tests did you take? You might be operating under a false premise from the getgo. Neither the pcr or rapid antigen can actually prove covid. Are you vaxxed? If you’re cleanblooded, it’s hard to believe you’ve caught the same sickness at least five times in three years, unless you have some preexisting immune system issues.
How do you know? Honestly. This is so strange. I am on round 5 of COVID (at leadt). 4 positive tests. One negative but had all symptoms. Once I didn't take the test. If the spike protein hurts you from the vaccine, doesn't the spike protein in the real disease hurt you too? Please no horrible comments. I just want to understand. I am tired to getting COVID.
2020 was supposed to be the worst covid year. People weren’t getting myocarditis and pericarditis in 2020 at the same rate that they are now. The dynamic factor was the roll out of the vaxx in late 2020/ early 2021. Most people who got vaxxed got it in 2021 or later. That’s also when reports of myocarditis started getting widespread.
What type of tests did you take? You might be operating under a false premise from the getgo. Neither the pcr or rapid antigen can actually prove covid. Are you vaxxed? If you’re cleanblooded, it’s hard to believe you’ve caught the same sickness at least five times in three years, unless you have some preexisting immune system issues.