Nothing in this “vaccines“ changes your DNA. Not to say there won’t be long term side effects which are unknown at the moment, but altering, editing or any variation of that concept is not in the cards.
The biggest issue will be immediate problems for pregnant women, like all things medicine/vaccine related, and lack of immunity for future mutations of the coronavirus.
Nothing in this “vaccines“ changes your DNA. Not to say there won’t be long term side effects which are unknown at the moment, but altering, editing or any variation of that concept is not in the cards.
The biggest issue will be immediate problems for pregnant women, like all things medicine/vaccine related, and lack of immunity for future mutations of the coronavirus.
do you mean that the vaccines do not contain mRNA? or are you saying the mRNA does not alter DNA? I do not mean these questions to be antagonistic
They don’t contain mRNA nor alter the DNA.
They are a synthetic form of the virus which tricks your messenger RNA into sending messages.
Not saying I would ever take such a “vaccine”, but it’s important not to call them something they aren’t.
CDC says that they contain mRNA
"A Closer Look at How COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines Work" https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/different-vaccines/mrna.html
My mistake. I was under the impression that synthetic nuclei acids weren’t considered mRNA. Still, doesn’t change your DNA.