No, the side effects are a sign that the immune system is responding as it should, and it's normal for a second/subsequent immune response to be stronger than the response to an initial exposure to an antigen. This is why people with food allergies often initially have noticeable but not severe reactions, but the subsequently have life-threatening reactions. It's also why babies and young children have more trouble fighting off infections -- because they're being exposed for the first time, and their immune systems aren't already primed to attack that specific infectious agent.
The mechanism is well-understood and covered in any introductory college-level or high school AP biology course.
Maybe if you were talking about a standard vaccine, but this version is all new, never tested in human trials, animals in the trials died, would not take any of these vaccines, ever.
Actually, all these vaccines have been tested in human trials, and many longer trials are currently ongoing, and publishing interim data. Show me the published research article claiming that animals died in trials from the vaccines.
People die all the time. It's goofy how so many of the same people who are rightly skeptical of the COVID death statistics that counted all sorts of deaths that were obviously not caused by COVID, are quick to believe every tale they hear about deaths and horrible side effects "from the COVID vaccine".
Again, the mechanism which accounts for stronger side effects when someone who has already had COVID gets vaccinated is well understood. It's not some mysterious new phenomenon.
Baloney, they have not been tested in human trials, that is why they only have an emergency FDA approval.
And as for animals dying your comment is disingenuous, you know perfectly well the animals died from encountering the virus AFTER receiving the vaccine.
The vaccine sucks, previous mRNA animal testing resulted in ferrets with trashed immune systems, and, recently, animal studies with cats saw the cats experience ADE - Antibody-Dependent Amplification. All the cats in the studies died.
"iceagenow.info"? Sure, that sounds like a super-reliable source for biomedical science information. And there's not a word about cats. Just a mention of four cases of temporary Bell's palsy which might have been related to the vaccine . . . in patients enrolled in the human vaccine trials which you claim haven't happened. ROFLMAO!
No, the side effects are a sign that the immune system is responding as it should, and it's normal for a second/subsequent immune response to be stronger than the response to an initial exposure to an antigen. This is why people with food allergies often initially have noticeable but not severe reactions, but the subsequently have life-threatening reactions. It's also why babies and young children have more trouble fighting off infections -- because they're being exposed for the first time, and their immune systems aren't already primed to attack that specific infectious agent.
The mechanism is well-understood and covered in any introductory college-level or high school AP biology course.
Maybe if you were talking about a standard vaccine, but this version is all new, never tested in human trials, animals in the trials died, would not take any of these vaccines, ever.
Actually, all these vaccines have been tested in human trials, and many longer trials are currently ongoing, and publishing interim data. Show me the published research article claiming that animals died in trials from the vaccines.
People die all the time. It's goofy how so many of the same people who are rightly skeptical of the COVID death statistics that counted all sorts of deaths that were obviously not caused by COVID, are quick to believe every tale they hear about deaths and horrible side effects "from the COVID vaccine".
Again, the mechanism which accounts for stronger side effects when someone who has already had COVID gets vaccinated is well understood. It's not some mysterious new phenomenon.
Baloney, they have not been tested in human trials, that is why they only have an emergency FDA approval.
And as for animals dying your comment is disingenuous, you know perfectly well the animals died from encountering the virus AFTER receiving the vaccine.
The vaccine sucks, previous mRNA animal testing resulted in ferrets with trashed immune systems, and, recently, animal studies with cats saw the cats experience ADE - Antibody-Dependent Amplification. All the cats in the studies died.
The story's from the Hedge: https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/ex-pfizer-exec-demands-eu-halt-covid-19-vaccine-studies-over-indefinite-infertility-and
The ferret study isn't mentioned, but the cat studies are mentioned. https://www.iceagenow.info/four-volunteers-who-got-pfizers-covid-19-vaccine-developed-bells-palsy/
https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/ex-pfizer-exec-demands-eu-halt-covid-19-vaccine-studies-over-indefinite-infertility-and LOL!
https://www.iceagenow.info/four-volunteers-who-got-pfizers-covid-19-vaccine-developed-bells-palsy/
"iceagenow.info"? Sure, that sounds like a super-reliable source for biomedical science information. And there's not a word about cats. Just a mention of four cases of temporary Bell's palsy which might have been related to the vaccine . . . in patients enrolled in the human vaccine trials which you claim haven't happened. ROFLMAO!