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And here is what your new favorite doctor Offitt said about getting the Covid vaccine if you had been infected previously (spoiler alert, he thinks you should still get it).Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
https://www.chop.edu/centers-program...ously-infected
Btw, when talking about mRNA Covid vaccines in that video, he also points out that the vaccines give you upper quartile antibody response compared to natural infection, which basically means that if you had a natural infection there is a 75 percent chance your antibody titers are less than someone that got the vaccine. So when you get to specific considerations, the same doctor is basically saying the opposite for Covid and mRNA vaccines than what you said he said when speaking “generally” about vaccines and natural immunity.
He said that, and I posted that he had said that (re: measles), but doesn't change the fact that natural > vax immunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
And the China Virus aka SARS II var: Covid-19 is still brand new. We have 70+ years of data re: the measles and other such diseases.
Actually it changes everything. Your own source said so. Watch his video I linked.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
Your guy, Offit said:Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
“So, that's the question. Are you just as immune after you've been naturally infected as someone who's been vaccinated? Well, interestingly, when these companies that made messenger RNA vaccines to prevent SARS-CoV-2 did these trials, what they did was initially, they would give their messenger RNA vaccine and then look to see whether or not that vaccine induced virus-specific neutralizing antibodies, and then compared it to people who'd been naturally infected. And what they found was that as a general rule, those who were vaccinated tended to have a high neutralizing antibody titer as compared to those who were naturally infected, which had a much broader range of neutralizing antibodies.
When you were vaccinated, you tended to be in the upper half or upper quartile of that range that was induced by natural infection.”
He goes on to suggest getting vaccinated even if you had COVID.
Bad Friday for ole Joe.. not a good way to end the week...
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To be clear, the FDA advisory panel has voted, 18-0, to recommend administering Pfizer vaccine booster doses to people over 65 and those at high risk of severe COVID-19.Quote:
Originally Posted by FriscoDog
Which could include those with a BMI over 25…or 70% of Americans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
So I haven't heard.. and my daughter or wife didn't know this.. Is the booster a "different" type of shot.. or is it just a 3rd shot of what was given in the first two?Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
It’s a half-dose I believeQuote:
Originally Posted by FriscoDog
If you support it you should know for sure. You believe 70% of Americans are “obese”?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnylightnin
That’s silly. I don’t know what’s in my Claritin or my Prilosec either. If my doc says I need it, I’ll take it. I believe 70% of Americans have a BMI over 25.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
That would make you “silly”. Stop believing everything you read and think it through before you just accept it.
Maybe so should introduce you to my doctor.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
If your doctor thinks that BMI is a good indicator of being "overweight" they are a quack. The BMI measuring method is ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnylightnin
I never said we need to know what's actually in what we are prescribed, but we certainly need to know the dosage...full dose, half dose, how much?
Now we are back to depending on the FDA to tell us what is good and bad regarding booster shots. The FDA is directly responsible for obesity in America.