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It’s already been well established that you can get it more than once. I’m not sure if it’s a different variant each time you get it, but I am 100% positive you can get it more than once.
It has not been established in a scientifically rigorous manner that anyone has actually had covid twice. All of the reports are anecdotal. Here are a few of the explanations for why these reports are very likely wrong in the vast majority of these incidents:
The tests are notorious for generating false positives and various results when taken repeatedly over a short time.
The symptoms of this virus are remarkably similar to the flu for most people who get it, at least the ones who have any symptoms at all. That is a fact.
There is also the possibility that some people who reported having had covid twice (without that being confirmed in a scientifically rigorous manner) could have just not gotten over their initial bout with it in some cases.
Another explanation is that some people may have sufficiently compromised and weak immune systems that they are not capable of mounting a vigorous immunity response.
And we also know that dead virus fragments can linger in the body thus producing positive test results in those who previously had the virus
These are just a few of the explanations why these anecdotal reports are very likely not reliable indicators of the typical or the expected immunity response to this virus.
It is remarkable to me that people like you who posture and pretend to be big believers in science, really either do not know what science is, or you do not truly care about the scientific veracity of these sorts of questions at all.
There has been NO scientifically rigorous research done that supports the conjecture that people can typically (in anything other than very rare instances) get covid twice.
However, he has had covid - pre-inoculation - so he has natural immunity and therefore should not be fooling around with these shots for himself anyway.
Because Trump took monoclonal antibodies, he is much less likely to have natural antibodies from when he had Covid. This is because the synthetic monoclonal antibodies attacked the virus rather than his body creating the antibodies to fight it. The monoclonals only last for a short period and they are gone. He does have natural antibodies produced due to the vaccine. But he has fewer natural antibodies specific to his covid positive illness, due to the monoclonal treatment.
Because Trump took monoclonal antibodies, he is much less likely to have natural antibodies from when he had Covid. This is because the synthetic monoclonal antibodies attacked the virus rather than his body creating the antibodies to fight it. The monoclonals only last for a short period and they are gone. He does have the vaccine though. But fewer natural antibodies from his actual covid positive, due to the monoclonal treatment.
Well, that is a very interesting observation. Well done.
Still, with that confluence of events - covid, monoclonal antibodies, and then the inoculation - there is already too much going on there. And the "vaccines" not only do not work like they are supposed to, but the longer term effects of them and the boosters are unknown.
If Trump were to be re-exposed at his age, it seems likely that he would do the monoclonal antibodies again, yes?
It has not been established in a scientifically rigorous manner that anyone has actually had covid twice. All of the reports are anecdotal. Here are a few of the explanations for why these reports are very likely wrong in the vast majority of these incidents:
The tests are notorious for generating false positives and various results when taken repeatedly over a short time.
The symptoms of this virus are remarkably similar to the flu for most people who get it, at least the ones who have any symptoms at all. That is a fact.
There is also the possibility that some people who reported having had covid twice (without that being confirmed in a scientifically rigorous manner) could have just not gotten over their initial bout with it in some cases.
Another explanation is that some people may have sufficiently compromised and weak immune systems that they are not capable of mounting a vigorous immunity response.
And we also know that dead virus fragments can linger in the body thus producing positive test results in those who previously had the virus
These are just a few of the explanations why these anecdotal reports are very likely not reliable indicators of the typical or the expected immunity response to this virus.
It is remarkable to me that people like you who posture and pretend to be big believers in science, really either do not know what science is, or you do not truly care about the scientific veracity of these sorts of questions at all.
There has been NO scientifically rigorous research done that supports the conjecture that people can typically (in anything other than very rare instances) get covid twice.
The CDC says it can happen. Just because you’re willing to deny the possibility doesn’t mean it can’t happen. I had it in 8/20 and 6/21. I’m 100% it happened. I was also vaccinated in between the two infections.
These findings suggest that among persons with previous SARS-CoV-2 infection, full vaccination provides additional protection against reinfection. Among previously infected Kentucky residents, those who were not vaccinated were more than twice as likely to be reinfected compared with those with full vaccination. All eligible persons should be offered vaccination, including those with previous SARS-CoV-2 infection, to reduce their risk for future infection.
A lot of people feel that way that I talked to. I know more vaccinated people that don't want a 3rd injection than I do unvaccinated. Not sure I'll get a 3rd injection because I really had misgivings about getting the first.
Maybe there is a cumulative effect, and maybe the more of these vaccines you get the more chance of serious side effects.
I don't know of any other vaccine that was recommended more than once a year. And considering long term effects are still unknown, it seems reckless.
So WHY are people who already had covid being told to get a vaccine anyway?
Pfizer's EPS?
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