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05-16-2021, 05:53 PM
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no we are in dif areas.
one thing was I did drag my ass getting second shot (thanks to you guys convincing me my dick will fall off... RAEV...!) (jk lol I just lazy) but yeah I think I was like a week late on that 2nd shot so I wonder if that was the reason I got so sick? I tend to get pretty sick when I get sick, so dont know if that helps? I was wondering if it meant that if I got covid it would have been like that but worse? or are side effects =/= covid effects? idk Sorry to hear about the chronic illness! at least its the chronic! hehe no but seriously, sorry to hear! | ||
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05-16-2021, 06:50 PM
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If you didn't receive your second injection from the same batch (lot number), you could have been injected with something else or even a batch that wasn't kept properly refrigerated. You can't get COVID from mRNA-based vaccines as the mRNA only hijacks your cell's machinery to replicate protein (spiked) that is associated with the immune system being able to recognize the COVID-19 virus. A question not being asked, which is actually very important is how does the novel mRNA-based vaccines differentiate between healthy cells and unhealthy cells? The reason this is important to know is because unhealthy cells are cancerous cells. When a cell's machinery malfunctions, it is considered cancerous. The cell's machinery isn't able to properly create transcribe proteins, which it is like trying to play Beethoven symphony on the piano when the piano is missing keys. The music produced simply isn't Beethoven's symphony, but something else entirely. If mRNA-based vaccines can't distinguish between healthy cells and unhealthy cells, which we can deduce it can't as that would mean there is a cure for cancer (you wouldn't trust a vaccine coming from a company withholding the cure for cancer), then it can be hypothesized that that mRNA-based proteins produced from cancerous cells aren't going to be the specific spiked protein associated with COVID-19. People with cancerous cells in their body would be more likely to exhibit a wide range of random side effects than more healthy people. The more cancerous cells a person has, the more likely that the mRNA-based vaccines will come into contact with and use those malfunctioning cells in an attempt to produce the spiked protein like they normally would with healthy cells. Technically, something beneficial could be produced, but due to pure randomness that's extremely unlikely. This is not really meant to scare you. What you need to do is monitor your health and just make notes in a journal. Don't wildly change your diet or do anything out of the ordinary. Freaking out isn't going to do anything except stress out your body. They are saying that many of the side effects that people are experiencing from the COVID-19 vaccine is anxiety induced, but that's a bullshit dismissal because anxiety itself could be an undocumented side effect. If anxiety is automatically continued to be dismissed, then by default it can never be documented as a possible side effect. Anxiety is typically associated with an impaired microbiome. Something as basic as eating healthy with a specialized diet/lifestyle will significantly reduce anxiety and help a person control it. | |||
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05-16-2021, 08:16 PM
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wear your deodorant or mine won’t work lols ��
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