The Coronavirus, not the beer

[striker42]

Interesting post here... looking forward to reading through the details

Not the most reliable source. The journal's own description of itself:

"Medical Hypotheses was therefore launched, and still exists today, to give novel, radical new ideas and speculations in medicine open-minded consideration, opening the field to radical hypotheses which would be rejected by most conventional journals. "

There's a role for journals like this. Speculation and new ideas are necessary to growing our understanding but they are not the same as a position that has been tested and has objective support.

That list of negative effects doesn't have much in the way of support. It's fine to speculate about negative effects, but people need to be careful about treating speculation as fact.

[sturg33]

[sturg33]

Awww poor little fat guy can't bully his way to more tyranny.

Ya hate to see it

[sturg33]

Lol tell me more about cults

[thethe]

Awww poor little fat guy can't bully his way to more tyranny.

Ya hate to see it

All these betas need are a bit of good old aggression to get them to shut up.

Freedom will need to be taken back.

[thethe]

Lol tell me more about cults

Fauchi always wanted this to go on forever. It’s the only times he’s ever mattered.

[sturg33]

Replace 'jews' with 'covid' and its quite easy to see how the holocaust was so easy to do.

Canada is done

The useful idiots will avert their gaze

[sturg33]

Lol

The media will write whatever they need to fuel the narrative

[Metaphysicist]

Replace 'jews' with 'covid'

slow down there Hermann

[cajunrevenge]

Replace 'jews' with 'covid' and its quite easy to see how the holocaust was so easy to do.

Canada is done

The useful idiots will avert their gaze

Well it was the religious people who backed the cops when people said they were stormtroopers. If only there were more limitations of cops authority........

[cajunrevenge]

Lol

The media will write whatever they need to fuel the narrative

I am sorry, did you not notice one of those is an opinion piece?

[cajunrevenge]

Lol tell me more about cults

Gonna take a shot in the dark here with zero due dilligence... go out on a limb...... and guess that the second statement is a trolling you.... or me...possibly both of us.

[Metaphysicist]

I dunno girls can go a long time without a haircut

[Metaphysicist]

Anyway I got moderna, what's everyone else on

[zitothebrave]

Anyway I got moderna, what's everyone else on

Moderna Crew here too. Getting my second on May 7th. Going to New Jersey literally 2 weeks after that.

[Tapate50]

No clue.

Not sure why everyones so hung up on the manufacturer.

[striker42]

I got dose one of the Pfizer vaccine Thursday.

A word of advice to anyone who has had Covid and gets the vaccine, be prepared for side effects with the first vaccine. They say people generally don't have many side effects after the first vaccine but do after the second. The exception is if you've had Covid. The sick feeling a lot of people get after the second vaccine is their immune response because their immune system now recognizes the vaccine and launches a quick, large response. That doesn't usually happen with the first vaccine unless you've had Covid. If you've had Covid, your immune system recognizes the vaccine and attacks in full force.

Suffice to say I felt under the weather for a couple of days. Just something to be prepared for and plan your vaccine accordingly.

[acesfull86]

No clue.

Not sure why everyones so hung up on the manufacturer.

My mom works at a hospital that administers vaccines most days. When you schedule an appt, you don’t know which one you’re getting because the hospital isn’t sure what they’ll have on a given day in the future (unless it’s a day reserved for 2nd doses). Despite every reputable doctor/ scientist saying the best vaccine is the one you can get first, it’s incredible how many people have walked out of their appt because the hospital didn’t have their preferred manufacturer that day.

[zitothebrave]

My mom works at a hospital that administers vaccines most days. When you schedule an appt, you don’t know which one you’re getting because the hospital isn’t sure what they’ll have on a given day in the future (unless it’s a day reserved for 2nd doses). Despite every reputable doctor/ scientist saying the best vaccine is the one you can get first, it’s incredible how many people have walked out of their appt because the hospital didn’t have their preferred manufacturer that day.

That's wild. I mean J&J has me a little nervous because it's not as effective as Moderna and Pfizer. But I wouldn't refuse it in any shape way or form.

[zitothebrave]

I got dose one of the Pfizer vaccine Thursday.

A word of advice to anyone who has had Covid and gets the vaccine, be prepared for side effects with the first vaccine. They say people generally don't have many side effects after the first vaccine but do after the second. The exception is if you've had Covid. The sick feeling a lot of people get after the second vaccine is their immune response because their immune system now recognizes the vaccine and launches a quick, large response. That doesn't usually happen with the first vaccine unless you've had Covid. If you've had Covid, your immune system recognizes the vaccine and attacks in full force.

Suffice to say I felt under the weather for a couple of days. Just something to be prepared for and plan your vaccine accordingly.

Mine wasn't so bad, lots of dead arm and some brain fog (Covid was a ton of brain fog for me)