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re: Not Enough Research of the Protection Levels of Natural Immunity of Infection
Posted on 8/16/21 at 4:29 pm to STEVED00
Posted on 8/16/21 at 4:29 pm to STEVED00
I read a study last week about the effectiveness of vaccines vs the Delta variant, they included natural immunity. Their conclusions: 1 shot = no real efficacy, 2 shots give around equal resistance as natural immunity.
Of course this all means jack squat as the real issue (at least to me) is long-term impacts. We can't know about issues which may arise in 5-7 years because the vaccines haven't even existed for 2 years yet (although they are in well over 100M people in the US alone).
Of course this all means jack squat as the real issue (at least to me) is long-term impacts. We can't know about issues which may arise in 5-7 years because the vaccines haven't even existed for 2 years yet (although they are in well over 100M people in the US alone).
Posted on 8/16/21 at 5:10 pm to Bard
Lafayette general posted a psa from one of their doctors saying that the problem with natural infection is that everyone receives a different amount of antibodies based on the severity of the infection. If you had a very minor infection over a year ago, chances are that your immunity isn’t that great. I had a cousin who had Covid about 13 months ago and it was super mild (just lost taste and smell and a very low fever) she got an antibody test before going back to college last August and don’t have any antibodies. However, I bet someone who had a pretty rough go of it with Covid probably had antibodies that lasted a lot longer.
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