re: Natural covid immunity does not last forever.

My other half had both shots of the vaccine. Caught it 3 months later. I never had the shot, caught Covid the 2nd week of October. After 9 days I finally went to doctor. Tested positive for Covid with pneumonia, stayed in hospital 5 days 4 night. Treated with 5 doses of Remdesivir. Sent home and pretty much back to normal. My other half thinks they might have Covid again. Keep your shot!

I don't give a frick about vaccines or natural immunity. Why?

1. Because it is only rarely deadly.
2. Because we have medicines that kick the China flus arse if you are smart enough to take them..

So no need to take a vaccine that might kill me for a virus that I already had.

Get rid of your visceral fat and your liver fat. Lower blood pressure and blood sugar. Raise HDL, lower triglycerides and raise blood levels of vitamin D to at least 50 ng/ml. Get vaccinated and wear n95 masks when indoors among crowds. Do all these things and COVID is someone else's problem.

Don't try to get infected to gain immunity. The COVID dead are all immune but so what?

When they need to not know something about Covid, all we hear is “it’s a novel virus.” When they need to know something they don’t really know, they infer.

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Get rid of your visceral fat and your liver fat. Lower blood pressure and blood sugar. Raise HDL, lower triglycerides and raise blood levels of vitamin D to at least 50 ng/ml.

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Well shite why don't you just ask add win the powerball to the list. If everyone did that then the only time people would be in the hospital or doctor's would be because of injuries from accidents or complications of cancer. If everyone did that there would be no need for health insurance except for catastrophe and maternity coverage either. However, your statement is not likely to happen on a population basis so we do have to worry about it.

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Get vaccinated and wear n95 masks when indoors among crowds.

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Actually the only place the vaccinated or unvaccinated really need to wear an N95 is on mass transportation. Almost everywhere else has enough ventilation to disperse the droplets enough to prevent mass spreading unless people are engaging in physical contact (i.e. hugging, kissing on the cheek, kissing, etc).

Also as someone who has to wear an N95 almost every day at work. Hell f**king no am I wearing an N95 inside everywhere. Have you worn a real medical grade N95 and I am not talking about the KN95s that you can by on Amazon? They are uncomfortable as hell.

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Yes I know I said something bad about natural immunity and this board thinks that vaccines are the devil so bring on the downvotes.

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NEWSFLASH: Life doesn't last forever either.

I’m no immunologist, but i wonder if the masks and social distancing and sanitizer actually keep us from herd immunity. If you get the vax or get COVID and recover, and are exposed over and over again, say every 6 weeks or so, your immunity does not have a chance to wane, correct?

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Antibodies are not the only piece to immunity. There is also T cell immunity. Once you have a virus and antibodies fade due to not being exposed (exposure is good for the recovered) you may or may not get sick. T cells will recognize the virus, tell the body to make antibodies again and the big mean virus is nothing more than a minor cold.

This is science. I learned this in 5th grade.

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Lol. My god.

Lol. Nearly 2 years into a pandemic and people can't get basic immunology right, while insisting they learned it in the 5th grade. Very cool.