Thanks
The warning in the Fact Sheets for Healthcare Providers Administering Vaccines notes that reports of adverse events suggest increased risks of myocarditis and pericarditis, particularly following the second dose and with onset of symptoms within a few days after vaccination.
Under a low rate of transmission scenario, Pfizer actually demonstrated (see chart above) that the risk of myocarditis is greater than the risk of hospitalization with CV infection. Additionally, keep in mind that this was with the prior more Virulent strains. The current strain poses virtually no risk of hospitalization for children.Thanks
The FDA references “increased” risks above.
The CDC refers to “very small” risk in the quoted story.
“Increased risk” vs “Very small risk”
Those don’t strike me as similar. Am I being ticky tacky here?
Since myocarditis casualties can sometimes occur 3-5 years down the road, then the shot induced numbers will continue to increase with more shots given.I didn’t say get the shot. I pointed out getting Covid runs a higher risk of myocarditis than the vaccine
Since myocarditis casualties can sometimes occur 3-5 years down the road, then the shot induced numbers will continue to increase with more shots given.
Also now do blood clots, palsy, and strokes. The shot does more than just damage the heart.
The difference is that Covid is nothing but a cold. The shot is full strength and still being pushed on the public. So in the long run the shot will end up doing more harm than Covid the longer it is being pushed.Just as the effects of Covid long term are unknown.
Again, I simply replied to a post about myocarditis
Global study finds COVID-19 vaccination can affect menstrual cycleDo you have a recent article on this?
“Menstruation is woefully understudied, which is troubling considering it is a key indicator of fertility and overall health,”
a larger proportion of vaccinated individuals had an increase in cycle length of more than eight days (13.5%), compared with those who were unvaccinated
I haven’t read it yet. But for the 10% of women who were impacted - what was the average days increase?Global study finds COVID-19 vaccination can affect menstrual cycle
As I have previously explained, citing an "average increase" of only 1 day is misleading. While most women did not experience much change, about 10% experience a much longer increase in cycle, some even becoming anovulatory.
With adverse events, we aren't looking for an average, we are looking for (even rare) significant effects.
I haven’t read it yet. But for the 10% of women who were impacted - what was the average days increase?
I think so. One is objective and relative, the other is subjective and absolute.Thanks
The FDA references “increased” risks above.
The CDC refers to “very small” risk in the quoted story.
“Increased risk” vs “Very small risk”
Those don’t strike me as similar. Am I being ticky tacky here?
Had a long post about how it’s hard for me to accept the “deadly vaccine” narrative because of who is pushing it and who is believing it and how those people present in fields where I actually have some experience or expertise. Especially after the “liability shield” stuff that circulated in here for months and turned out to be just another example of people having their ignorance exploited to make them outraged. Then my Phone died and I lost it.That’s true. Stakes seem higher though.
Guess you could drive slowly over a cliff. I got the first two shots.Had a long post about how it’s hard for me to accept the “deadly vaccine” narrative because of who is pushing it and who is believing it and how those people present in fields where I actually have some experience or expertise. Especially after the “liability shield” stuff that circulated in here for months and turned out to be just another example of people having their ignorance exploited to make them outraged. Then my Phone died and I lost it.
The stakes are pretty high with bad driving but, like most people have done with COVID, familiarity breeds acceptance. This thread is a curiosity to me because I really don’t think too many people are left who care if you guys get vaccinated or not.
Recent developments are very relevant to my future, and it's a bit disconcerting.The thread keeps going because government and big pharma keep pushing the shots. And people had their lives and livelihoods destroyed over the mandate. And they will not stop pushing this. They actually want to push this on kids and they are the least vulnerable of anyone.
Just if anyone is curious why this thread is relevant.
What is your experience or expertise?Had a long post about how it’s hard for me to accept the “deadly vaccine” narrative because of who is pushing it and who is believing it and how those people present in fields where I actually have some experience or expertise. Especially after the “liability shield” stuff that circulated in here for months and turned out to be just another example of people having their ignorance exploited to make them outraged. Then my Phone died and I lost it.
The stakes are pretty high with bad driving but, like most people have done with COVID, familiarity breeds acceptance. This thread is a curiosity to me because I really don’t think too many people are left who care if you guys get vaccinated or not.