Comments by "Beth Gerow" (@kittyfan) on "Fourth wave in highly-vaccinated Israel stokes fears over COVID-19 variants" video.

Pfizer vaccine (and Moderna) antibodies last 4-5 mos. The older or sicker you are, the shorter the time. AstraZeneca technically started as lower efficacy, but their antibodies are still strong....there's been very little change. And for ppl who have HAD covid, their antibodies against the disease are still strong well over a year later.(some ppl tested had contracted covid in March 2020. Pfizer's not complaining....in their 2nd qtr, they made $7.82 BILLION from the vaccine alone (in 3 mos!) If they could recommend getting a booster monthly, i rather think they would....
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@RussianFabjan sadly, the long term effects of the vaccines are unknown as well. Kids...especially males...who are vaccinated with the mRNA's are getting cardiac inflammation. Nobody knows what happens next...does the inflam just go away? Does it cause scarring of the heart? Interfere with the heart's electric system etc? So kids don't get a disease that causes a mild cough.... cheers anyways!!
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