Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Dr. Fauci warns immunity against infection wanes 'pretty quickly'" video.

  1. There was a very nice paper published a couple of months ago, that mapped out all the primary cases in Wuhan. They all clustered around two wet markets, on the other side of the river from the much maligned laboratory.
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  2.  MsBegum  The 2% morality rate is not the biggest problem. The more common negative results of a Covid-19 infection are, brain fog due to disruption of the brain's white matter, difficulty leaning, doubled chance of diabetes due to interference in pancreatic signaling, lung damage, heart damage, kidney damage, neural damage, fatigue, and loss of sense of smell. A insurance company found that 11% of people, who took even a day off with Covid-19, were still too disabled to return to work a year later.
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  3.  @crosstiewalker803  He also has really severe homophobia, and gets extremely upset if you suggest that is because he's in the closet.
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  4. So why is it a problem in countries where there are no midterms?
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  5. The second booster has been approved for those over 50, for several months. But, a second booster has just been approved for younger adults.
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  6. @Alexander Jones I read the Lancet. If you did, you wouldn't be lying about the efficacy and safety of these vaccines.
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  7. If you want to hear scientists and physicians discuss the topic, I suggest you try Vincent Racanciello's channel, especially Dr. Daniel Griffen's weekly clinical update.
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  8.  @peterbills4129  So, you have a degrees in microbiology? Because if you don't, I know more than you do, about how your immune system and viruses works.
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  9. Big pharma makes a lot more money off of antivirals than vaccines.
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  10.  @marclewis1199  He's 81, and didn't need to be hospitalized. That speaks well of the vaccines.
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  11. On average, with a coronavirus, one mutation occurs with each viral replication. The party in power cannot cause mutations. However, the idiots convincing people to stay unvaccinated, resulting in much more viral replication, does have a detrimental effect. Most of those idiots are on the right.
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  12. @Alexander Jones This is not dengue. There is no ADE with Covid-19. Grow up.
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  13.  @tD-wp5vj  You're confused. Inoculation refers to purposely giving a lab animal a disease. Humans used to inoculate against smallpox, before vaccination was discovered. When you give a less deadly virus, that can evoke immunity against the more deadly one, or use an attenuated or killed virus, or insert antigenic proteins in a viral vector, or introduce mRNA or DNA coding for that epitope, it is a vaccine.
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  14. @Alexander Jones All the mRNA, and resultant gene product, is cleared in a couple of days. The only long term side effect is immunity against the spike protein of Covid-19.
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  15. If you're a very high risk patient, your physician might be able to give you a third booster.
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