Jun 22, 2021
8:38:11am
8:38:11am
It’s the other way around. The vaccination pressure comes from
the fundamental misunderstanding of natural immunity.
I hear a lot of people saying that natural immunity isn’t strong enough prevent reinfection but vaccination is.
They fail to realize that both approaches use the same immune system.
Now there may be some reality to the fact that asymptomatic disease may provide lesser protection, but if you had a fever from Covid infection your chance of protection should be the same as if you got the vaccine.
I hear a lot of people saying that natural immunity isn’t strong enough prevent reinfection but vaccination is.
They fail to realize that both approaches use the same immune system.
Now there may be some reality to the fact that asymptomatic disease may provide lesser protection, but if you had a fever from Covid infection your chance of protection should be the same as if you got the vaccine.
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6/22/21 7:35am
Is prior infection just as good (or nearly as good) as being fully vaccinated? I don’t know the stats on it and I don’t
6/22/21 7:46am
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6/22/21 8:41am
The problem is it hasn’t been established what amount of antibodies in a naturally infected person provides
6/22/21 7:59am
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