[metmom]

Researchers found that both groups equally reported experiencing pain, swelling, and redness at the injection site at the time of vaccination, which improved in a couple of days. However, people with a prior infection experienced more severe systemic reactions—fever, headache, chills, muscle or joint pain, and fatigue—than those who had never been infected.

“We also noted that vaccine reactogenicity [expected reactions] after the first dose is substantially more pronounced in individuals with pre-existing immunity akin to side-effects reported for the second dose in the phase III vaccine trials [of both Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna],” the researchers stated.

What’s in it for them, then p, that they are still pushing for people to be vaccinated?

Sure, obviously the money, but considering how little I trust any government or big pharma these days, there has to be more to it.

[The Duke]

"Sure, obviously the money, but considering how little I trust any government or big pharma these days, there has to be more to it."

How many times must Bill Gates advocate de-population before we take him at his word?

I'm expecting to hear history's biggest "Oppps" somewhere down the road.