Kind of an interesting problem. It opens up a lot of questions and a lot of possibilities, none of which i can see as positive outcomes.
Does the body become adjusted to the spike protein antigen over time or does it cause the immune system to continually attack the infection?
How does spike protein synthesis impact antibody-dependent enhancement?
Spike proteins are highly cytotoxic in and of themselves so what are the long term health effects of chronic endogenous spike protein dosing?
How does the immune system treat cells infected with spike protein producing cellular components?
How does chronic endogenous spike protein production impact or interact with other health conditions like auto immune diseases, cancers, conditions related to chronic inlfmatio and blood clotting problems to name just a few.
I had covid right before the shots came out and had to wait the 90 day to get the mRNA shot.
By the time the 90 days has passed there was a lot of evidence that the shots had serious potential side effects, that taking the shots when you already have had covid could cause negative reactions and that the natural immunity from having covid was better than the shots so I passed.
Ironically, getting covid may been a net positive - and while getting covid was bad, I have had much worse infections.
This is from another clickbait article on this topic:
“ The Yale scientists plan to publish their findings soon on a unreviewed “pre-print” server so that other researchers and members of the public can see them and discuss their implications. They also intend to send samples to an independent lab for validation, though they do not believe they’re mistaken,” Berenson wrote.”
No journal would publish this without confirmation. However, this should appear on bioRxIV (preprint server) within two weeks and if it doesn’t it’s probably fake news.
The authors might or might not hold off on the preprint route if they are waiting on confirmation themselves.