People only receive experimental injections when they have been properly informed prior to a clinical trial, and they sign the disclosures.
If your sister and her husband were not enrolled in a clinical trial, then they did not receive experimental injections.
Yes, the clinically tested and FDA approved Covid-19 vaccines do cause side effects. These are mostly due to the fact that this is a new pathogen, and the immune response is typically more pronounced when a body encounters a new pathogen (or, in the case of vaccine, a single protein from the pathogen).
I got lumps in my arm, swelling, redness, itching, bruise-like pain, and fatigue after my second shot three days ago. The side effects are decreasing and will be gone soon. Since my immune response makes me feel like this after a non-infectious inoculation, I think that an actual case of Covid-19 would make me VERY sick. I’d rather not get that sick!
Update your talking points, the conversation has moved past you.
One of the pro-jabbers tried to invoke the sacred name of the New England Journal of Medicine to prove the wonderful tests of the vaccines; until it was pointed out his OWN article, showed the test involved 24 animals. That's not enough for meaningful statistics, unless you're CNN predicting a Biden Win in Texas.™
And the jabs are NOT FDA-approved; one of the other rah-rah-squad pointed out (they appeared to be bragging) that the FDA granted "Emergency Use Authorization" which is supposed to be for dire need when there are no other treatments available: neither of which applies here. Recall the predictions of worldwide death totals comparable to the Spanish Flu of 1918, and "Two Weeks to Slow the Spread" so hospitals wouldn't be overwhelmed.
Or did you forget or are you just suppressing, or just hoping people forgot the TikTok videos of dancing doctors and nurses with nothing to do?
And you are completely and utterly wrong about 'These are mostly due to the fact that this is a new pathogen, and the immune response is typically more pronounced when a body encounters a new pathogen (or, in the case of vaccine, a single protein from the pathogen).'
There's published experiments in the medical literature that the spike protein induces abnormal clotting in human blood even without any virus present.
And there's a nice video of a doctor talking about the havoc the spike proteins from the jab cause in the bloodstream: they present on the endothelial cells in the blood vessels, and cause the platelets to begin clotting on contact. Then the body notices the cells presenting the spike protein (and other things he was ...vague about), and start attacking the infected endothelial cells. Then the body notices the damage from THAT, and induces more scarring and clotting.
That's not just from noticing a new pathogen; it is the biophysical activity of the pathogen itself.
You need to brush up on new talking points following your absence, I think. '
Yes, the clinically tested and FDA approved Covid-19 vaccines do cause side effects.....
The vaccines are not FDA approved. They are being administered under an emergency use authorization.
Yes, they went through clinical trials. So did Thalidomide and Trovan.
I would be more concerned about possible side effects a year or two down the road rather than several days.