Natural immunity vs Covid-19 vaccine-induced immunity – Marc Girardot of PANDA

https://www.biznews.com/health/2021/06/28/covid-19-vaccine-immunity ^ | 6-28-2021 | Marc Girardot

[TexasGurl24]

A British friend, recovered from COVID, decided to get vaccinated despite being naturally immune. This is the email he recently sent me:

“Marc I suffered a mild stroke on Wednesday 8 days after taking the Astrazeneca 2nd dose. Since I am a marathon runner I am a very ‘rare case’. I don’t smoke, have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, family history or come into any of the risk categories for blood clots…

You did warn me against taking the second dose and I wished I’d heeded your advice. I’ve taken a totally unnecessary risk with my life and I bitterly regret doing it.”

Contrary to most, Tony was informed; he had been told about the power of natural immunity, about the long – if not lifelong – duration of immunity, of the risk inherent to any medical procedure (yes, vaccination is a medical procedure!), as well as of the rising levels of adverse events. He admitted he hadn’t imagined it could happen to him…

Though it is hard to assess precisely the actual severity and breadth of vaccine-related adverse events, it is very clear that vaccination against COVID-19 isn’t as harmless as pharmaceuticals, mainstream media, academia, health authorities and the medical community have been saying. And, in contrast to high risk individuals who are still susceptible, recovered people have no real benefit to balance the additional risks of vaccination.

[TexasGurl24]

" To conclude, we question why anyone healthy and recovered from COVID-19 would want or be advised to take any risk – even the most remote – in getting vaccinated given that:

those who have recovered from COVID-19 enjoy robust immunity; natural immunity duration is decades-long, probably lifelong; natural immunity effectiveness is better than vaccine-induced; variants are not an immunological concern, presenting no risk of immune escape; vaccines are medical interventions which should never be taken lightly, especially when still experimental; there is no benefit for COVID-19 recovered; and COVID-19 vaccines are obviously not as safe as stated initially by the manufacturers."

[PGalt]

thanks for posting TexasGurl24

[Responsibility2nd]

I am a healthy 63 year old male. No way am I going to risk myocarditis or worse by getting a vaccine.

Besides I’ve have had covid and had antibodies infused.

I have natural and chemically induced antibodies.

[USMC79to83]

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The Red Cross says I've had it. If they try to force the vaccine on me they will suffer an immediate adverse reaction.

[iontheball]

The Red Cross says I’ve had it. If they try to force the vaccine on me they will suffer an immediate adverse reaction.
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I haven’t given blood this year after my ‘flu’ bout in January. Is the Red Cross taking blood from vexed individuals. If so, and donors’ bodies are now spike protein factories what does that say about the quality of the blood supply? If the RCross is accepting these donations, it seems wise to do self-donations before any scheduled operation.

[TexasGurl24]

I had it too. Very, very mild. So much so, that I was working out 2 days in. Never had a fever or a cough. Just lost my taste and smell for a few days. I dosed with ivermectin according to the I-MASK protocol and I was fine.

I had my antibodies tested, and I have double the level that a non-Covid recovered person typically gets from one shot of the mRNA vaccines.

Double.

So why on earth would I go out and get this vaccine if my immune system worked fine and I have anti-bodies and T and B Cell immunity?

I'm sure that vaccine worshipers will come along any minute:

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[Freee-dame]

I wonder what percentage of COVID-19 “cases”, especially in people who had no symptoms, were actually false positives generated by using a huge number of amplification cycles in the PCR test. Pressure to have people get the vaccination who think that they have had Covid may be due to the fact that the CDC knows many of these people have no immunity to Covid-19 since they never had the disease.

I recently talked with a liberal friend of mine and used words like amplification cycles and PCR test. I do not think she had ever heard them before. Our government has been so corrupt and dishonest with its citizens. People who consume only the propaganda media have no idea what is really going on.

[TexasGurl24]

It is easy to get antibodies tested to see if one actually has antibodies or not.

[USMC79to83]

I wonder what percentage of COVID-19 “cases”, especially in people who had no symptoms, were actually false positives generated by using a huge number of amplification cycles in the PCR test.

According to the "science" at the CDC, "Asymptomatic and pre-symptomatic spread accounted for 0.7% of infections"

Based on that, I'd say 99.3% are false positive

Oh, and another point to ponder...

[copaliscrossing]

those who have recovered from COVID-19 enjoy robust immunity; natural immunity duration is decades-long, probably lifelong; natural immunity effectiveness is better than vaccine-induced; variants are not an immunological concern, presenting no risk of immune escape; vaccines are medical interventions which should never be taken lightly, especially when still experimental; there is no benefit for COVID-19 recovered; and COVID-19 vaccines are obviously not as safe as stated initially by the manufacturers."

Thank you for posting. I have commented on this board several times that my case of Covid and getting the first Pfizer vaccination coincided. I didn't know at the time I got the jab that I had Covid and tested positive two days after.

This article has helped me make the decision to forego the second jab. Not going to do it. End of story.

With that said, my doctor advised I delay the second jab until 90-180 days after recovery from Covid lest I get really sick because my immune system will be in "overdrive" until then. IIRC, he said the second jab would help against variants. I think with one jab and having Covid, I'm in pretty good shape...ha ha ha. I don't want to end up like the guy in the article being so very sorry I did get the second jab because it affected me long term.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Thanks. I’ll save that site.

[Polynikes]

Bingo. No one has ever answered that when I asked it. Even when the virus was in its Alpha state.

I really don't think Meth,Heroin,alcohol abuse and defecating all over oneself is really an effective prophylaxis.

[upsdriver]

If anybody hasn’t ween this interview video of Dr Judy Mikovits, I would encourage you to do so. IMO, it’s quite important information.

SARS-CoV-2 Vaccines- Interview with Judy Mikovits

https://www.bitchute.com/video/OtrXxlBk4j6m/

[aMorePerfectUnion]

“ It is easy to get antibodies tested to see if one actually has antibodies or not.

True.

Unfortunately, no inexpensive way to measure T cell immunity that lasts long-term.

[gitmo]

My Older son and I had COVID and neither of us had any symptoms.

My younger son and my wife were hospitalized and on oxygen.

My wife has been on HCQ for decades. All of us were prescribed Ivermectin when my younger son tested positive.

[Triple]

This!

[TexasGurl24]

https://www.t-detect.com/purchase/

[Blennos]

Excellent article. Thanks for posting it.