Common Cold Infection Can Protect Against Coronavirus, Study Finds

VOA ^ | January 11, 2022 8:09 PM Henry Ridgwell

[KeyLargo]

The only cells I am interested in are the cells waiting for the Biden Regime.

[Grampa Dave]

No, we have never made a successful vaccine using/against the cold virus (really the coronavirus strains of “common cold” type), because we just can’t do it. By the time you could manufacture a potential vaccine, the coronavirus would have already mutated into a different form and your vaccine would be ineffective.

Which is also one of the reasons that the vaccines against COVID were doomed to fail.

[Tom Tetroxide]

There are two coronaviruses that cause the common cold. Another one caused bronchitis and a fourth caused pneumonia.

[11th_VA]

So I was right - I saw the doctor that did the study on YouTube. The T cells attack the inner protein of the Corona Virus, not the Spike Protein. Spike proteins constantly mutate, but the inner protein stays constant. So it is possible to create a vaccine that will be sufficient against all varieties of the Corona virus, since the inner protein is nearly identical in all variants.