So you haven't caught COVID yet. Does that mean you are a Superdodger?

NPR ^ | 09/15/2022 | Michaeleen Doucleff

[bigfootbob]

Here’s one source;
https://mynorthwest.com/3569040/dori-local-health-stats-show-unvaxxed-kids-less-likely-to-have-covid-than-vaccinated-youth/

[Jamestown1630]

Well, it’s just common sense to me that if all of these allegations were true, one would see some evidence of it in one’s own life.

I don’t see evidence of it - just the assertions that I read here.

Maybe the scores of people I know and have worked with are just ‘charmed’...

[Steve Van Doorn]

According to the report A- has the largest receptors. Meaning it's the most susceptible to spike proteins. D3 is the only way I know to offset the difference. might want to look into taking slightly more D3 then you used to.

I caught symptoms twice and killed it within minutes using H2O2 in the nasal cavity. Though C19early.com shows that povidone-iodine works better.

[bigfootbob]

I have no idea. Maybe you’re just special or maybe you’re just full of…

Here’s another something that you might dismiss too.

https://www.conservativereview.com/horowitz-the-failure-of-the-mrna-shots-is-on-display-for-all-with-open-eyes-2657143188.html

[BiteYourSelf]

Actually I think that’s a Buick.😁

[Jamestown1630]

Well, I only know my own experience.

I don’t know anyone who has croaked from it, either.

I don’t function in any capacity or from any motive that would cause me to lie about any of this.

(Except perhaps that I’m not prone to seeing a conspiracy behind every tree.)

[zeugma]

>> some people have been exposed multiple times but never had symptoms and never tested positive.

In order to know if I've been exposed, I'd have to be tested. Why would I do that if I'd had no symptoms? I have never been tested, and assume I've never had it. I care not one bit either way.

[Nifster]

😆😆😆

[peggybac]

You know Steve, I have no idea.

[Magnatron]

They — and you — have all had it. Unless you have no contact with human beings, you’ve had it.

And that’s the dirty little secret about this disease.

Many people didn’t know they had it until they had a test. Many didn’t show any symptoms at all.

In fact, that belies the entire argument of “you won’t get as sick” if you get the vaccine.

Truth be told — most people didn’t get “as sick”. This whole thing has been one huge farce…

[ladyjane]

I never had any of the childhood diseases. My mother was very protective. As an adult, I got them all. Ugh. I got chicken pox multiple times. Each time my doc said the old diagnosis was wrong. Then I would remind him *he* had made the diagnosis. No covid either.

[gitmo]

I’m 70 and the only childhood disease I ever had was Scarlet Fever.

[Jamestown1630]

Well, I guess it’s nice if you’ve had a disease that hospitalizes or kills many people your age, and you don’t even know it...

[Magnatron]

...if you’ve had a disease that hospitalizes or kills many people your age...

When you take out those with one or more comorbidities, I think further study will demonstrate that those others who became severely ill and died had a genetic marker that the virus tripped.

My wife and I had a severe bout of Covid in January, and we were down for about 10 days. As severe as our sickness was, I could easily see how someone who had certain vulnerabilities could be in serious danger -- "vaccinated" or not.

In the end, our unvaccinated selves didn't get "as sick" -- meaning "as sick" we had to be hospitalized or died.

I don't discount this virus' danger for some, but in the end, this disease was not as serious for the vast majority of the population as some would like to make you believe...

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Maybe they should ask Stu Redman about this one.

[Jamestown1630]

'...in the end, this disease was not as serious for the vast majority of the population as some would like to make you believe...

I agree. But I don't believe that the vaccine was as negatively 'serious' for most as many here would have us believe, either. And I believe it did good for many, too.