Textbooks are written to incorporate and consolidate the results of DECADES of peer-reviewed studies.
You cannot actually debunk anything I have said, can you?
I’ll help you out a bit:
PubMed.gov is a database of articles published in reputable scientific/medical journals. The majority of these journals are peer-reviewed. The way to tell they are peer-reviewed is that they usually have a received date, a revised date, and a publication date. PubMed also publishes the abstract of most articles that it catalogues and a link to the full text.
www.clinicaltrials.gov is where most researchers all over the world register their clinical trials. There is a similar clinical trial registry in Europe.
www.fda.gov is where all information related to the approval of drugs (including vaccines and biologics) and medical devices is located.
If you can find and link, for example, a Pfizer document or an article published in the medical/scientific literature that actually states that there is a danger from “shedding” to people around Covid vaccine recipients or that Covid vaccine recipients shed viral proteins, post that link. It has to be from a credible website such as the Pfizer website, the FDA, PubMed, a recognized medical journal, or Clinical Trials.
Otherwise, you are just repeating basic antivax excuses for not being able to produce data that is acceptable to the scientific community.
Good for you, you made it through some undergrad bio/chem classes!
But your condescension doesn’t cover your being wrong and out of touch.
I’ll be charitable and attribute it to you being an earnest midwit, rather than you being a knowing and evil pharma sellout.