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Another one from BionTech?Just got back from having my booster vaccine (Cominarty). Arm is a bit stiff but am otherwise fine.
Another one from BionTech?Just got back from having my booster vaccine (Cominarty). Arm is a bit stiff but am otherwise fine.
Interesting, when I looked at the EMA’s website for Cominarty it only listed BionTech as far as I could seeThat's what it said on the info I got from the surgery, well Pfizer BionTech to be exact.
Ha I didn’t look hard enough hahaHave got my vaccination card + info in front of me. The name of the vaccine isn't Cominarty it's Comirnaty, the marketing authorisation holder is listed as BioNTech Manufacturing GmbH and the manfacturers are listed as being BioNTech Manufacturing GmbH and Pfizer Manufacturing Belgium NV. It also says for any information about this medicine, please contact: Medical Information, Pfizer Ltd , Walton Oaks, Dorking Road, Tadworth, Surrey, KT20 7NS. Telephone 01304 616161. The BioNTech and Pfizer logos are also displayed at the bottom of the page.
Probably started talking about the roll out of the vaccine but in his head he switched to talking about the virus in the middle.Curious choice of phrase by the Co-Chairman of the Tory Party in Times Radio this morning:
“Despite the massive roll out of the Omicron variant...” (emphasis mine)
I’m sure it was just a tired mistake after the catastrophic hammering he learned of in last night’s by-election
A British bloke got his vaccine on his upperlip... same thing happened... stiff upperlip, but otherwise fine.Arm is a bit stiff but am otherwise fine.
As a fellow random person on the internet, I call this out as bollocks. Seems to me like you're defining flu, while this is a much more virulent virus, at least for those of us who are still unvaccinated.All for a virus that has effectively a 0% chance of hospitalization unless you have health issues already.
Just a comment on Big Pharma and short sighted greed: typically Big Pharma prefers to treat symptoms not the underlying cause(s) because generally that strategy is more profitable...it's becoming quite clear that the benefits of vaccination are inversely proportional to your age. if you're young, have your whole life ahead of you, there's plenty of time for things to go wrong and you almost certainly won't get severe (frist degree covid) symptoms. They do help old people though, I'm quite sure of that, despite the deaths stats being obfuscated.
I've defintely changed gears, esp since they're prescribing boosters every 3 months and looking likely to be extremely strong coercive forces to getting children jabbed. hell no.
there's a financial incentive today, jabs are cheaper than treating symptoms. so they're pushing for that and suppressing concerns about future. exactly this type of short sighted greed ruined the environment. I have very little faith in our collective decision making.
Odd. They Say J&J is more effective if a second shot is given Two Months after the first dose. They can't possibly had time to test that, as we in Pyra forums all know.Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) vaccine protection increases over time:
"Two to four weeks after vaccination, the researchers found the median live-neutralizing antibody titer for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to be about 1,790 and 5,850, respectively. But after eight months, those figures declined by 34- and 44-fold, and the trend was similar with other antibody measures. The median levels of virus-fighting antibodies for the Johnson & Johnson shot were initially about 150 — much lower than the mRNA vaccines — but then it jumped to about 630 after eight months."
Source: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/10...response-is-more-durable-than-pfizer-moderna/
Traditionally. That's because they prefer to sell treatments multiple times than once. Vaccines are only sold once and may prevent recurring sales of treatments. But they can only sell treatments to the ill. If you develop a vaccine that has to be boosted every 3 months, and give it to the whole population that'd optimize sales, wouldn't it ?Just a comment on Big Pharma and short sighted greed: typically Big Pharma prefers to treat symptoms not the underlying cause(s) because generally that strategy is more profitable...
I read the same thing for AZ but I couldn't find the source for this news, as this publication wasn't public yet.Do other vaccines for other diseases generate increasing antibody levels after 6-8 months ?
If an article ends with this it's a bit of an anticlimax: "You can purchase a copy of Guy’s book ‘Your DNA Diet: Leveraging the Power of Consciousness To Heal Ourselves and Our World. An Ayurvedic Blueprint For Health and Wellness’ from Amazon.com.".Guy Hatchard: Pfizer document concedes that there is a large increase in types of adverse event reaction to its vaccine - Daily Telegraph NZ
Guy Hatchard PhD investigates Pfizer adverse reaction data in new documents released in the USA by court order, and the implications for the New Zealand government.dailytelegraph.co.nz
Probably it's the Pfizer document already mentioned earlier in this topic, which can be found here: https://phmpt.org/pfizers-documents/Where's the list of reactions he's talking about?