Because one of my friends got covid immediately ( like in 2 days) after taking the vaccination. On Monday he took vaccination and on Thursday he got covid positive.
Is covid vaccine fake?
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Aiiight here we go...
1. We only need vaccines to fight off the icky sickies (viruses)
2. Our natural immune system can naturally fight off a lot of them sick buggers, but our lifestyle also contributes to that (age, health, sleep/diet, etc.)
3. For the big bad stuff, sometimes our immune system gets overwhelmed or even tricked... enter *vaccines*!!
4. We go to see a magical doctor/medical provider who understands this stuff way better than most of us
5. Doc gives us a shot - yep, da vaccine yo!
6. Now the vaccine has to work with our body & immune system to help figure out what's up, gradually adapt, and start being effective. Seems like the general rule is about 2 weeks for this stuff to work it on out.
7. After a couple weeks, a vaccinated person has a much better chance at fighting off the targeted vaccine, but still not bullet proof.
Good luck!
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It depends what test he took to look wether or nit he had covid.
If he took an antibody test, after the vaccine specifically made to produce covid antibodies, in this case its to be expected the test to be positve.
Covid 19 incubation time is about 14 days, so he could have caught it over a week before getting the shot.
And vaccine does weaken the immune system, so if he took the vaccine and put himself in a situation with high risk of getting infected, he had a higher than usuall chance of catching any desease.
Also there is always a low chance of a false positive/negative result from the tests.
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A GREAT short video from a ''60 minutes'' segment I came across, showing an example of how harmful these vaccine's can sometimes be, when ''experts'' claimed they were ''safe'', and millions would die from the swine flu if they didn't take it:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/AgUkS4vZ8qL2/ - 930 opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic.
was it a lfd test he took? they are only 53 percent accurate and if it was a pcr even then it can throw up a false positve but there is also the chance he already had covid when he had the jab. either way the jab is not instantly effective and infact takes up to three weeks to give your immune system 75 percent chance of being able to fight the virus.
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One instance of a vaccine possibly not having the desired effect does not prove that the vaccine is fake. I received the Pfizer vaccine and was told that it would take up to two weeks after my second dose to have the maximum immunity to covid-19, and even then, the protection is not 100% effective.
You don't do what you are supposed to do 100% of the time, right? Does that mean YOU are fake? - 1.6K opinions shared on Health & Fitness topic. u
Chances are that he had had been infected around five days before the positive test, so it happened before the shot.
Also, if this were to be a two-shot, then the percentage of effectiveness would be around 40 to 60%
And you're actually considered fully vaccinated after 10 days or so, of receiving the second shot... and even then, to percentage of 90 to 95%
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No the vaccine needs time to build up the protective effect. After about 3 weeks, 80% of the protective effect is built up. 2 weeks after the 2nd vaccination 100% are reached. You better avoid contacts to people until at least 2 weeks after the first vaccination
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Maybe he got the placebo... after all the vaccines are still in the test phase until 2023...
People should wonder why no media, Facebook, or anyone makes it clear that the vaccine is experimental... but if people actually bothered to do basic research, they might see it. -
I think that person already got infected before he got the vaccine. If I remember correctly it takes around 3 - 5 days till the first symptoms are visible.
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The Moderna vaccine has a 90% efficacy rate. This means that it does not work every time. Your boyfriend maybe is one of the unlucky ones.
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The vaccine doesn't make you immune just like a normal flu shot. It makes it so when you get it, your body can fight it better.
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I can relate. A man in my country died less than a week after getting blood clots and other problems after taking the vaccine.
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The vaccine takes two weeks to be effective, it's not magic
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No, she might have been exposed to it before those 2 days.
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She clearly has covid before she hot the vaccine
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We probably got it before that
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