NTD: Researchers at a medical school in St. Louis, Missouri, found that people who have had a mild infection of the virus have long-lasting antibody protection. The scientists found that people who’ve recovered have long-lived plasma cells in their bone marrow that secrete low levels of antibodies against the virus for possibly a lifetime. WATCH
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Now, the question is how many people actually caught covid. If the positive tests are to be believed, we should have achieved herd immunity long ago. But we know the test numbers were juiced, as were the fatality numbers.
If a large number of supposed covid cases were actually flu cases, we may never have been in a pandemic at all, or had the need for a vaccine, since the infection and fatality rates were low, and effective, proven therapeutics were available this whole time.
But they keep pushing the deadly jabs, and they’re gearing up for the booster jabs because apparently the immunity from jab is inferior to natural immunity. They’ll probably back off on boosters, just like they did on masks, because resistance to the jab is growing, and the jabbed are starting to have buyer’s remorse. I expect that the next Fauci will slag natural immunity hard, because there’s no way to pump up boosters for an inferior, dangerous, untested jab.
I’m just hoping the whole scam is exposed and people just walk away. It’s too much to expect anyone to be punished.
@Thirdtwin
“…and people just walk away.”
Let’s hope that is not the chicom’s plan to trick us into not trusting the medical establishment before they release the REAL virus…
Some daring government needs to send in a secret force and blow that darn lab to smithereens.
What if the next Chinese coronavirus released…..
targets the COVID1984 vaccine recipients….?
Well, I will take my natural immunity with it’s low level antibodies over the jab any day.
I had it the end of March into the beginning of April.
I still have not recovered full sense of taste or smell.
Doc says I might be one of those who have a permanent impairment, or my taste buds and schnoz are just slow to recover.