I know some people don't react well to diphenhydramine. Benadryl gives me dry mouth. I once tried taking it as a sleep aid, many years back, to cope with long hours from shift work. It worked. Knocked me out, but I ended up with a weird headache like someone was poking their finger into my forehead for the entire following day.
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I'm amazed Pfizer and the other Pharma corporations haven't started suing people for criticizing their product like Dominion did with their billion dollar lawsuits against Fox News and some random blogs.
If any of these so-called vaccines are vaccines, then orange juice and chicken noodle soup is a vaccine against the common cold. Think of it, you drink orange juice and eat a bowl of chicken noodle soup, your symptoms go down. You can still spread your cold to others, you can still catch a cold at a later date, but at that moment you are "immune" to the common cold.
Do you have the source for this? All I can find is some twitter handle posting it. https://twitter.com/andrewbostom/status/1447997725837074433?s=21 and https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1457791002937159687 Can we find out if this is a real emergency room physician?
It's shitty because I've spent like 100 hours reading all this stuff over the last two years and it really makes me wonder about it all. I think, if nothing else, any published journal report should have all the data used to draw conclusions/create charts and graphs/etc. available in the public domain. This is ridiculous.
The only link I can find for that is this deleted tweet:
In any other dimension besides the Clown Dimension in which we currently reside a father would uninvite everyone who didn't want his kids present even if it meant spending the party with "just" his kids.
Had Pfizer and the other Big Pharma corps. had done this. They would have been accused of bullying like how CNN was accused when they ran after that guy who did the Trump vs CNN meme. On the other hand, that wouldn't bother me to see lots of Joe Averages vs Pfizer memes.
I've even seen kiwi users post that. It reads like a marketing campaign, vaccine work off the back of you're own natural immunity it's why the majority of people that still kick the bucket with covid are in the 80+ range vaccinated or not. You can make a marvel of computing software but it means nothing when running on 80 year old hardware.
If you take your booster you'll be fine. I'd only worry if you miss a dose.
I think it'll be within the next five years - not too soon, but not too late.
IIRC the long video with Malone going over myocarditis and the spike proteins being expressed in blood vessels was estimating 60-70% of the vaxxed population having an event within 1-5 years, so that puts us a month or so into that range for the first people vaccinated assuming I've got my dates right.