COVID EG.5 Variant: Hospitalizations on the Rise 

@Medcram ​- Question on the Utah Data per a potentially significant confounding variable... Are they still calling anyone who has received their most recent dose or booster, “unvaccinated” during the following 14 days, if they are hospitalized for covid? And does the “vaccinated” include those who got their first two shot series, or single dose product, but never kept up on any boosters for the following 1-2 years, or just those who have had a dose less than 1 year or 6 months ago, but more than 14 days? These definitions become supremely important when making claims about what is happening to the “vaccinated” vs the “unvaccinated” Thank you.

is this like variant you equated the risk for the unvaccinated to that of jumping out of a plane without a parachute while the risk for someone who was vaccinated was that of jumping with a parachute? quite convenient you cant tell us the vaccination status anymore all the files must have fallen out of the plane also

now you magically found the files again parroting the same rigged garbage from farma 3 years in 100% effective cuz 2 died in the placebo group and 1 died in the vaccine group after they excluded the people from the vaccine group who died or were so sick they couldnt get the 2nd shot or worse added them to the unvaccinated group

WAR Crimes, $w!ng time.

@@Denise-ux4xd - Mi$take$ were made. Plea$e forgive u$.

Before or after we had randomized controlled trials?

@@Medcram before

@@Spicy_guero Repeatedly !! 😀

​@@Medcramat the point at which the politicians make mandates. It'd be up to them whether there's those trials yet or not. Either way, original post is correct: we'd all be much safer

Works for me.

Sounbnds like my second infection except mine only lasted 2 days. Pity the figures given don't include those who have had a previous infection as well as for those who have been vaccinated.

So you have met a younger man who doesn't comply easily with crazy order. You are happy :)

Glad to hear that you’re recovering

I've had covid twice. First time was a moderate cold. Second time my body recognized it and it was barely a sniffle. Only knew it was covid and not a mild cold because I tested. I am unvaccinated. I am not worried about any new variant.

@@RomanoPRODUCTION very! He was smarter than me lol

I don't trust very many doctors, they profit off people being sick and when push comes to shove they value their livelihood more than human life.

Good for you! I pray for all the good people in the Philippines. I want to visit some day. I'm a 58 yo American who has more friends in the Philippines than in the US. The Filipinos I know are just so way cool! Very sweet!

Keep safe and remember to get outside, get a mild amount of exercise and don't eat much after 6PM.

You and your husband are healthy because you did exactly the opposite of what "they" told you to do.

They aren't baffled. They're upset they can't make money off your good health. Good for you both 🌼💯

Don't think you want to take all those substances all the time, and when you realise you got COVID, it's maybe just too late 😐 Enough 😴, 🌞, healthy life style (avoid sugar, EtOH, 🚬, + other drugs), Vit D (4000 IU in winter), zinc, NAC (when infected), and cold showers, will improve your immune status, not only for COVID. I started with hot/cold showers, but in the meantime, I think cold showers are even more effective. It increases blood circulation in long term, burns body fat, and improves your mental strength.

and the hidden secret from big Pharma Vitamin D3

As! Tarot...

Also quercetin and vit d

@@newnewsbrooklyn1513especially vitamin D. But do not wait until you are sick. Make sure your D levels are good before! We are unvaccinated and sailed through covid like it was a cold. We have excellent D levels.

No, you missed one - how many of these are from VACCINE ONLY.

I’m an OB/Gyn. It would be great to know incidence rate for COVID patients but it’s very difficult to get an accurate number. 6 people in my circle have had COVID recently. All had only home tests so were not reported as cases. All were very sick but able to stay home. So we really can’t see how many total cases are out there. That makes hospitalization rate a more reliable number. It’s hard to say whether many of these people are hospitalized due to COVID vs despite COVID. So many of them are intermediate. Would that CHF or COPD exacerbation patient required hospitalization if they didn’t have COVID at that time?

Too much common sense in this post PicoDegallo 🕵️

And - look at the ER records. Look for vax status documentation. It's rare.

@@ichoosehope My vaccines are all in my MyChart account and that is accessible to all local hospitals.

Pretty much everyone had covid at this point. Even if you weren't symptomatic, your immune system dealt with it already, probably multiple times

He is saying clearly in the beginning ,he doesn't know what is the vaccination status of those admitted to hospital at 0:54

@@Lolipop59that means they are vaccinated, if they weren’t you couldn’t get them to shut up about it, as opposed to saying “we don’t know nothing about nothing”

@@NJ-wb1cz Looking for something related yesterday, I saw a CDC estimate that about 1 in 4 Americans does not test positive for antibodies indicating infection. (I don't know how those are different from ones produced by the various vaccines, but I guess they are.)

@@flagmichael It doesn't mean much. Testing isn't perfect, lack of particular antibodies doesn't mean there wasn't an infection

That is mostly true. However, there were people at the beginning that were very healthy and yet succumbed to the virus.

@@Medcram the #1 comorbidity is anxiety...fear kills

​@@Medcramthis happens with any virus, let alone one with no prior exposure amongst humans tho...

Is he unvaccinated? It makes a difference.

@@eileenwatt8283 he has had 5 vaccines. His last one was in November, the bivalent.

I’m glad he’s not in the hospital. No intervention is 100% effective. And with both natural immunity and vaccination immunity waning people will get sick again but hopefully not into the ICU as T cell immunity is very long lasting.

@@kellys7018 why did he take five vaccines if he is not in a high risk category

@@Medcram what if they have not received a vaccine nor have evidence of prior infection. Considering how much the spike proteins have changed with over 40 mutation and the vaccine based on the original virus is it even worth getting vaccinated ?

What no Ivermectin?

​@@helenporter7584dumb comment.

Hmmm, Bactrim is for bacterial infections, not viral. He shouldn't have been prescribed an antibiotic.

Thank goodness he'd had multiple doses of the safe and effective medication.

@@MNP208 Well, this is not 100% correct after 3 years of lies. People needs to look at the MOA of individual antibiotics and some ones have dual uses.

Currently in the US there are almost no new cases of Influenza; however last year the season started early and there were more than average deaths, the same is expected this year.

I know three people who were not vaccinated and died after extended illness in ICU due to COVID. All of the vaccinated I know have had fairly mild infections or no obvious infections at all. On the other side of that, I also know of a 90 year old woman (next door neighbor’s mother) who is unvaccinated and might be expected to have a tougher time of it but only had some bronchitis-like symptoms. We all have our anecdotes. It’s highly individual and unpredictable.

@@headlesswonderthat’s why you need lots of data. But I take it you knew that already. 😊

@@headlesswonder Yes there are two sides to every coin. I have a brother in a nursing home right now that is having heart and brain issues. He is fully vaccinated his girl friend is not doing well either. I only know one person who was vaccinated that is having no issues. I think it is possible there are people with a certain blood type who are more vulnerable to having bad side effects.

Viruses don't care about opinions.

@@headlesswonder if you like data about this stuff check out Dr Jeffrey Campbell

At first symptoms or even exposure it is far too late to take D3. It takes months to build from the 10 - 30 ng/ml where most people will be to the necessary > 50 ng/ml.

No, because prescribing ivermectin is malpractice. It's a great drug for worms and lice, only.

I believe it’s still the same comorbidities that we’ve had before. Age, male, obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes. I’m sure there are others as well such as diet. However, it is not just limited to people with these things as well. It’s just more common.

Would like to see the actual data and strength of associations with the various comorbidities, as well as combinations of comorbidities re hospitalizations, and deaths. Also the issue of dying with Covid vs from Covid and inbetween. It really is essential data to properly analyze risk. Distressingly the Utah Covid website seems to have shut down or at least cannot be accessed as of this moment.

Yes. Subscribed to Dr Hansen day 1

Very much appreciated! Very much appreciated!

😂

😂🤣😂🥴🤦🏽‍♂️🤡

It’s clear skewing and fudging of bogus statistical data. To fit a narrative. Hmm, elections coming up again… 🤔 MAKES YOU WONDER

Yes.

@@Medcram and please, be truthful like DR John Campbell ..

Wow. That’s rough. Imagine how it would have been if your T cells weren’t around.

@@MedcramOne of the things I wonder about is how much previous infection and vaccination have been responsible for the reduced mortalities in recent years.

@@flagmichaelnot sure

Yes but also imagine how it might have been better if the immunity had not been impaired with imprinting and altering of the mucousal immunity? Two sides of every coin. With all due respect, what you said is true but there is much more to the story that unfortunately is not being made widely evident. Risk benefit analysis has been diminished with information being withheld or censored.

Some others mention severe headache. I hope you have been spared.

Yes. This is a common situation. Glad you are feeling better. As the data from Utah shows, the vaccine efficacy is higher for more severe disease. I’m sure it’s also the same for previous infection but we should see if there’s data.

-Just a few short years ago, when the response to the pandemic brought the world to a standstill. Businesses were closed, people were arrested and beaten up for resisting the lockdowns. Many lost their jobs, numerous others were forced to undergo medical procedures they had good reason to object to. People were subject to arrest for kayaking, surfing, walking in the woods alone during lockdowns. New Zealand fined people for driving into other cities for KFC. Australia locked people up in quarantine facilities. Many otherwise normal people lost their minds supporting these draconian laws, opting instead to censor and cancel anyone who would speak out against it. In Canada, truck drivers were brutalized, unpersoned, had their business licenses taken away and their bank accounts frozen. In many European countries, the elderly were fined for refusing to take the jab. In Australia, people were brutalized by the police for not masking up in public. In the Netherlands, police sicced their K9 units on peaceful protesters. And all the while this was happening, BLM protesters burned American neighborhoods to the ground while politicians like Kamala Harris supported bail funds for these terrorists. Antifa took over an entire neighborhood in Seattle, turning it into a free-for-all police-free zone where crime, including rapes, were rampant. Several people, including minors, were killed. Those living in the neighborhood were displaced, their businesses never to recover. Countless were censored and canceled as conspiracy theorists for even questioning the efficacy of the lockdowns, of mask mandates, of the vaccines. Many today still are. You can't have these kinds of conversations on RU-vid, on TikTok, on Facebook or Instagram. You can only have these conversations on Twitter. Children were pulled out of schools to be taught via Zoom, their socialization brought to a standstill. The effects of their lack of cognitive development will have long-term consequences. The only silver lining was that parents were now made privy to what their kids were learning in classrooms, from teachers grooming them with gender ideology and critical race theory. Even still, society didn't need to be locked down. And the medical workers who demanded respect for their efforts in hospitals were treated, at least for awhile, as heroes -- frontline workers deserving of respect. Trust the science. That is until many of them refused to go through with the vaccine mandate. Then they too, like everyone else who resisted, was discarded.

the 13 admitted how many are jabbed vs unjabbed?

@@flagmichael No headache… I had 2 days of body aches.. probably my worst symptom

Thank you! It's why I'm here. Nothing is more remunerative than hearing that people are benefiting from the knowledge that they are receiving. Even some people who come to leave bad comments, if they stay long enough begin to understand what this channel is about. Thanks again.

@@Medcram Will this Eris variant need more days to recover? What are the main reasons for more people to be admitted into the hospital?

We’ve done several

The numbers show no protect[on at all from 'vaccination'. Look at the numbers for Israel and New Zealand. Israel, a very young country(only 8% of population 70 or older 47% 24 or younger.), is very highly vaccinated and has 1350 deaths per million. It has had 4,831,302 cases in a highly vaccinated very young country of 9,326,000.These rates are far higher than many very lightly vaccinated countries. New Zealand, also highly vaccinated has 2,446,874 cases in a population of 5,000,000. Deaths not as high as Israel at only 950 per million. See worldometers for my quoted covid numbers. See populationpyramid for population age structure.

I’m not sure you watched the video. We show exactly what the vaccination status does in the state of Utah. We could use other states as well.

Will do. Even as I get information on vaccination in my own ICU, will still rely on data sets like Utah, or any other state that has them as it is a more complete picture than just my ICU.

Yes. We did have “with” in the past when everyone was screened at the ER. However we stopped doing that and now only those with respiratory conditions suspicious for COVID are tested. With the up surge we may go back here Temporarily

@@Medcram so they're still going with "with" instead of from

@@Medcram yes with the super-reliable antibody and rt-pcr testing 😊😀👍👍

@@73KaterchenIt has been primarily a screening procedure. COVID positive patients had to be isolated from the uninfected.

Gotta keep the sheeple in line sleeves rolled up

Watch the video again. We mention about age and it’s effect.

@@Medcram Yes, but nothing about diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, or COPD. Other than senior citizens, weren't those the highest risk factors, yet I didn't hear one word. Like I said, maybe I missed it.

Yes

Could be too early or not enough data to calculate it he didn't focus on that this video.

You bet the pharmaceutical industry will be happy.

They are hospitalized at a time where we do not routinely test for COVID-19. And they are in here currently with respiratory issues.

I believe that vitamin D is a marker of sun exposure, which is ultimately the true treatment. Vitamin D is only one aspect of the benefits of the sun. I explain it more in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9eEyWlbToI4.html It doesn’t mean I don’t supplement. There’s no harm in doing that so long as it is done reasonably.

Apple cider vinegar...look up Dr Berg and DR Eckberg.@@debbiec6216

Please, please how can I get some?

💯

Ivm doesnt work without zinc though.

​@@tacticalcenter8658 it doesn't work against covid either. lol

@@tacticalcenter8658 Works great against lice and worms, but useless for viruses. With or without zinc, bleach, prayers, whatever. It's basic chemistry / pharmacology, not that mere facts matter to the ivermectin cult.

And this is the payment that I do this for! Thank you! Just to know that there is someone out there who has now learned how to protect themselves in the event that they become sick and there is no vaccine, no medications, no other medications that feed into the false political dichotomies, you now have a simple understanding of you own human body and the things that you can do with the need of a doctor, or pharmacist or anyone else. That's not to say that we can't take advantage of technology that is available. But we must be ready to be able to treat ourselves and others in the event of another pandemic! Blessings.

Same!

Liars

Absolute bollox

Appreciate it. Sticking to data (regardless of what the conclusions are and how popular they are) is what we intend to do.

Thanks for the vote of confidence. There were others as well. 😁

We’ve done that already: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--ZI7dwldSR0.html

Much appreciated!

@@BlueBabyBlue7077 I follow the data. Show me data that backs up the conclusion and does so repeatedly.

​@@Medcrammanufactured fake misleading data from the ones profiting. How about common sense as to what is really going on. How can you be so blind

Which hospital?

Southern Ontario , Canada

Safe and effective😂

@@anabeladasilva8485 I googled you and could't find you.

The hospital closest to me has had about 3% of their covid admissions come from vaccinated people, but of course some random claim on the internet matters more ...

Also, I'd be curious to see data that gives % protection against long covid by vaccine status. Not dying is obviously preferable but I think the discourse about risk is underappreciating the life-changing effects of being chronically ill/disabled. The numbers suggest that even if you're vaccinated, you have almost a 1 in 10 chance of having longer-term effects from infection.

@@Ch3mG33k "Impact of COVID-19 vaccination on the risk of developing long-COVID and on existing long-COVID symptoms: A systematic review" in Lancet eclinical medicine

Based on the definitions that are used on the Utah website, that is exactly what they are saying. See web site.

I have to see what the date was but yeah, we were trying everything to see if it would help. We did not have randomized controlled trials at that time. Obviously now we do.

@Medcram thanks but you didn't answer my question. Please explain what you meant and then prescribing Ivermectin from which medical information, which source? I would like to know why you suddenly decided to give the Ivermectin. I would say this is very important. I have recorded the interview but if you like I can send you the link. I don't think you did many trialsite interviews.

@@Medcram thank you.

Just to let you know I've found the video and will send an exact transcript so you can read and provide the answer to my question.

The first shocker, after the remarkably deadly winter of 2020/21 in which just over 243,000 Americans died in three months (eclipsing the deaths from heart disease for the first time in... maybe ever) was Delta the following winter. Omicron was supposed to be very mild, but it also took a gruesome toll. For whatever reasons, winter still takes a toll.

Exactly! Much ado about nothing!

People get older (if lucky) so that's a pre-existing condition. Although in 2021, Covid was the leading cause of death in the age group 45-54. Just old enough to be more vulnerable and young enough to pretend it didn't matter. The Economist magazine estimates that worldwide deaths are probably closer to 30 million, not 6, since lots of countries deliberately undercount or lack the ability to count. Japan, S. Korea, Taiwan probably counted correctly, but Florida, India, China, Russia, etc. did not (too embarrassing).

Many who have taken 💉 have been hospitalized Several problems Hypertensive crisis Myocarditis Lymphadenopathy Heart attacks Dermatoses (some recurring) Tumors, some operable, others born out of nowhere, metastasized (4th stage) in a short time, dead Walking problems Facial nerve paralysis

Yes it does. In this case, I’m afraid it is actually Covid.

@@Medcramsources would be nice.

very insightful LOL

I now wonder what's the flu looking like right now? People do get it and colds during the summer. It's amazing how people think it disappears so oh we're talking covid now, what evil plan is brewing? 🤦‍♀️

Thank you Mr Spock, a logical approach. I agree in general, but with a few qualifications and exceptions. Testing for antibodies is a waste of time; some people do not seroconvert and hence do not produce antibodies. Also, antibody titer is not an indication of protection. (A cohort of protection). Most of the protection afforded by immunity acquired from previous infection and vaccination comes from the T cells; but we only test the antibody response, because that is easy, and not the T cell response, because it is more difficult. Testing to contribute to the decision to vaccinate or not is a waste of time and effort. As we age the T cell response declines, so age should be a factor in the risk/benefit analysis in deciding to vaccinate or not. Also comorbidities, but which ones? Also, all risks should be taken into account, including those from Long Covid; these risks are particularly important for the young, as they have more years left of productive life left to lose. In the UK those 65+ are being offered a booster. Also those at risk. And also soon anybody if you want to.

That’s laughable! Haven’t you yet figured out that it’s all about money? Do you know how much money Phizer made during the Pandemic?

Edit: I need to point out that the OP, to which I responded below, has been majorly edited. The original post included an incorrect assertion that PCR testing failed to differentiate between different viruses (influenza, cold viruses and SARS-cov-2) hence the opening comments in my reply. Just so my comment is understood in context of the actual original post 🙂... I'm not sure what you mean by the "tests couldn't tell the flue {sic}, cold...". The PCR tests have always differentiated between different viruses. Identifying the different variants can't be done with SARS-cov-2 PCR tests with any specificity although some PCR results do indicate a likelihood of a particular variant however confirmation of any such variant is done through genome sequencing. Public health data on the different strains is obtained through epidemiological research using genome sequencing on population samples.

@kurtneufeld6726 - because there's no massive incidences of adverse reactions and the dollars should be spent where it's most useful and effective. Chasing medical ghosts isn't productive nor of value.

I'm in Australia and it seems to have totally disappeared. Don't know anyone that's had it for at least 12 months.

Any fever and chills? That’s what has tipped me off a couple of times to get tested; otherwise I would never know it wasn’t just another ordinary cold.

From your mouth to God’s ears and let’s hope this happens worldwide!

The same reason why they were dying prior to 2020. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy., electrical conduction disturbances., wolf, Parkinson, white, congenital, cardiac anomalies. Does nobody remember needing to get a physical before being able to participate in high school sports? Has anyone thought of why?

As a PCP, I denied a sports physical clearance because of heart concerns, new onset palpitations, chest pain and a history of asd, age 13. Referred to pediatric cardiology, The parents were very angry. The kid is alive today because of diligence and not a fodder "vaccine statistic"

When I was a young athlete (cyclist) I was at elevated risk of dying for all the usual "young man" reasons, particularly feeling like I would never die. On a 50 mile ride in hilly terrain one summer day I let myself run out of electrolytes, leaving me curled up beside the road with seemingly every muscle below my diaphragm in spasm. My heart raced sporadically about once every few minutes for the first few weeks, settling down to every few hours after a couple of months, and finally disappearing in a couple of years. Doctor? Why would a fit young man see a doctor? Two years later I almost failed a pre-employment physical because of my unstable heart rhythm, my resting pulse running from 48 to 113 bpm and back in a handful of seconds after a bit of running in place. I bet a lot of young athletes are as careless with their health as I was. Finally, there are people like cyclist Michael Goolaerts who only find out the hard way that their heart may not be able to take the demands of competitive sports. You never know until you try.

Yes.

CDC says you are not up to date if you haven't gotten an updated booster, so I guess you are maybe some kind of anti now to them

The increase in Hospitalizations have been going on for over a month. I think we can draw conclusions now.

@@Medcram I want to be proven wrong, but I think the rise in hospitalizations is far from over. The increase in hospitalizations will continue until a few weeks after the wastewater viral load stops increasing.

Why would anybody be scared?

@@flagmichael People are allowing 6 doses to be injected into them and walking around with their oxygen cut off all day. If that's not driven by fear (and some of them say, "I'm excited to get my injection!" or "I don't mind wearing a mask"), their idea of what is enjoyable is interesting.

I think that is what we’ve been saying from the start.

@@Medcram I think that there is an element of seasonality, but it is fundamentally driven by human behaviour. In the US there is an uptick in the hot states in the Summer, because people stay close together in A/C equipped rooms. The same is seen in the Winter in cold climates where people seek warmth. However, this does not explain why hospitalisation is increasing in the UK, where A/C is rarely used.

@@christopherrobinson7541Uk is a different bird.

@@christopherrobinson7541 That has ben a leading suspect since the first year. The holidays come and the rates go up. My daughter is a nurse at a large clinic; a year and a half ago she was the only one in her staff who did not attend a particular New years Eve party. Soon afterward she was the only one without COVID.

Me too.

It’s over a year away.

We’re being prepped for forced untested vaccines, more lockdowns and the need for mail in ballots with unmonitored drop boxes.

​@Medcram thank you for being a doctor and a scientist and I apologize on the behalf of intelligent humanity for the nonsense and stupidity you have to deal with from ppl that don't know how to read past headlines or appreciate data and facts. Please continue to keep us rational adults informed.

the mental gymnastic people use to deal with cognitive dissonance.

We’re not scared. This is a medical channel.

Proclaiming truths requires looking at reproducible data rather than following false political dichotomies. You know that we don’t have any financial relationships with pharma. We’ve said it before and even on this video again. We extol the benefits of sunlight, hydrotherapy, and hydrotherapy (among others) because there is data. We will do the same with vaccination because there is data. We will not be deterred by money, political influence or baseless accusations of being influenced by pharma. We do not even take sponsers. We do not sell pills. We are here to report the data and explain it clearly.

@@Medcram You have the patience of a saint.❤

Yes. It’s time for a re look

It would be great if you could give updated advice on whether over 50 's should take paxlovid if they don't have high-risk conditions. To reduce chances of getting long covid etc.

​@@Medcram

​@@Medcram

I would not take that Big Pharma. Don't trust them

For those in the last 28 days yes. The values are low. For now.

Superb. Excellent. I have no words.

The best medical information channel? No, that would be Dr. John Campbell from England, who actually tells people the truth.

​@@craigphillips6308No,he turned the ship around a long time ago. He just tells what the unvaccinated people want to hear. Simple as that.

Thanks very much! It's important to not mix in conjecture or theories, better to stick to the facts and data!

Waste water tracking is used to determine the trends.Also many states report the COVID hospitalization rates, which are a clue, too.

Nearly all strains around now are Omicron; WHO is only recently applying variant status to the new guys. WHO says, "The Omicron viruses account for over 98% of the publicly available sequences since February 2022 and constitute the genetic background from which new SARS-CoV-2 variants will likely emerge, although the emergence of variants derived from previously circulating VOCs or of completely new variants remains possible. The previous system classified all Omicron sublineages as part of the Omicron VOC and thus did not have the granularity needed to compare new descendent lineages with altered phenotypes to the Omicron parent lineages (BA.1, BA.2, BA.4/BA.5). Therefore, from 15 March 2023, the WHO variant tracking system will consider the classification of Omicron sublineages independently as variants under monitoring (VUMs), VOIs, or VOCs."

@@flagmichael Not all variants have 30 different mutations all at once (EG5), which seems to be better at escaping antibodies from previous infection or a former vaccine generated antibodies. This is what can give a new variant more status to be watched by W.H.O.

The FDA approved the drugs, it is up to the doctors how they want to use them. However the state boards who licence the doctors can impose restrictions, as can the hospital boards and the insurance companies.

Interesting, please explain how you are protecting all these other people with a "non sterilising"vaccine"" and how many injections is "up to date"? I remember when it was "just one little injection, for the elderly and immune compromised" that would "stop you from getting it, spreading it and killing granny", that was before the massive increase in excess deaths above the 5 years average and Pfizer admitting they never tested it for stopping transmission.

How exactly does it protect others?

@@cleetx3546 Being informed on the latest health statistics and their trends, both at home and abroad; research, which translates into evidence based practice, treatment and therapeutics, not just for nurses, but for physicians and other allied health care professionals; and simply being prepared logistically from the individual to the agency level. Sheesh, if you had more than 2 brain cells to rub together, you would've figured that out all by yourself, or do you need someone to draw it out in crayon for you like usual?

@@theclotshotdidit3115 Strictly there is no such thing as a sterilising vaccine, as no vaccine 100% stops infection. The current vaccines against COVID-19 reduce the incidence of serious disease and death. They also reduce the period when the host is infectious and to a same degree reduce the viral load. This reduces the probability of the the virus being passed from the nurse to her patients. Keeping the vaccination status up ro date depends on current recommendations and depends on the age and health status of the individual. The increase in real excess deaths is caused directly and indirectly by infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Additional apparent excess deaths are due to the use of a simple 5 year average, which does not take into account changes in the population, such as an aging population, immigration etc, which for the UK is 2% to 4%. "Pfizer admitting they never tested it for stopping transmission" is at best a misunderstanding of what was stated by Pfizer. No vaccine is tested on its impact on transmission prior to release to the market. There are two methods for determining transmission the direct and the indirect method. After the clinical Phase I, II, & III trials the vaccine has been proven to be safe and effective, so EUA is awarded. Once released to market data is gathered (Phase IV) on transmission using the indirect method, where the secondary attack rate is measured. Essentially in social groups, such a family, if one person is known to be infected how many others in the group become infected. This requires large numbers of participants and a lot of time and money, and is impractical to do before release to market. The results of this trial were published Summer 2021. The direct method involves the participants deliberately being infected. This is done using animal models during pre-clinical trials, using different types of animals. Usually this type of trial on humans is regarded as unethical. However in the UK Oxford University conducted a trial where some participants were deliberately infected with the virus and exposed other who were not infected. The results confirmed those from the Phase IV study, transmission was reduced by 80%. "Pfizer admitting they never tested for transmission" is false, all the vaccines were tested in the same way. This was agreed with the FDA Spring 2020 very early in the development of the vaccines.

I’ve not seen that. Lack of sleep would.

People who are low on Vitamin D would probably be less likely to get a healthy antigen response.

If people optimized their vitamin D level BEFORE getting vaccinated or being exposed to virus then they should have better chance of building robust antigen response.

Thanks@@Medcram

@@darilekron4590 Maybe. Vitamin D is still a bit of a cipher - see Medcram's "The Vitamin D Paradox in COVID-19 and Why It Predicts But Doesn't Always Protect". It is good to ensure we have enough nutrients, just don't overdose: Medcram's "Vitamin D Toxicity: Rare But Real Case" That last one was from consumption of radical doses. As you say: "optimize."

>I’m curious about data related to natural immunity It's already out there. In fact, most of this video is exactly that. The non-vaccinated are more likely to suffer worse outcomes. Also, there is no difference between getting vaccinated and "natural immunity". Getting the vaccine IS natural immunity. Your body responds...not the vaccine.

They are. Didn’t you watch the video?

Bull

Exactly but these clowns still says its safe and effective🤣

Actually, being unvaxxed greatly *increases* the risk of myocarditis. From the American Heart Association comes solid data (YT does not allow links) dated August 22, 2022: "COVID-19 infection poses higher risk for myocarditis than vaccines" The text reports as follows: The detailed analysis of nearly 43 million people was published Monday in the American Heart Association journal Circulation. "We found that across this large dataset, the entire COVID-19-vaccinated population of England during an important 12-month period of the pandemic when the COVID-19 vaccines first became available, the risk of myocarditis following COVID-19 vaccination was quite small compared to the risk of myocarditis after COVID-19 infection," the study's lead author, Martina Patone, said in a news release. She is a statistician at the University of Oxford Nuffield Department of Primary Health Care Sciences in England. Research is better than listening to propaganda.

This has been covered on this channel multiple times. You are more likely to get myocarditis from a COVID infection than from any of the COVID vaccines. Vaccination also reduces the likelihood of getting myocarditis from a COVID infection vs being unvaccinated. Not to mention, cases of myocarditis from COVID are more severe than those that occur from the vaccine. Out of all the arguments against the vaccines, this is one of the worst.

@@paskowitz I hope you’re up to date with your 5th / 6th booster

My pleasure

if your vaccinated, don't get anymore. One dose should of been enough. The rumour is that the vaccine, because it makes your cells mimic the virus, the body learned not to attack Covid giving the virus time to enter your vital organs. I say this because the heat sensation is a nerve issue, it shouldn't happen if your immune system was able to stop it during the primary phase of the infection, which is the upper respitory system, not in your nervous system. Just a rumour, and it's your body your choice.

Here’s info on how to stay resilient and learn about ACE2 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2Zzo4SJopcY.htmlsi=QPw-YHthptMTZy7T

Keep your boosters up to date. 😉🐏

yeah, gee, sure hope no long lung issues, I pray for ya. Having every several weeks? Someone like you should just quarantine at least a year, cause I am assuming you wear a mask where ever you go, and have had all your boosters, maybe double up those boosters IDK I'm sure it will be just as effective

What the. ????

@jaxel45 - so what's your point. You obviously have a hidden agenda without the data or balls to back up what you're saying.

@highplains7777 "Excess Death Rates for Republican and Democratic Registered Voters in Florida and Ohio During the COVID-19 Pandemic" in JAMA Internal Medicine "Findings In this cohort study evaluating 538 159 deaths in individuals aged 25 years and older in Florida and Ohio between March 2020 and December 2021, excess mortality was significantly higher for Republican voters than Democratic voters after COVID-19 vaccines were available to all adults, but not before. These differences were concentrated in counties with lower vaccination rates, and primarily noted in voters residing in Ohio."

This also happened in Utah, Texas, and Montana.

without antivaxers who will bury all the vaxed?

Videos like this direct us to solid information and explain what it means. I don't trust certain aspects of American medicine - particularly the poorly defined roles of frontline providers - but data like this makes it all worthwhile.

@babysisdolls3336 - so what's your point?

Brought to you by Pfizer!!! Ffs