im very sorry to hear about your lost. like ypu, i lost love ones to covid too.
like ivermectin, initial study shows remdesivir was promising for covid.but later it wasnt.
both ivermectin & remdesivir was no longer recommended for covid.
again, condolences on your lost
What's your opinion on the mRNA gene therapies?
Are you referring to mrna vaccine or mrna gene therapies? Its different thing
I assume you are talking about mrna vaccine so here is the opinion.
Mrna vaccine are provably superior that annetuated vaccines. This is proven both by studies (1) and epidemiologic observation.
The problem is :
1. None of the early vaccines (let it be pfizer, moderna or early vaccine provide sustainable immunity (with nearly 84% inefficiency) after 6 months.(2)
2. The so called efficacy goes down with new generation of covid-19 variant (3)
3. Natural infection provides better immunity than vaccination (4)
4. There have been reports of post vaccination myocarditis, although the myocarditis incidence was found to be short term (5)
That is my unbiased review of this.
Tldr to me, the vaccine was released prematurely. However, covid was more aggressive that it changes the way epidemics have been managed worldwide.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanwpc/article/PIIS2666-6065(22)00269-3/fulltext
https://time.com/6230059/covid-19-variants-omicron-vaccine/
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanchi/article/PIIS2352-4642(22)00272-3/fulltext
Thank you for your considered response.
I refuse to call it a vaccine as it doesn't provide immunity nor prevent transmission, which is what vaccines traditionally do before the Orwellian redefinition of words began.
I think it's more accurately described as an experimental gene therapy with numerous potential side effects and no long-term history of its safety nor efficacy.
Regardless of what you call it, forcing medical procedures / injections on people is both immoral and unethical. I fear it will be a long time before trust is regained by so many institutions that failed abysmally over the past few years.
i agree to certain degree to what you have said, specifically for covid. 1 thing for sure, they does not trigger suffucient immunoprotection that were supposedly given
It's very likely that a lot of the apparent efficacy was manufactured by the way vaccinated / not were classified.
Eg if you got covid within 2 weeks of vaccine, you were counted as vaccinated.
That alone can basically make anything appear effective. After a while you get reversion to the mean type of thing and the "efficacy" disappears.
https://wherearethenumbers.substack.com/p/vaccine-efficacy-cheap-trick-by-exclusion
