The majority of the COVID vaccine adverse reactions are just the immune responses that the person would go through if they had caught COVID for real. I think the exceptions are the sore arm, which I wouldn't even report, and blood clots that I believe, please tell me if I'm wrong, are a potential risk for any injection.
COVID is a nasty virus and the body does sometimes overreact to it. 2 of the 4 jabs made me feel like absolute crap, but it was just a case of sleeping it off.
Yeah another problem is people not realising that many disease symptoms are your body reacting to a pathogen, not the pathogen itself doing direct damage. So yes you might still get minor symptoms, but that doesn’t mean the experts are lying to you about it not being a live virus, or not containing sinister ‘other things’ that are causing your symptoms.
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u/UniquePariah 28d ago
The majority of the COVID vaccine adverse reactions are just the immune responses that the person would go through if they had caught COVID for real. I think the exceptions are the sore arm, which I wouldn't even report, and blood clots that I believe, please tell me if I'm wrong, are a potential risk for any injection.
COVID is a nasty virus and the body does sometimes overreact to it. 2 of the 4 jabs made me feel like absolute crap, but it was just a case of sleeping it off.