Harley, a D-dimer test will show if you've gotten micro-blood clots as a result of the injections.
See this: https://thetattyjournal.org/2021/07/24/vaccinated-against-covid-19-the-micro-blood-clots/
Btw, I got 'the Covid' and I'm in the so-called 'risk' group age-wise. Was sick with flu symptoms 2 days: chills and fatigue but no fever, cough, or sore throat. Took Z-pak and slept the whole time. For fluids, had plenty of fresh-squeezed lemonade with additional vitamin C in pill form, and ate mandarin oranges. (Frankly, the flu that overwhelmed Panama City in Aug-Dec. of 2016 got me far worse). But then something curious happened three days after I'd recovered: I lost my sense of smell and taste completely. Flu virus manipulated in the lab? You bet! (Stuffy nose usually occurs when you first get the bug). That was annoying, but it faded in 6-7 days and everything returned to normal. Blood test a week later showed I now have anti-bodies. And I'll take every bit of that sturdy T-cell defense. (I'm truly sorry to tell you that these injections destroy T-cells). If you can, get that D-dimer test, just in case. If you do end up showing, try an anti-inflammatory diet: fresh veggies and fruits, good protein (nothing fried or processed), and vitamins (B, C, D3, magnesium, zinc, a good multi-vitamin). Recommend garlic and raw onions for the health of the respiratory system. As for supplements, algae are superb at staving off ADE. I've taken Spirulina for 2 decades since it's chock-full of nutrients and it also regulates blood sugar. Spirulina in powder form can be purchased in Panama pharmacies that sell vitamins. I also hear that pine needle tea full of shikimic acid will also help. However, I've no experience with it since not all pines are created equal.
If you've gotten one shot, don't get two. If you've gotten two, don't get three (the so-called 'boosters'). The effects are cumulative. I'd try boosting the immune system instead. (Btw, my brother went ahead and got the shots. So, to me, this is no laughing matter). I wish you the best.
harelyrider3 year ago
I got what you call the clot shot. Guess what? No clots. Go figure.
Oh ya3 year ago
So the people of Israel line up for the clot shot to stop a virus that they say is a spike protein by injecting more spike proteins into their bodies. And seeing the first 2 shots did not work now doing the 3rd and already talking about the 4th. Cant fix stupid. The world is cleaning itself of useless eaters everywhere. Build a barrier around yourself so when you friends and family members who took the jab start dying you can just let it go like water off a ducks back, or else you will start to feel guilty
bocasboy3 year ago
So the country with the highest rate of vaccination now has the highest rate of infection because of those that are unvaccinated. In Israel and other places the rates are high because of the rate of infection in the vaccinated. Whoever wrote this article needs to review the numbers.
harleyrider3 year ago
So...you're advocating rolling the dice and get the virus and hope you don't die?? That's not a very sound strategy. Vaccines limit the chances of hospitalization and DEATH.
mike3 year ago
Israel shot itself in the foot.
The risk of developing a serious Covid 19 disease in Israel is 27 times higher for those who have been vaccinated than for those who have recovered! The reason: The natural immunity that is built up in the body after a Covid infection is much more effective and sustainable than immunity through vaccination.
See this: https://thetattyjournal.org/2021/07/24/vaccinated-against-covid-19-the-micro-blood-clots/
Btw, I got 'the Covid' and I'm in the so-called 'risk' group age-wise. Was sick with flu symptoms 2 days: chills and fatigue but no fever, cough, or sore throat. Took Z-pak and slept the whole time. For fluids, had plenty of fresh-squeezed lemonade with additional vitamin C in pill form, and ate mandarin oranges. (Frankly, the flu that overwhelmed Panama City in Aug-Dec. of 2016 got me far worse). But then something curious happened three days after I'd recovered: I lost my sense of smell and taste completely. Flu virus manipulated in the lab? You bet! (Stuffy nose usually occurs when you first get the bug). That was annoying, but it faded in 6-7 days and everything returned to normal. Blood test a week later showed I now have anti-bodies. And I'll take every bit of that sturdy T-cell defense. (I'm truly sorry to tell you that these injections destroy T-cells). If you can, get that D-dimer test, just in case. If you do end up showing, try an anti-inflammatory diet: fresh veggies and fruits, good protein (nothing fried or processed), and vitamins (B, C, D3, magnesium, zinc, a good multi-vitamin). Recommend garlic and raw onions for the health of the respiratory system. As for supplements, algae are superb at staving off ADE. I've taken Spirulina for 2 decades since it's chock-full of nutrients and it also regulates blood sugar. Spirulina in powder form can be purchased in Panama pharmacies that sell vitamins. I also hear that pine needle tea full of shikimic acid will also help. However, I've no experience with it since not all pines are created equal.
If you've gotten one shot, don't get two. If you've gotten two, don't get three (the so-called 'boosters'). The effects are cumulative. I'd try boosting the immune system instead. (Btw, my brother went ahead and got the shots. So, to me, this is no laughing matter). I wish you the best.
The risk of developing a serious Covid 19 disease in Israel is 27 times higher for those who have been vaccinated than for those who have recovered! The reason: The natural immunity that is built up in the body after a Covid infection is much more effective and sustainable than immunity through vaccination.