My partner and I, both unvaxxed, saw fit to take high doses of vit. D during the “pandemic” , which we survived with hardly a sniffle, but of late we seem to be getting one respiratory infection after another, nothing serious though, and with swift recovery.
This seems to correspond with the roll out of the boosters. It certainly seems t…
My partner and I, both unvaxxed, saw fit to take high doses of vit. D during the “pandemic” , which we survived with hardly a sniffle, but of late we seem to be getting one respiratory infection after another, nothing serious though, and with swift recovery.
This seems to correspond with the roll out of the boosters. It certainly seems that there are more respiratory pathogens out there to which we are susceptible. Your explanation seems a very feasible reason for this, causing immune escape of new virus variants, of which we have not as yet built a full immunity too.
So the vaxxed are posing a threat to the unvaxxed. Counterintuitive to the diatribe “get vaxxed to save Granny”!
My partner and I, both unvaxxed, saw fit to take high doses of vit. D during the “pandemic” , which we survived with hardly a sniffle, but of late we seem to be getting one respiratory infection after another, nothing serious though, and with swift recovery.
This seems to correspond with the roll out of the boosters. It certainly seems that there are more respiratory pathogens out there to which we are susceptible. Your explanation seems a very feasible reason for this, causing immune escape of new virus variants, of which we have not as yet built a full immunity too.
So the vaxxed are posing a threat to the unvaxxed. Counterintuitive to the diatribe “get vaxxed to save Granny”!
(We are both grandparents, by the way)