Vaccine immunity has become a hot topic, especially with the emergence of COVID strains that appear to evade the defenses supposedly provided by the spike protein “vaccines.” Before I dive into this subject, it is probably best to discuss vaccines in general. There are important facts about vaccines that are pertinent any discussion of immunity.
When the public thinks about vaccines, the success of inoculations against smallpox, polio and other dread diseases comes to mind. These diseases had significant mortality rates and effective treatments were few and far between. If one survived, there were often debilitating injuries to deal with.
The success of conquering these diseases was the result of the development of vaccines to ward off getting the illness. Smallpox no longer exists anywhere except in a lab. The incidence of polio has dwindled into insignificance. Mumps, measles and rubella have largely disappeared.
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