SadKangaroo wrote on Apr 9
th, 2020 at 9:18am:
Jasin wrote on Apr 9
th, 2020 at 8:55am:
My fear, though there are no stats out there.
Is that relying on Jabs year in and out
is like sweeping the dirt under the rug.
If someone doesn't get their jab after, say 8 straight years and they get the Flu. Chances of them being hospitalised when they do get the flue, most likely to be high.
The dependency on the Jab every year will bring a sense of sterility sure, against the Flu - but also an increasing amount of fragility long term.
Will we need a Lock Down from the 'common cold/flu' then?
Are you saying a vaccinated population would be more susceptible to the Flu?
The way I understood it is if one takes flu jabs all the time, then their immune becomes so reliant that if one year of flu jab isn’t taken, the flu could be worse in that person than otherwise?
Me for instance, I don’t want to allow my immune system weakened and not work properly if it relies on flu jabs.
Some people do have weaker constitutions and the usual flu sets them back up to 2 weeks. One has to know themselves, but many don’t, I get the odd flu bug and it’s a 4 day duration for me, I’m not totally bed ridden either.
I feel it peak quickly.
I just wish people were not afraid of their immune system. But hey, look at all the crap in ones blood now. Then there’s faulty lifestyle choices too.
Compared to those aged in their 80s and 90s that survived all those years with no flu jabs throughout their lives.
Stronger constitutions. Each generation is getting weaker constitutions. Any wonder!