Topic: Covid-19 Vaccine side effects - page 4. (Read 851 times)

It's a normal and expectable side effect, I don't get why you make it such a big deal. I don't even understand what kind of bullshit that article you cited is, but Samuel Eleckert is an evangelical preacher, what does he have to do with the pandemic? He has no clue, he's the typical conspiracy theorist you all believe in. On top of that, he is targeting teenagers through a Telegram group.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-56675874

So the story in short, you started the day healthy ended up with painkillers and happy to have survived the day.
And all of it for something which does not even exist, €1.5 million reward for scientist to find the elusive virus: https://www.samueleckert.net/isolate-truth-fund/
Some people have all the brain power in the world, dont forget to book for the booster shot, dont want to become "unvaccineted".

I am vaccinated with Sinovac this is the first vaccine that arrived in our country and doesn't want to wait longer to get vaccinated so I pick the one that is available, one hour after being vaccinated I felt a slight discomfort in the vaccinated area I also got mild fever but after I take a pain killer everything went ok I'm glad that I did not experience bad symptoms.

Imagine calling someone a liar without any context to answer why he is lying. In real world, this is gaslighting.

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In other side of the world, "my friend died from cancer, 5 months after vaccination", and years after "my friend died from stroke, 1 year after vaccination". Yup the vax makes this happens kekw 

They call the rest of them Covid deaths.     

Even if that's not an accurate metaphor, chances are that you're more likely to die from Covid-19 itself, than its vaccine. It's being statistically proven that the side effects are extremely rare, consisting a minimal percentage of the total vaccinations. Although there were a few instances of severe side effects, which might occur with any kind of pharmaceutical product (Or product in general), it's already proven to be safe and approved from the FDA.

Would you be willing to provide some facts to back up your claim? What exactly was I lying about?

In 2020 there were 17 direct lightning fatalities in the United States alone, according to the National Weather Service. From 2010 to 2019 on average, 26 people died each year from lightning strikes in the US.
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Another liar, world is full of them
 young people dying or forever mimed
https://www.vaxtestimonies.org/en/   
moreso
https://nomoresilence.world/
greather number still
https://1000covidstories.com/   

Is this the only recorded case in the history of a young adult dying from cardiac arrest?
A few years ago, long before Covid-19 and vaccinations were a thing, I was at the funeral of a friend who died from a heart attack in his apartment. And, yes, he was a healthy guy ... until he wasn't. I'm under thirty, btw. Oh, for crying out loud, we've seen cases where professional athletes crashed in the middle of the field during games. And they are constantly under medical supervision and undergo frequent medical checks.

Statistically, you still have a higher chance of dying from a lightning strike than from cardiac arrest following the vaccination. 

A dude I know from a group of subscribers in an private podcast platform has died of heart attack, three weeks after the second shot of Pfizer.
He as 22 years old. From Brazil.


edit*: he was a healthy guy.

Yeah, to the Alpha variant which has been extinct for a year.  Actually, sharp eyed people who've been paying attention find even that assertion to be questionable at best.

But anyway, jab away.  Celebrity scientist (black supposed physicist dude who's name I forgot) said early on with a bit of a smirk that 'covid-19' will be a selector for those who 'trust scientists'.  He didn't let you in on the joke:  It will be a selection of who to eliminate from the gene pool.

Only the Johnson vaccine was available, when vaccinations opened up for my age group (18-24). I wasn't against the Johnson vaccine, however, I preferred the Pfizer one instead, which was available a few weeks after the initial opening.

I don't know where you're from, but I'll agree with you, it's best to simply get vaccinated without considering the brand, all approved vaccines are effective so far, some are better, some are worse, but they still provide protection from Covid-19.

I've always said that Sinovac and Sinopharm would probably be my choice if I had to make one because they are not gene therapy.  Just plain old-school inactivated virus.  Or so we are told.  India has one which is supposed to be in this category as well.  (Cansino is a different story!)

I don't give a fuck about the 'effectiveness' because there is nothing worth bothering with to be 'effective' against.  At least not for most people.  Any actual 'disease' and all the numbers that the drug companies 'found' for their concoctions are almost completely a giant psy-op scam.

Now I don't trust the Chinese to give vaccines to the same military that is supposed to be protecting a country's territorial integrity against the Chinese.  It's kinds dumb when one thinks about it...  It would not surprise me in the least to see the Chinese poisoning SE Asian 'gooks', who were sitting on resources they intended to appropriate, with a 'generous gift'.  The thing is, I have every bit as much dis-trust of the 'western' associated corporations as I do the Chinese.  All of them (Chinese, Indian, U.S. 'British-Swedish', etc) are ultimately owned and controlled by the same handful of globalists who sit atop the pyramid anyway.

Interestingly some of the more sophisticated smaller countries whipped up their own 'covid-19 vax' for in-house use (Vietnam, Japan, Taiwan, etc.)  Probably for their higher-level people to have an excuse to bow out of the gene therapies that the U.N. and friends are demanding they administer to their lower level herds.

I got vaccinated with Sinovac, and there's no side effect whatsoever on my first and second vaccine, I intend to get vaccinated with Pfizer but I cannot wait for the Pfizer vaccine to arrive in our country because we are in a second wave and I have to be vaccinated since I always go out.
People should get vaccinated and do not choose a brand I have read news of people dying because they are waiting for the vaccine of their choice.

Can't really verify that, it definitely has adverse effects to immunosuppressed people, however, there are plenty of instances that healthy people died from the Covid-19 complications. The best thing is to avoid getting infected, even if you do not have adverse symptoms, you may later suffer from Long Covid, something that a few acquaintances of mine are still suffering.

He's good right now and it's a requirement as he pursue his career. Well, he has to take it and he needed to pursue his dream job. After several months, he's good and with God's mercy, we live in the same house and no problems at all even if we're mostly busy with our errands.

Death is a coomon one.
Nearly 50k Medicare patients died soon after been shot with poisonous COVID darts
https://vulms.org/bombshell-from-attorney-thomas-renz-nearly-50k-medicare-patients-died-soon-after-getting-covid-shot/

That might be true if Covid proved fatal only for people with pre-existing health conditions... but that's not the case. Plenty of healthy people have died from it, too. Certainly having an existing condition, particularly something affecting the lungs, can increase your risk, but that doesn't mean if you have no underlying conditions you are somehow immune.

Covid-19 is a coronavirus. There are plenty of other coronaviruses about. Many generally cause only mild symptoms, some (e.g. SARS and MERS) are far more deadly. Covid-19 is less deadly than SARS or MERS, but is more transmissible... so it kills more people in total. A big part of this is that is it a novel coronavirus, i.e., it is new, which means there is no pre-existing immunity within the population. This means there is nothing to prevent its spread. Compare with the devastating effects of virus introduction to Latin America by the Spanish colonialists.
Covid-19 is a pandemic; it is everywhere. The route out of this is herd immunity, which means a sufficient proportion of the population is immune, which prevents the virus spreading, which reduces the amount of virus in circulation, which reduces the chance of new variants arising. Individual immunity can be obtained in one of two ways, a) catch the virus, or b) take the vaccine. Obviously taking the vaccine is the safer method.

This is not so bad compared to the main sickness. I think it would be better to take good foods and vegetables after taking the vaccines. It helps boost the immune system.

I took Moderna as the vaccine. After my 2nd dose I was affected by fever. Though only for 1 night but i was very weak and by body was burning. I took 4 Napa extra(Paracetamol) but still the fever remained. Hopefully after two days I was okay again.