The verdict: The verdict (updated on August 24, 2021): Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 adenovirus vector vaccine was rather effective in phase-3 trials at preventing severe COVID-19. However, the real-life data show that the protection is short-lived, limited to 2 to 7 months after vaccination. The single-dose Johnson and Johnson vector vaccine creates the shortest period of protection. None of the intramuscular vaccines against COVID-19 limit transmission.
For the most vulnerable groups, in particular, people of advanced age who can not take other prevention, hygiene, prophylaxis, and early treatment measures, Astra-Zeneca-Oxford vector vaccine, two doses, may be a somewhat better option. Tens of thousands of people of advanced age vaccinated in Scotland apparently survived vaccination with Astra-Zeneca-Oxford. Adverse effects of Astra-Zeneca-Oxford vaccine are less pronounced than in younger groups. For younger people, and competent literate normal people of all ages, we do NOT recommend Astra-Zeneca-Oxford vaccine (as of August 2021).
Tag: Vaccines
Fauci, a strange 79 years old character, who has been involved in sabotage for over 30 years, suddenly warns COVID-19 vaccines can be dangerous.
Use this video with Fauci to influence brainwashed sheep. The main danger today is if bureaucracy makes it compulsory to get vaccinated with ineffective and unsafe vaccines.
Hepatitis B vaccine: only 25% of adults aged above 40 developed antibodies. 75% remained unprotected.
Another ineffective vaccine: hepatitis B.
“The proportions of people who were protected after vaccination was 26.0%…”
A rare good move: the World Health Organization criticized “immunity passports” (April 24, 2020).
COVID-19 “immunity passports” is another Nazi-style idea. It is good that the WHO criticized COVID-19 “immunity passports”.
T cell-mediated immune response to respiratory coronaviruses and vaccines against SARS-CoV that induce immunopathology.
A 2011 study: A vaccine against SARS-CoV-1 provides incomplete protection in mice and induces increased eosinophilic proinflammatory response in lungs.
COVID-19 vaccines are unlikely to protect those who are at a higher risk. A 2006 study: Vaccines fail to generate protective immunity in 50% to 90% of older individuals.
Seroconversion after a vaccine is 50% from 60 to 70 years old, 31% from 70 to 80 years old, and only 11% after the age of 80.
Conclusions: Billions are being spent on COVID-19 vaccines that are unlikely to work in the highest-risk group, those aged 70 and above.
There is an antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE) of SARS-CoV-1 infection. Notably, some vaccines enhance infection.
Some vaccines against animal coronaviruses have been successfully generated, but their development has proven very difficult due to immune enhancement of disease in vaccinated recipients (28, 53, 65).