Science, Vaccines, and COVID-19: Community Discussion
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oh, my bad, may you explain how did covid ones work?
suree... most covidd vaccines didnt contain the live virus at all.. mrna vaccines gave your cells instructions to temporarily make a harmless piece of the virus the spike protein...ur immune system learned to recognize it, then destroyed it..the mrna itself breaks down within days, so it cant turn into covid or stay in your body
oh well thats interasting
I still do think that vaccines weren't as necessary, they were useful That's a fact, but again there were people such as myself who were fine without one.
thts true, plenty of people recovered without a vaccine..but plenty also didnt.. individual outcomes dont tell us what the safest recommendation is for a population
i agree, it's safer to get one then to skip it and gamble with your life
