@ArdanianRight @Moon We still won't know the long term risks for years to come. That's why it usually takes years to make a vaccine.
@ArdanianRight @xianc78 @Moon since you can still get the disease, there are no working vaccines.
@Moon @ArdanianRight @xianc78 effective at what? What were they measuring when they came up with that percentage?
@Moon @ArdanianRight @SirFahrenheit That's only because the strain that these seasonal flu vaccines have aren't the actual strains that break out during said flu season.
@SirFahrenheit @ArdanianRight @Moon I think if you have adequate enough Vitamin D levels, you have a 70-80% less chance of contracting COVID in the first place. The real COVID vaccine is Vitamin D.
@ArdanianRight @Moon Not saying you can't make a vaccine for human coronaviruses (the ones we have right now isn't even a vaccine by legal or medical definition). But this disease IS endemic and is just going to be a seasonal thing for now on. Best thing to do is just improve your immune system through nutrition and exercise.
And long term effects are still a concern and long term effects of the vaccines =/= long term effects from the virus itself. It's been speculated that the vaccines may (keyword: may) cause neurological diseases like ALS later in life.
https://archive.is/iRyaB
Ultimately, you do you, but I don't trust this at all. Especially when it's using a technique that has never been used in vaccines before.
@ArdanianRight @Moon And there are already mutations. The disease is endemic now and vaccinations are pointless.