"Will you be infected with the new corona twice? ”

"Will you be infected with the new corona twice? ”

Oxford, which has the highest deviation value in the world, is a strange university.

Currently, we are recruiting people who have been diagnosed with the new coronavirus infection and are looking for applicants for the challenge test (eugenic thought itself (^ _−) − ☆) to infect the new coronavirus (UK COVID Challenge). .com).

Why are you planning such a silly unethical clinical trial?

This is because we recommend that people who have already been diagnosed with coronavirus infection be vaccinated with a gene vaccine because of the risk of reinfection (^ _−) − ☆.

Before that, will a person once diagnosed with a new coronavirus infection become infected again and become more severe?

A prospective cohort study, Lancet Respir Med 2021 Apr 15; S2213-2600 (21) 00158-2).

In modern medicine, past infections are judged by the presence or absence of antibodies in the blood.

In this study, only 10% of young people who were antibody-positive for the new corona in their blood were PCR-positive during the observation period (while 48% were PCR-positive for antibody-negative).

What is believed to have been infected with the new coronavirus in the past is that the probability of re-infection with the new coronavirus was about 1/5 that of those who did not.

A British study comparing the incidence of reinfection in the positive PCR test group with the incidence of primary infection in the negative group also reported a 84% reduction in the reinfection rate in positive individuals (SARS-CoV-2 infection rates). of antibody-positive compared with antibody-negative health-care workers in England: a large, multicentre, prospective cohort study (SIREN), Lancet. 2021 17-23 April; 397 (10283): 1459–1469)

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It is said that only 16% of the antibody carriers who became PCR positive had symptoms (that is, most of the PCR tests were false positive (^ _−) − ☆).

The details of this symptom are not given, so it is possible that it was actually caused by another cause.

In this way, people who are thought to have been infected with the new coronavirus (antibody positive) not only have a low reinfection rate (not accurate because it is a PCR test (^ _−) − ☆), but also PCR after that. Most of them are asymptomatic even if they become positive.

Data have also been released that inoculating the new coronavirus vaccine to people who have been infected in the past causes more systemic side effects ("Vaccine after effects more common in those who already had COVID" COVID Symptom Study). , February 4, 2021).

Therefore, according to the hypothesis of modern medicine, it is not only unreasonable, but rather dangerous, to give high-risk vaccines to people who are antibody-positive (infected in the past). That is.

"If everyone crosses the red light, there is no doubt that it will be wiped out" (^ _−) − ☆.