Posted on Dec 2, 2021

The Covid vaccines could still protect against omicron, even if it evades antibodies — here's how...

LTC Eugene Chu

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"...Your body’s vaccine-induced protection against Covid involves a lot more than just antibodies. And one of those other forms of protection, T cells, could keep fully vaccinated people from getting severely sick — even if they do catch omicron."

The Covid vaccines could still protect against omicron, even if it evades antibodies — here's how...

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SFC Randy Hellenbrand

Posted 3 y ago

Sir, were just damn lucky something really, really bad don't get lose with the number of idiots running around over just covid with it's low death rate.

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PO2 Russell "Russ" Lincoln

Posted 3 y ago

LTC Eugene Chu Immunization also helps protect against long Covid symptoms.

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Lt Col Mark Avery

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True. And that's why the vaccinated appear to be the source of new variants, because the virus isn't stopped by the vaccination but it does keep the host from experiencing symptoms. The virus keeps replicating without killing the cells and, eventually, picks enough of the spike proteins needed to finally make the host sick...a new variant.

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LTC Eugene Chu

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Lt Col Mark Avery - Forbes debunked your claim way back in August 2021.

1. Variants emerged from other parts of the world, not the US
2. Their emergence was before mass vaccination, not after (Delta variant discovered in India during autumn 2020 before vaccines became available there in January 2021)

https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2021/08/07/did-covid-19-vaccines-cause-coronavirus-delta-variants-no-evidence-behind-such-claims/?sh=4e6391b5281d