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Topic	Imagine avoiding a vaccine because you're scared of your arm being sore
OhhhJa 07/29/21 11:24:07 PM #27:	adjl posted... The side effects to these vaccines are caused by the immune system, though. The fever, aches, fatigue, and whatever else hits you are entirely a product of your immune system reacting to the vaccine. If you don't have side effects, it's not because you knocked out the "infection" before it could do anything, it's because your immune system didn't respond very strongly. This doesn't really make sense. If I'm being injected with the same thing as you, and it makes you ill, but I feel nothing, it suggests that my immune system was so effective against it that my body didn't have to resort to fever and the like to combat it <cite>OhhhJa posted [p:956597074] in Imagine av... [t:79589068]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite> <quote>The side effects to these vaccines are caused by the immune system, though. The fever, aches, fatigue, and whatever else hits you are entirely a product of your immune system reacting to the vaccine. If you don't have side effects, it's not because you knocked out the "infection" before it could do anything, it's because your immune system didn't respond very strongly.</quote>This doesn't really make sense. If I'm being injected with the same thing as you, and it makes you ill, but I feel nothing, it suggests that my immune system was so effective against it that my body didn't have to resort to fever and the like to combat it </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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