@yaksha Not entirely true. Mild cases of the disease shows the antigen fades over time. So only if you had a really bad infection would it be equivalent to the vaccine. Thats one reason why the vaccine is generally recommended regardless.
@freemo@yaksha >Not entirely true. No, it is true, your immune system can still fight a virus that was even 85% similar to one you were infected with before, the various variants have 0.3 to 3% from the original strain, absolutely insignificant difference. https://www.bitchute.com/video/cKEW1riAGQSy/ - 28:12 Timestamp
Thats not the part that was incorrect. As I said if you have a mild infection the immunity fades in most cases. It has nothing to do with what strain we are talking about, you wouldnt even be protected from the same strain.
@freemo@yaksha Your immune system maintains the defense for years, your system can still tell a virus is of the same family even with a 3% difference. You are literally ignoring the words of an experienced doctor who was one of the first to go against the aggressive marketing of cigarette companies.
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