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Ja ne vidim od čega bi vakcina trebalo da štiti onog ko je prebolovao u prvoj polovini ove godine. I bez vakcine sam imao lakši oblik, a ove vakcine su pravljene za možda i starije sojeve od toga koji više nisu aktivni.

Ja kad kazem da ne osjecam potrebu za vakcinacijom jer sam prehodao koronu, odmah me optuze da sam antivakser i da ne slusam sta struka kaze. A struka je dosla trenutno na 3.dozu. ..uskoro ce reci i 5. je potrebna.

Uskrs je paganski praznik u svrhu velicanja boginje Ishtar koja blage veze sa Isusom nema.

Kako čujem pola grada ima stomačni virus ili je sve Delta?

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To što vi ne vidite ili ne osjećate potrebu, ne znači da ste u pravu.
Po svim trenutnim saznanjima, vakcina štiti bolje od imuniteta stečenog zarazom.
Vakcina se i dalje preporučuje svima koji su preležali koronu.

E sad, moguće je da vi znate bolje nego struka..

Among fully vaccinated people who never had COVID-19, getting a third dose of an mRNA vaccine from Pfizer (PFE.N)/BioNTech or Moderna (MRNA.O) would likely increase levels of antibodies, but not antibodies that are better able to neutralize new virus variants, Rockefeller University researchers reported on Thursday on bioRxiv ahead of peer review. They note that in COVID-19 survivors, the immune system's antibodies evolve during the first year, becoming more potent and better able to resist new variants.

People who have recovered from COVID-19 can likely mount a fast and effective response to the virus if they encounter it again because their immune system's "B cells" will remember how to make the antibodies needed to fight it, a new study shows. Researchers tracked 87 COVID-19 survivors for six months and found that while levels of antibodies to the virus may decline over time, the number of memory B cells remains unchanged. The antibodies produced by these cells are more potent than the patients' original antibodies and may be more resistant to mutations in the spike protein the virus uses to break into cells, they said. For example, they found, the antibodies could recognize and neutralize at least one of the mutations in the South African variant of the virus that has caused concern among health experts. Even if antibody levels fall, B cells will remember how to make them when necessary, according to study leader Michel Nussenzweig of Rockefeller University, whose findings were reported on Monday in Nature. If this is true at six months, as in this study, it is safe to assume it is probably still true for longer periods, he added. People who have recovered from COVID-19 "may become infected but the immune system will be prepped to fight off the infection," Nussenzweig said.

I opet niko ne može garantovati da se ovo odnosi na najnovije mutacije virusa.
Vrijeme će pokazati šta je bolje, sem ako neko nema vremeplov, pa da nas prosvijetli

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03207-w

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Ako ti je i ovo puno, da prevedem u jednoj rečenici: Ljudi sa prirodnim imunitetom su otporniji na novije varijante.