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How Likely Are You To Take The Covid Vaccine?
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I've been mugging up on mRNA vaccines, and consider them pretty safe. It will have an mRNA strand that will code for a particular protein, in particular a protein which is present on covid and which will be an antigen and elicit an immune response. The mRNA will quote possibly be delivered in a liposome which is a small casing of lipid (fat). There may also be an adjuvant to stimulate a response. These have been studied for ages. This will be a lot safer than an attentuated live virus, and what you are injecting is very specific.
Btw for those wondering the mRNA will be derived from bacteria.3 -
I’m in the definite camp, being in the high-risk group (58, type 2 diabetes and (slightly) overweight)!
However, even then I think it will be quite a while before the vaccine becomes available to us! Doctors, nurses and healthcare workers first, the politicians will make sure they are bellying up at the front of the trough and then the other more high-risk groups (the elderly and vulnerable,etc.)0 -
Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.6 -
iainment said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.I suspect you don’t work in producing new medication so all you have is an opinion. Based on what you’ve read, but still just an opinion. You don’t know anything about the long term effects but are willing to trash anyone else who has their own other opinion about this. Big pharma is not really something that has a track record that inspires confidence in me.Heard of thalidomide?I was asking a question as I don’t know, hence the question marks.
Unfortunately I am very aware of thalidomide.0 -
"Many good science based arguments have been written against MMR and been suppressed."
Just nonsense.
One highly flawed study with only 10 people from a discredited doctor caused the MMR panic.9 -
iainment said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.I suspect you don’t work in producing new medication so all you have is an opinion. Based on what you’ve read, but still just an opinion. You don’t know anything about the long term effects but are willing to trash anyone else who has their own other opinion about this. Big pharma is not really something that has a track record that inspires confidence in me.Heard of thalidomide?3 -
Henry Irving said:"Many good science based arguments have been written against MMR and been suppressed."
Just nonsense.
One highly flawed study with only 10 people from a discredited doctor caused the MMR panic.
I really hope these vaccines are the ones to put this virus to bed and will happily be vaccinated once they have been through the accepted procedures. But the huge impetus to get something in place by teatime today isn’t conducive to proper testing and procedures being done.1 -
Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.
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McBobbin said:I've been mugging up on mRNA vaccines, and consider them pretty safe. It will have an mRNA strand that will code for a particular protein, in particular a protein which is present on covid and which will be an antigen and elicit an immune response. The mRNA will quote possibly be delivered in a liposome which is a small casing of lipid (fat). There may also be an adjuvant to stimulate a response. These have been studied for ages. This will be a lot safer than an attenuated live virus, and what you are injecting is very specific.
Btw for those wondering the mRNA will be derived from bacteria.
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Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.9 -
I'm also verging on nonsense... I haven't got my head fully round the science yet before giving it big I know it all. Proper dunning Kruger territory. For those interested though, here's the a vaccine tracker which explains which vaccines are in development, what stage they are and what mechanism they are using:
https://www.raps.org/news-and-articles/news-articles/2020/3/covid-19-vaccine-tracker
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Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.0 -
iainment said:Henry Irving said:"Many good science based arguments have been written against MMR and been suppressed."
Just nonsense.
One highly flawed study with only 10 people from a discredited doctor caused the MMR panic.
I really hope these vaccines are the ones to put this virus to bed and will happily be vaccinated once they have been through the accepted procedures. But the huge impetus to get something in place by teatime today isn’t conducive to proper testing and procedures being done.
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For obvious reasons I have to get a bit more advice before I make a decision.
I imagine most of those who have had a bad and lengthy experience with Covid will also be somewhat apprehensive.
If I get recommended to have one and given the all clear I will go ahead........but I would be lying if I said I wouldn’t be somewhat nervous.3 -
McBobbin said:Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.0 -
SoundAsa£ said:For obvious reasons I have to get a bit more advice before I make a decision.
I imagine most of those who have had a bad and lengthy experience with Covid will also be somewhat apprehensive.
If I get recommended to have one and given the all clear I will go ahead........but I would be lying if I said I wouldn’t be somewhat nervous.0 -
I voted Very Unlikely purely because I am at the bottom of the list of importance so fully expect them to have run out and decided to not bother by the time they get around to my group!0
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hoof_it_up_to_benty said:Euell_Do said:AddickUpNorth said:thewolfboy said:What's actually in the vaccine? Any animal substances?
My concern too @thewolfboy From what I’ve read it appears that due to the urgency of the situation testing on animals is being skipped. Can’t seem to find any info regards animal derivatives in the vaccine itself.
This article from PETA gives more detail.
https://www.peta.org/blog/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-non-animal-tests/
In my experience PETA mean well but play pretty fast and loose with the truth if it supports the message they're trying to put across.
Pork gelatin and egg protein and the only animal derivatives used in vaccines that I know of but we probably won't know for the Pfizer one for a while due to the risk of imitation.
Realise this question is not particularly relevant to the discussion but I am interested in knowing their take on vaccines in general.0 -
Henry Irving said:iainment said:Henry Irving said:"Many good science based arguments have been written against MMR and been suppressed."
Just nonsense.
One highly flawed study with only 10 people from a discredited doctor caused the MMR panic.
I really hope these vaccines are the ones to put this virus to bed and will happily be vaccinated once they have been through the accepted procedures. But the huge impetus to get something in place by teatime today isn’t conducive to proper testing and procedures being done.0 - Sponsored links:
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Redrobo said:McBobbin said:Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.0 -
McBobbin said:
I was just stating the obvious in reply to the post I quoted, if something is not alive in the first place it cannot ‘be killed’.Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.1 -
ShootersHillGuru said:SoundAsa£ said:For obvious reasons I have to get a bit more advice before I make a decision.
I imagine most of those who have had a bad and lengthy experience with Covid will also be somewhat apprehensive.
If I get recommended to have one and given the all clear I will go ahead........but I would be lying if I said I wouldn’t be somewhat nervous.
I’m hoping he will ask the question for me through his contacts.3 -
I'll wait until six months after BooBoo Johnson and The Dook of Cambridge have had their jabs before I consider it0
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Ah, Ok gotcha. Thanks. Viruses aren't alive either but can be destroyed by the immune system of course
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McBobbin said:Redrobo said:McBobbin said:Shrew said:Redrobo said:shine166 said:JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?JaShea99 said:I don’t understand the “will wait til I know it’s safe” comments. Do people who say things like this not understand how many steps and trials a vaccine (let alone this one) has to go through before it’s even considered ready to be administered?
I ask as one of the problems is that antibodies kill the new ‘pretend’ cells quite quickly and before the body has produced sufficient antibodies to protect, hence the booster is required. The ‘pretend’ cells are just that and do not have any abilities other than to play chemical ‘tag’ with other cells and get them to pretend to be the virus as well.
The whole point is that the cells will be killed. If they are not, nor will the real virus if it arrives. The evidence we have that it does kill them is that a booster is required.0 -
Due to health reasons I will be eligible before others my age and as soon as my dr tells me to take it , I’m taking it.
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I'll take it, like I take all the other meds I take on a daily basis, but I definitely don't lump people that are concerned about this particular vaccine into the flat earth brigade.10
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i_b_b_o_r_g said:I'll take it, like I take all the other meds I take on a daily basis, but I definitely don't lump people that are concerned about this particular vaccine into the flat earth brigade.
I'm sure plenty of people have concerns but there is information out there. If you choose to source your info on anecdotes from Facebook you won't get very far.
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cafcdave123 said:Due to health reasons I will be eligible before others my age and as soon as my dr tells me to take it , I’m taking it.
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