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Has anyone seen the 1,000 peer reviewed medical papers about vaccine injuries.

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sassandfaff · 19/09/2022 19:55

community.covidvaccineinjuries.com/compilation-peer-reviewed-medical-papers-of-covid-vaccine-injuries/

Would this influence anyone from getting the next booster?

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Elieza · 20/09/2022 10:00

I haven’t looked myself as yet but Stamford university studies showed worrying trends. There are other studies too. Some from places you’d trust, like Stamford, others not so easily recognisable.

The difficulty is finding the impartial evidence as it’s in the interests of those promoting vaccines (and profiting from them) to keep anything negative hidden.

I’m looking at GB news and other programmes now for info on life in general (not just vaccines) rather than the bbc. Sad it’s come to this! I’m not posting anything I’ve found here so my post doesn’t get removed).

Reallyreallyborednow · 20/09/2022 10:00

*I know someone who, barely five months after their last booster, got appalling food poisoning.

Is anyone genuinely claiming that this is unrelated*

true story- when I worked in a&e someone rushed their child in because they’d ingested soap two days earlier, and now they had a rash covering most of their body.

to them, the rash was clearly, definitely caused by the child eating soap. After all everything else was as normal, the child hadn’t done anything or eaten anything else out of the ordinary that would cause a rash.

kid had chicken pox.

Reallyreallyborednow · 20/09/2022 10:03

I haven’t looked myself as yet but Stamford university studies showed worrying trends. There are other studies too. Some from places you’d trust, like Stamford, others not so easily recognisable

is that the Stamford university in Thailand or Bangladesh? Or the Uconn campus?

Stamford is not easily recognisable, I had to google it 😂.

why do you trust Stamford university in particular?

sunglassesonthetable · 20/09/2022 10:08

The difficulty is finding the impartial evidence as it’s in the interests of those promoting vaccines (and profiting from them) to keep anything negative hidden.

I wonder if when the new Oxford Malaria vaccine comes on line For the 100,000s who suffer and die every year if you'll read stuff like this .

ChilliBandit · 20/09/2022 10:12

Sudden onset allergies etc are not that uncommon. I know someone who bad a severe anaphylactic reaction to peanuts one day after having eaten them fine the first 16 years of his life (he lived thanks to quick thinking by his mum) I myself had a sudden onset fairly severe intolerance to something I’d eaten happily for 25 years, now can’t eat it without coming out in hives/having digestive issues. This was years before Covid was a thing. If you live in a town/city sudden onset asthma is not that strange really.

Whilst they may be connected they are just as likely not to be. I find it odd the sheer variety of things people attribute to the covid vaccine.

orbitalcrisis · 20/09/2022 10:12

I haven't read all the reports on the website and I'm not sure I would know how to evaluate them but the claims made on that website do mean I will not take anything they say seriously. For one thing, are reports of individual cases peer reviewed? I don't think so! So most of those 1000 documents are NOT peer reviewed! There's also the lies. Justin Bieber got facial paralysis from a virus, not a vaccine. There is no proof whatso ever that the politician's daughter died from a vaccine she had MONTHS ago.

I had a few exchanges with anti-vaxxers over lockdown and their 'research' was never convincing. I was shown several papers that said something different to what they claimed. The same words were there, but in a totally different order so did not mean the same thing. They said Bill Gates had admitted he was trying to kill people with vaccines, what he actually said was he was trying to reduce the number of children born to families who couldn't afford them which vaccination does. If your children have a good chance of surviving childhood you don't need to have so many. Research shows they tend to stop at 2. I watched Vaxxed and Vaxxed 2, neither contained a reasonable argument but both contained obvious lies.

Then there's the language. 'Vaccine injury' is not a term outside of the anti-vax community. When I see people saying that they are vaccine injured rather than saying what the injury, side effect, reaction was I get suspicious. I've been told I am vaccine injured as I am autistic! Autism is genetic, it cannot come from a vaccine and study after study has proved this. Did you know that some people have an anaphylactic reaction to saline? Does that mean saline is dangerous?

There is no great conspiracy, they are not hiding anything, how would they find all these documents if they were! Would they have stopped using the AZ if they were trying to cover up that the vaccines were unsafe? A very small percentage of people have a severe reaction to the vaccine, but it is infinitesimally smaller than the number who get life altering or ending effects from an active Covid infection. I'll stick with the vaccine thanks!

Reallyreallyborednow · 20/09/2022 10:12

The difficulty is finding the impartial evidence as it’s in the interests of those promoting vaccines (and profiting from them) to keep anything negative hidden

There are no issues finding negative papers- o/p posted a list of 100’s!

impartial evidence is everywhere. WHO, yellow card system, Cochran reviews, NICE, non of these have any benefit from promoting vaccines.

any scientist publishing a paper with a conflicting interest, such as funding from a vaccine company, has to state that at the beginning of their paper. So if you want to know if there may be bias, check that.

I’m looking at GB news and other programmes now for info on life in general (not just vaccines) rather than the bbc. Sad it’s come to this! I’m not posting anything I’ve found here so my post doesn’t get removed)

GB news is not a publisher of reliable science. Or even good journalism.

thankyouforthesun · 20/09/2022 10:13

My in laws know someone who was apparently in good health and tragically died suddenly recently, I believe in their sixties. My in laws believe that this person was exposed to someone who has had the covid vaccine and may have inadvertently 'caught' the vaccine from them and that this killed them. Unfortunately they have heard of many such deaths.

sunglassesonthetable · 20/09/2022 10:17

Yes my nephew wasn't having the vaccine because " they knew too many people " who had had cardiac arrests from it! Yep you read that correctly. 🙄

orbitalcrisis · 20/09/2022 10:20

@Reallyreallyborednow My son fell off a wall and banged his head one afternoon. The next day he seemed fine but part way through the day started to run a fever and had difficulty remaining conscious. As it was within 24 hour of a head injury I raced him to a minor injuries unit where they sent us straight to A&E, they said an ambulance would take too long and I should take him myself. When we arrived he was seen immediately, was given medication and kept under constant observation. A couple of hours later the doctor came to see me to give me the news, he had tonsillitis.

MatchaTea · 20/09/2022 10:21

Articles on adverse effects aspirin : 20,013
Articles on adverse effects ibuprofen : 3,947
Articles on adverse effects paracetamol 8,661
Articles on adverse effects tetanus vaccine 3.073
Articles on adverse effect ivermectin 1,070

Everything has adverse effects. The fact that they are reported and published shows the transparence of science. A lot of the article are case report of a single man. Or reviews of other articles. Some are epidemiology, statistics, .... 1 in 110.000 will have allergic reaction, bang on article on that.

Take it this way, there are more articles on the adverse effect of eating processed meat (bacon, ham, sausage, ...) than there are on covid vaccines.
Articles on adverse effects processed meat 1,395

Get your vaccine and stop eating processed meat.

ChilliBandit · 20/09/2022 10:22

My brother won’t have it and is very anti vaccinations because he reacted badly to a flu vaccine about 10 years ago. 🙄 By badly, he was in bed for the afternoon with a headache and sore arm. He has had covid and was really unwell but still refuses the vaccine. He is just about to join the NHS for “his dream job”. I am interested to see if he is prepared to turn it down when he sees the required list of vaccines for that (not just covid). I am guess his anti-vaxx principles will go about as far as his parents, to the point it stopped them jetting off on holiday. They were down the vaccination centre sharpish then.

sunglassesonthetable · 20/09/2022 10:22

I think maybe OP just started this thread to get a good ole Covid Vax argument going. Circa 2021.

Life has probably been a bit quiet for them since the 12 Billion doses of vaccine administered world wide.

Must not get drawn in. Must not get drawn in.

ArmWrestlingWithChasNDave · 20/09/2022 10:23

sassandfaff · 19/09/2022 20:16

If a journal publishes a study to say that the chance of heart problems for young men is xyz, if they take the vaccine.....that doesn't mean they're anti-vax.
Surely these things should be studied whatever your viewpoint?

They are being studied. You (and other anti-vaxers) are not capable of understanding the studies.

ChilliBandit · 20/09/2022 10:23

@MatchaTea Can’t I get my vaccine and still it processed meat 😔 (mourns loss of bacon)

LifeIsaRollerCoaster1 · 20/09/2022 10:25

I'm not clicking on the link but what I will say is I personally know 2 people who have been made seriously ill by the vaccine, one died unfortunately (a blood clot) the other had myocarditis and was in hospital very unwell for nearly 2 weeks. Unfortunately if you roll out a vaccine to the entire population, even if there is a .000001% risk of a severe reaction, it translates into a lot of people. It doesn't mean that the risks outweighs the benefits for the individual or that it's more risky than other vaccines, it just means in real numbers it looks a lot, statistically speaking it isn't. So yes there will be reactions, but there will also be more deaths/serious illness from covid without a vaccine (in certain populations) so the risk outweighs the benefit in many cases. I haven't had my children vaccinated though...

foliageeverywhere · 20/09/2022 10:26

sunglassesonthetable · 20/09/2022 10:22

I think maybe OP just started this thread to get a good ole Covid Vax argument going. Circa 2021.

Life has probably been a bit quiet for them since the 12 Billion doses of vaccine administered world wide.

Must not get drawn in. Must not get drawn in.

Good shout.

@sassandfaff surely just don't have an A/W booster if you don't want to?

Thingstodotoday · 20/09/2022 10:27

No because I’m capable of critical thinking and have an understanding of risk-benefit balance.

foliageeverywhere · 20/09/2022 10:28

ArmWrestlingWithChasNDave · 20/09/2022 10:23

They are being studied. You (and other anti-vaxers) are not capable of understanding the studies.

Yes - and we have quite a few robust, large studies now demonstrating the benefits outweigh the risks for young men.

@sassandfaff surely you can understand how a load of case reports don't refute this?

activediscussions · 20/09/2022 10:31

Sirius3030 · 20/09/2022 09:26

Sure. I made the assumption for simplicity that anyone not getting the vaccine would get covid, which as you rightly say is not the case (although it might not have been far off a year ago). But if you are weighing up whether to get vaccinated, then I wouldn't let the 3 in 100,000 figure scare me, when the risks from covid (from this and other effects) are significantly higher.

Good pickup @ByTheGrace

Should the odds of myocarditis also be 3 x if someone is having 3 doses? Each dose increases the odds?

And if I'm right, then there's likely to be more of a chance of myocarditis from a vaccine, then there is from catching covid in one year...

activediscussions · 20/09/2022 10:32

Sirius3030 · 20/09/2022 09:26

Sure. I made the assumption for simplicity that anyone not getting the vaccine would get covid, which as you rightly say is not the case (although it might not have been far off a year ago). But if you are weighing up whether to get vaccinated, then I wouldn't let the 3 in 100,000 figure scare me, when the risks from covid (from this and other effects) are significantly higher.

Good pickup @ByTheGrace

Should the odds of myocarditis also be 3 x if someone is having 3 doses? Each dose increases the odds?

And if I'm right, then there's likely to be more of a chance of myocarditis from a vaccine, then there is from catching covid in one year...

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BeethovenNinth · 20/09/2022 10:48

i would like to understand the cause of the excess deaths we are seeing across Europe and the US

i have heard it’s an “overloaded NHS” (but that is UK specific) and I have heard talk about climate change and heat.

I would like to understand the other possible reasons and the diligence done to ensure it’s not anything else

for example, I have two friends of friends who died of a stroke - both mid 40s - last year. Totally unexpected.

to a previous poster - myocarditis is never mild. We have absolutely no idea if post vaccine myocarditis is going to be milder.

Reallyreallyborednow · 20/09/2022 10:57

Should the odds of myocarditis also be 3 x if someone is having 3 doses? Each dose increases the odds?

no. It’s like having a girl does not increase the odd of a boy next. The risks are for each dose, there is no cumulative increase in risk.

I would like to understand the other possible reasons and the diligence done to ensure it’s not anything else

yellow card, inquests, post mortems, office of national statistics, there’s plenty.

for example, I have two friends of friends who died of a stroke - both mid 40s - last year. Totally unexpected

I have 3 friends died unexpectedly. None were related to the vaccine. One was covid related.

to a previous poster - myocarditis is never mild. We have absolutely no idea if post vaccine myocarditis is going to be milder

Are you a cardiologist? Seen many patients with myocarditis? How do you know it”s “never” mild?

several of the papers published in the o/p’s link say exactly that, mild and self limiting that people recover from with no lasting effects.