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Perhaps now is the time to give the live virus (such as we do for flu) to those who have not had it but have been fully vaccinated so they get resistance to the main virus and not just the spikes?????

The point is that in time the greater greater majority will have had covid which then begs the question - what point the vaccine? If no point then it seems the idea of a yearly cull of the elderly is unlikely to occur any more than or instead of seasonal flu/pneumonia

What will matter is how many have already had the virus and so got a proper resistance to it I cannot seem to find what percentage of the UK population are estimated to have had the virus since it stated

You are likely to stay indoors for years with that viewpoint but only you can decide what happens from here

I had covid in early march 2020 then gave it to the rest of my family We all had different symptoms with my 30+ year old daughter getting the classic dry cough and bad sweats for a week I had a week of conjunctivitis after 2 days of feeling really crap We all now have T and B cells which will...

unknown as to what their situations were Maybe in years to come we may catch it many times super mildly but that is currently unknown My GUESS is that we will and the B/T cells will kill it within a few hours or less in the same way they do for many other viruses

Using the official WHO stats 1 in a million get covid twice 1 in 80 million who get it twice die from it

This may also help Coronavirus: B cells and T cells explained (theconversation.com)

B and T cells can last a lifetime You get these after having the MMR vaccine as an example You also get them for each of the flu vaccines but as we know that vaccine changes every year so you will have a multitude of different ones Does this help - What's the Difference between B-Cells and...

Look up info on B and T cells They are different to the 5/6 months of active antibodies

Here in the UK the Government is either overtly or covertly liking that the double jabbed are then getting covid because they get it without being hospitalised and end up with a more robust immunity to all the covid variants We must remember that the current vaccine is designed to repel the...

What is the procedure for covid diabetes? Medics here in the UK have no idea what to do about it The usual support groups are not relevant where the person has no weight or diet issues Is every other country at a loss with this?

The only people in the UK going into hospital are those over 40 who CHOSE not to be vaccinated We have been told by our experts in the UK that we will have to live with this virus for the short. medium and long term no matter what the infection rates For those who have a supressed immune system...

How would it? We in the UK already have slightly rising infections which ARE NOT leading to hospitalisations and deaths

The R number used to be worrisome in the UK but is not anymore - in fact it never gets mentioned now by Government