What kind of advice can you give the people that have taken the vax for whatever reason?
They need to be paying attention to their symptoms for sure.
I mean, you have to pay attention to leg pain, swelling, chest pain, signs and symptoms.
People need an evaluation.
The same thing is true for headaches.
We know that COVID, the respiratory illness, is a risk.
We know the vaccine is almost a super-loaded risk.
for cardiovascular, neurological, immunological, and hematological abnormalities.
I think there is a cumulative risk here, Gene.
That is, you know, shot one, shot two, get the respiratory illness, have shot three,
keep loading the body with the Wuhan spike protein.
It's almost certainly going to be cumulative.
So, if you've had COVID and you've had a booster or two and you get COVID, you should stop.
Is that right what you're saying?
Don't take another booster.
Right. The vaccines are not treatment. Remember, what saves people's lives is early treatment.
It prevents hospitalizations and death. The vaccines don't have that claim. The FDA has
never granted the vaccines the claim that they reduce hospitalizations or deaths.