10-10-2021, 09:49 PM
TomK,
And before you cry foul because I didn't provide a link to my statements regarding OAS, I'll provide one of the many early scientific articles that brought this possibility forward. Now, since the vaccine is definitely NOW known to not have good longevity, the possiblity remains that the vaccine might trigger covid19 based OAS within its recipients and boosters might not even work, going forward, or they may work but without them a vaccine based OAS might place vaccine recipients at higher risk for covid19 complications without boosters. We don't know, yet. We may be getting some data within the next month or so that will indicate one way or another what the potential is leaning towards.
OAS is a negative form of repertoire freeze.
In would encourage anyone to research the topic of repertoire freeze and it's forms and not rely simply on the following article.
Page 32 for natural occurance of OAS and page 33 for vaccine induced OAC can be found within the following link.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7566192/
And before you cry foul because I didn't provide a link to my statements regarding OAS, I'll provide one of the many early scientific articles that brought this possibility forward. Now, since the vaccine is definitely NOW known to not have good longevity, the possiblity remains that the vaccine might trigger covid19 based OAS within its recipients and boosters might not even work, going forward, or they may work but without them a vaccine based OAS might place vaccine recipients at higher risk for covid19 complications without boosters. We don't know, yet. We may be getting some data within the next month or so that will indicate one way or another what the potential is leaning towards.
OAS is a negative form of repertoire freeze.
In would encourage anyone to research the topic of repertoire freeze and it's forms and not rely simply on the following article.
Page 32 for natural occurance of OAS and page 33 for vaccine induced OAC can be found within the following link.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7566192/