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EMA warned frequent boosters could lead to “problems with immune response” · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, this is Jason and you're listening to the slippery slope.
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  So I want to get into this article straight away, and it
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  really confirms what a lot of people already knew already know
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  have concerns about a lot of people get ignored about it.
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  When they raise their concerns, this article here, the title is
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  TGA confirms First cases of my card though.
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  Itís linked to booster shots and its way Frank Chung Goes on
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  saying, this article Australia's medical regulator has confirmed
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  First cases of rare heart inflammation after booster
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  vaccines. I love the fact.
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  They every time they talk about my carditis or pericarditis and
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  it's got to do with the vaccines, they always always
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  have to add in the word rare, no matter how many times it
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  happens. It's still rare.
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  As of January 9, there have been six reported six reports of
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  life, been myocarditis for after fires and to Dorner and 12
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  reports of likely a pericarditis 10 after fires, and to, after
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  moderna, after a third, or booster dose of the covid-19
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  vaccine according to the therapeutic Goods administration
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  at TGI the TGA is monitoring the safety of booster vaccine.
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  Doses in adults, the regulator said, it is not expected that
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  the types of side effects will be different to first and second
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  vaccine doses, based on the V of clinical trials and observations
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  from a Regulators overseas were more aware.
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  More booster. Doses have been given, isn't it?
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  Funny? I read all these articles and
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  you really, you realize that we really are just the lab rats for
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  these vaccines, you know, any other time.
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  And I understand they've been working on this vast Central
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  while but they still would have gone through a longer process
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  and what a lot more testing, but there are so quick to roll it
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  out. Basically just being
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  field-tested, they just testing them out in the field.
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  That's all it is panting. I going on so myocarditis or
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  inflammation of the heart muscle and pericarditis or, which is
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  inflammation of the lining around the heart, a serious but
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  rare, it's always rare but serious, but rare side effects,
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  the site associated with mRNA vaccines.
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  Don't you don't? You want to have that rare, that
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  rare side? Effect that affects your heart,
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  you know they're one organ of one organ in your body that you
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  can't live without oh my goodness.
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  Anyway, according to the TGA myocarditis which is described
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  as very rare. How many times you want to put
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  it inside? Ankle is reported in one in
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  about one to two out of every 100,000 people who received fisa
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  and two to three out of 100,000 who received moderna.
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  But it is more calm, but it is more common.
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  After the second dose in teenage boys at 12 cases per 100,000 for
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  fires and 17 per 100,000 for moderna and young men under 30.
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  Now, I did an article, I did a podcast, sorry about this, all
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  last year towards the end of last year, and it was exactly
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  this how some countries had actually stopped the use of
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  these of these vaccines within younger people.
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  People under 30 and teenage, boys, especially and yet
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  Australia is just pushing ahead with it.
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  Anyway, even though we can see there's all these issues coming
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  up with these heart conditions and destroy a lie, still and
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  we're pushing ahead for it with young children to look really
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  young. And even though, even though you
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  see the doctors on TV in Australia here, anyway, talking
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  about how it's very unlikely for young children to have any
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  serious. With with covid-19 and yet they
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  still insist. They still insist on giving them
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  a vaccine. So it goes on to say and
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  psychical to January 9 2022. We have received approximately
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  950 reports of suspected Adverse Events identified after a third
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  or booster shot, the TGA said. So this is including a small
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  number of cases of myocarditis and pericarditis the most common
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  Adverse Events. Ported to the TGA follow
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  following a booster dose are swollen, lymph, nodes headache,
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  fatigue muscle pain, and fever, swollen lymph, nodes are a
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  normal and known side effect, the vaccines and occurs when the
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  immune system is stimulated and we're scene and were seen in the
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  clinical trials. Sorry now the TGA says, it's
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  also received about 3,000 reports of adverse reactions
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  after vaccination in Children and adolescents The most
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  commonly reported reactions in 12 to 17 year.
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  Olds are the chest pain headache.
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  Dizziness nausea and fever, so reports of more serious effects.
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  Following vaccination and children in the US were
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  extremely rare with 100 report. 100 reports from 8.7 million
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  vaccine doses, the most common were fever vomiting in some
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  cases seizure. Wow, okay, importantly, My card
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  I just was also very rare in this age group, with the leaven
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  confirm reports from over 8 million doses.
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  These were all mild cases. The TGA is closely monitoring
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  adverse event reports in this age group and will communicate
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  any safety issues if they arise but they are rising.
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  Okay. So, so now this all comes after
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  Australia's chief medical officer.
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  Paul Kelly said, a fourth booster dose was on the card.
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  So they're already as far as I know, we've only just starting
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  to roll out the that first booster shot.
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  Okay. They call it the third booster,
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  but it's actually the first booster because you had your two
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  shots and then you had your booster, which is the first
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  booster. And now what they're calling the
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  fourth booster, which is in reality, it's actually the
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  second booster. So they're already talking about
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  giving another booster shot. So Professor Kelly's of the
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  government's, Dean Advisory Group the a Target that call it
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  would absolutely consider the possibility.
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  And it's argues continuing to meet weekly and they will
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  absolutely deliberate on 4th or subsequent doses.
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  So, not just not just a fourth shot But continuing on with
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  Boost shots throughout the throughout the year and then I
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  assume once your 12 months is up, you have to go and get your
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  double dose again. Is that, is that the way it's
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  going to work, you're going to be getting like four, five
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  doses, every year. So going on inside, tickle
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  scissor, Earlier this month, Israel began became the first
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  country to begin rolling out a fourth dose of the vaccine
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  Denmark and Chile have also begun rolling out a second
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  booster to people with risk of serious illness.
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  However, their this, this is the key point which, which I think
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  really raises issues with this whole booster program and this
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  line here it says however there is growing push back to boosters
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  including from the World Health. The noise ation, you know, those
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  guys, The Who and European medicines agency known as EMA.
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  So last week the EMA said that there was still no data, no data
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  supporting the need for a fourth dose and warned frequent
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  boosters could lead to problems with immune response.
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  I'll read that again the EMA said there was still no data.
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  Porting the need for a fourth dose and warned frequent
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  boosters could lead to problems with immune response.
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  That that's ridiculous. How many times we told to trust
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  the science, and listen to the scientists.
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  And yet these scientists are telling the telling people
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  telling other scientists say, you know, we need to hold back
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  on the, on the booster shots. We can't just be giving our
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  booster shots, their might, and be as good as you think they
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  are. And they just don't seem to be
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  listening to the other scientists.
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  So we only listen to the science, is that some scientists
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  tell us that they want us to listen to those.
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  I want to see it's very confusing.
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  It goes on to say so the ma is going to say that while use of
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  additional boosters can be part of contingency plans repeated
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  vaccinations with in short intervals, would not represent a
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  sustainable long-term strategy, EMA vaccine strategy.
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  Chief Marco Cavalieri said at a media briefing.
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  According to Reuters boosters can be done once or maybe twice,
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  but it's not something that we can think.
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  Think should be repeated constantly that came as who
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  warned a vaccination strategy based on repeated booster dose
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  based on repeated booster doses of the original vaccine,
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  composition is unlikely to be appropriate or sustainable.
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  So that's what the who was warning.
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  And yet we're still pushing ahead with boosters, we've got
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  our doctors here in Australia. Still pushing ahead with
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  boosters That's ridiculous. Absolutely just, it's disgusting
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  now. Oldest, and then it leads with
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  sorry. This article ends with this.
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  This last paragraph here, Pfizer, chief, executive Elbert,
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  Warrior. Last week said two doses of its
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  current covid-19 vaccine so this is fisa.
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  So he's saying that two doses of the current Pfizer vaccine offer
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  very limited protection. If any against the The Omicron
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  variant while three doses offer reasonable protection against
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  hospitalization and deaths. Fires of themselves are saying
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  the two doses of his current covid-19 vaccine offer very
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  limited protection. If any if any against the covid
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  variant and we're still believing the lies that come out
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  of the doctor's mouths here in Australia, people, we need to
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  start questioning things more. I'm not anti science, not even
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  anti-vaccine but these people don't really know what they're
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  talking about. It would seem and they don't
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  listen to other scientists and the problem is we're not even
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  allowed to question anything anymore.
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  Stop questioning, stop pushing back course.
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  This is all my opinion. We need to question things a lot
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  more. And push back.
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  Thanks for listening to the slippery slope.