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does natural immunity change over time?
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does natural immunity change over time?
I know someone who was just diagnosed with COVID for at least the third time, if not 4th time, over the last 2-3 ears and they claim to have never been jabbed. No reason to think they would be lying about the jab. Assuming no jab ever, doesn’t natural immunity make a situation like this highly unlikely? Or is it that some people just have weak natural immunity system and will always be susceptible to newer variants as they move through a population?
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Yes natural immunity changes over time as memory B and T cells become exhausted. Many last for years but because they are specific to antigens they don’t always recognize a new variant of a pathogen. Not a doctor so grain of salt. Most of what I have learned about viruses and immunity has been obtained from DrBeen Medical Lectures.
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agreed
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My understanding is SARS2 is mutating to immune escape (get you sick again) @ unnatural speeds that can likley only be done in a GoF laboratory settings.
Influenza strains generaly takes 20 years mutate immune escape to re-infect.
SARS2 Variants are one-off lab chimeras, they go extinct after a few months.
All the wastewater surveillance tests for spike proteins only. The spike protein from a SARS2 infection before omicron could transfect the DNA, making cells spike factories.
Same for the ΨMRNA C19 Torjan Horse “vaccine”, it still uses Wuhan Original Recipe Spike
https://x.com/S1_be_BioWeapon/status/1804680312133488671
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Suggest watching Christine Stabell-Ben’s TED talk. Explains why some people are particularly vulnerable to infection. 8Jan2019.
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Will definitely watch that. Much appreciation to all on this forum.
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