#28

In this thread: people not understanding influenza or vaccinations

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#29

Get filled with brain control toxins??? No chance mate

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#30

Bet she was in agony by spring

#31

3 days off you say? Hmm.

#32

My mother basically doesn’t believe in germs or medicine. She thinks all illness is caused by “negative thinking” or not taking 20 vitamin pills a day. I pretty much ignore everything she ever says on the topic of health.

#33

The flu vaccine is incredibly ineffective (it’s a money-making scheme which is why it’s so aggressively marketed).

There are loads of different flu bugs and big pharma basically takes a guess at which one is gonna be doing the rounds next winter and creates a vaccine which probably won’t even work, and at worst might give you a dose of the flu.

If it were me I personally wouldn’t bother getting it.

#34

Yes. I have flu atm. It is shite.

#35

i’m not eligible for a free jab but have paid for one a couple of times.

flu is horrible, and even if not 100% effective the jab reduces the chance of getting flu. also reduces the chance of my mother getting flu and then getting pneumonia again if i’m less likely to bring it into the house

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#36

flu vaccine doesn’t contain live virus so can’t give you flu

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#37

“Some people have cold-like symptoms, including a mild fever, sniffles, headache, runny nose, sore throat, cough and muscle aches for a day or two after getting the flu jab.”

Not my words, the words of the NHS.

#38

that’s not flu. you can’t be infected with flu from the vaccine

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#39

if it was free and convenient then yeah why not, something to tell the grandkids about

#40

OK - It’s not flu, it just happens to be an illness with every conceivable flu-like symptom, which lasts for days and comes on fast after getting the flu shot.

#41

it’s generally mild and unlike flu, not infectious

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#42

Of course it’s not infectious :wink:

Keep on believing what they tell you.

#43

It’s ignorant scaremongering like this that means measles and mumps outbreaks are now commonplace in the UK. Give it a rest.

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#44

Not it’s not. It’s unchecked immigration that means measles/mumps/polio/TB outbreaks happen. Everyone else is already immunised.

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2007/may/27/health.medicineandhealth

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#46

probably best to ignore this one 'til they go away.

#47

Oh maybe. Just assumed tbh