If you got the first two shots that trained your immune system, then the booster should not give a person any side effects. Right?
Just my thoughts, but it seems to me that our immune system cannot see the malevolent mRNA from the injection because it's hidden in a lipid nanoparticle. So when you take the booster, it once again invades your cells and forces them to produce a spike protein which then forces your immune system to attack those cells. So people are just poisoning themselves without any benefit?
It is my understanding that if an unknown virus enters the body and hijacks your cells to replicate itself, your immune system mounts a response, destroys the threat, then remembers the virus. So the next time that virus enters the body, it will be eradicated before it can enter a cell.
But in the case of the injection, the immune system doesn't have a chance to stop the mRNA from invading the cells.
Just my thoughts, but it seems to me that our immune system cannot see the malevolent mRNA from the injection because it's hidden in a lipid nanoparticle. So when you take the booster, it once again invades your cells and forces them to produce a spike protein which then forces your immune system to attack those cells. So people are just poisoning themselves without any benefit?
It is my understanding that if an unknown virus enters the body and hijacks your cells to replicate itself, your immune system mounts a response, destroys the threat, then remembers the virus. So the next time that virus enters the body, it will be eradicated before it can enter a cell.
But in the case of the injection, the immune system doesn't have a chance to stop the mRNA from invading the cells.



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