Posted by linkadge on February 4, 2021, at 7:11:24
In reply to Re: Who has gotten a Covid Vaccine Experiences?, posted by alexandra_k on February 2, 2021, at 13:30:13
>So the idea isn't that vaccinations CAUSE >disease or disorder...
>But the vaccination could serve as a stimulus or >trigger for a pre-existing susceptibility...
>And one way of viewing it is that that is a very >very very rare situation.
Exactly. There are huge differences in genetics which (some day) may explain why some people react certain ways to certain things.
Most people can eat peanuts just fine. Some people have an anaphylactic reaction to peanuts and die. However, this is rare and is not a reason to ban or avoid peanuts entirely. Most people who have a reaction can take epinephrine and recover just fine. The peanuts did not cause the autoimmune disorder - they triggered it. In fact some studies show that early life exposure to peanuts actually reduces the risk of later reactions. Yes, peanuts caused the reaction, but they did not cause the susceptibility to the reaction. In other words, peanuts weren't the cause, they were the trigger in susceptible individuals. What is causing the rise in peanut allergies? Who knows. But there are a kazillion more industrial chemicals in our bodies than there were a few decades ago. Any one of them could be the reason.
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