This seems to be a misunderstanding of how vaccines work - I've had other people say "I want my immune system to be strong so I don't want to take vaccines". Vaccines give your immune system an early exposure to a virus - in attenuated or modified form so it's not dangerous - so all they are doing is giving your immune system a head start in an experience of a particular virus. They don't persist in your body, only the immune response to the virus persists. Your immune system is able to react to the presence of the real virus faster, which means shorter/no symptoms in most cases.
In all the history of vaccines there have never been long term health effects determined. Bad things either happen quickly, or they don't happen (source - Norman Swan, Coronacast). mRNA is a new type of vaccine you say? Well, yes, in terms of mass vaccination. But mRNA vaccines have been around and in clinical trials and R&D since about 1990, with no long-term adverse effects recorded.
All correct Ant.
I assumed people understood this already but obviously not. Funny.
Yes, vaccines just expose us to a piece of the virus that stimulates our anti body production to that molecule , which then also attacks the real virus when it presents because it shares the same molecule.
In other words, a tiny bit of exposure programmes us to deal with the real thing later in life.
As you say correctly, the vaccine does not remain in our body at all, but the programmed immune response does.
What a very very clever medical break through that we did not have in the dark ages. People then would have given anything to be vaccinated against the things they and their loved ones died of.
Those who want to live in the dark ages are very welcome to go back.
I really thought everyone understood this. Why don't people get such a simple thing?
I think maybe basic medical info needs to be provided in school curriculums rather than learning an obscure language.
