If You Are Forced To Get a Vaccine, Here’s How Long You Should Wait

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Bill Sardi explains at LewRockwell.com why, if you absolutely must get a vaccine, you should try to hold out for July 2021. He writes (abridged):

There is a reason why vaccine makers and bought-off politicians are racing to vaccinate 100 million Americans by July 4^th.  If prior population studies are any indication, by July 2021 it is likely a safer and more effective vaccine than RNA vaccines (Pfizer/Moderna) will be revealed in a large-group placebo vs inoculum study taking place in Canada.

If you are in torment over whether to vaccinate against COVID-19 or not, or forced to mull over vaccination because your employer demands you submit to immunization as a condition of employment, hold on, at least till July 2021, when the results of a major vaccine study will likely be revealed.  Though existing data is so compelling one would wonder why anyone fearful of COVID19 would hesitate to undergo immunization immediately.

A major drawback of the RNA vaccines now being pushed upon wary Americans is that they pose the problem of antibody dependent enhancement (ADE) – – your own antibodies attack your lungs and other internal organs.  ADE is usually a delayed reaction.  And ADE is beginning to occur among vaccinated populations.  ADE strikes younger populations. According to some reports, vaccine-induced antibodies against COVID-19 are not providing lasting immunity.

More than 96% of all individuals infected with COVID-19 get well on their own, without vaccines.

Still, even with a safe and effective vaccine, all vaccines rely on an intact functioning immune system.  The objective for those individuals who have been immunized with an RNA virus is to normalize their immune response.  Certain essential nutrients are required to thwart the development of ADE if you are among the millions who have already been vaccinated with an RNA virus.  That is the topic of my next report.

By Bill Sardi at LewRockwell.com