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To: golfer72 who wrote (5512)	9/8/2024 12:42:16 PM
From: Valuepro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5933

I was induced to get vaxxed, against my will, by my adult children who live out of state. They threatened they would never visit home while their mother and I remained unvaccinated. I took the first Moderna vaxx before discovering the link between the vaxx and Myocardits/Pericarditis. Those who have had these infections are at increased risk for having them again. As I was once hospitalized for a suspected heart attack at age 43, ultimately diagnosed as Pericarditis, I refused further Covid vaxxes. Fortunately, my children understood and were accepting of this. My wife had two shots by demand of her employer, but they never followed-up concerning boosters, do she didn't have any. Unlike our children, many friends, and acquaintances who lined-up for all Covid shots and boosters, my wife and I have never had Covid. And this is despite not changing our social and shopping habits to avoid exposure. Dumb luck? I don't thinks so. We take vitamin E supplements, avoid sugar and processed foods, and get plenty of exercise. Good, basic health and nutrition habits that should be more widely adapted. "You are what you eat." theidioms.com VP in AZ Many years ago I was diagnosed with chronic Lyme disease. At that time, my doctor urged me to supplement with vitamin E, as most all people with chronic infections test low on this infection-fighting vitamin. So, yes, you can take over-the-counter pills to suppress chances for infection. Zinc and Cuercetin help too, as does vitamin C.

To: golfer72 who wrote (5512)	9/8/2024 5:53:39 PM
From: ig	5 Recommendations Recommended By Hugh Bett jazzlover2 Paul Smith SirWalterRalegh Valuepro Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5933

My wife pleaded with me to refuse the vax. Until Covid, I'd been taking yearly flu shots for a decade or so. I was also resigned to keeping up with the usual vax schedule for seniors -- shingles, pneumonia, etc. But she red-pilled me. In particular, she referred me to Dr. Peter McCullough, where I learned there were serious unknowns to consider. Too many unknowns for me. So I held off on vaxxing and started digging into "the science' that was obviously being shoved down our throats. It didn't take long for me to start stashing IVM and making it available to family and friends.