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@Robinredbreast Thanks for that link, I was not being sarcastic in any way it was a genuine question arising from my own ponderings on the ethical connotations associated with the vaccine.
For me at the moment is the question of is the Oxford vaccine a live vaccine more pertinent and as I am on a relatively high dosage of steroids that if it is a live vaccine should I take it or would I even be offered it.
Things are very confused.
These Covid vaccines are literally experimental in that they have been passed under emergency rules not the normal years of trials that would normally apply to stuff like this.All new medicines and vaccinations are experimental, if people didn't volunteer or have some faith,, vaccines couldn't be used and I wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for Insulin............. just to add, it's sensible to be a little cautious, I am, but I would rather have it.
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Considering obesity is a pre existing condition, high blood pressure,Once again mixed messages from the government,. One minute it's panic stations re this new variant which allegedly spreads up to 70% more efficiently and also concern shown about the South African variant which allegedly is affecting more younger people but hey ho the schools are set to throw their doors open come January! Where is the emoji for confused?!?!
Also found the below interesting. Not quite sure what to make of it -
388 under 60 with no underlying health conditions died of Covid in UK (msn.com)
Considering obesity is a pre existing condition, high blood pressure,
Either of which affect a significant proportion of people in the UK, I suspect finding people without at least one pre existing condition over the age of 50 would be hard.
I can't find a list of what counts as a pre existing condition in this context either.
Obesity 29%
High blood pressure 30+%
If alcohol works in hand gel scenarios then alcohol surely needs gargling with because this thing lives in your throat.
Monkey Shoulder triple speyside blended malt of three top Speyside whiskies£ 23 quid Morrisons or an American bourbon called Makers Mark available in Morrisons for twenty quid and very easy and smooth to drink at 45% abv or your whisky of choice at 40% and above is worth a gargle each evening surley.
If not do a Trump. His idea was bleaches and disinfectants that worked in a petri dish on a lab work surface must be great it kills the virus but it was a crackpot idea but .... with possibilities.
TCP is a very powerful disinfectant which is basically phenolic acid which you can gargle with with a little water ... I drink it neat .... just enough to flood my throat after washing it around my mouth .... worth thinking about no?
Considering obesity is a pre existing condition, high blood pressure,
Either of which affect a significant proportion of people in the UK, I suspect finding people without at least one pre existing condition over the age of 50 would be hard.
I can't find a list of what counts as a pre existing condition in this context either.
Obesity 29%
High blood pressure 30+%
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