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Originally Posted by 6oclockshadow
What are your thoughts on fully vaccinated hospitalizations? In my state of MA aprox. 1/3 of covid patients in hospital are fully vaxed. We have very high vaccinated rates, here. In the Republic of Ireland, 30% of ICU patients are fully vaccinated, as of today. These numbers seem very high to me, but no one's talking about them.
Very interesting you talk about fresh air and being outside--WHY isn't the CDC telling us this?
From RTE--
"To keep yourself and your family safe please continue to regularly wash your hands, wear a mask when appropriate, open windows and ventilate indoor spaces, and choose outdoors where possible for meeting others." --RoI DoH
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Fully vaccinated hospitalizations will continue to increase. The virus will mutate to increase cell entry and because of the virus' long latency period, the vaccine won't have much of an effect on decreasing infection rates. Once the spike proteins change, the vaccine will be similar to the influenza vaccine where they try to guess what mutations are coming. The
most effective influenza vaccine the last five years was 49% effective.
The vaccine will give you a huge jump start in IgG and IgA production compared to someone who is not vaccinated and has never had COVID. That is why the vaccine reduces hospitalizations and deaths so much more than being unvaccinated. The viral load goes up so fast in unvaccinated people that some have a difficult time keeping up with fucosylated antibody production.
Everyone will eventually get COVID. You will die or you will live. Controlling your environment of what you eat and do will play a big part on how you handle the virus. Oxidative stress levels must be kept at a minimum.