James Doogue

Now we learn taking common medications to reduce common vaccine side effects, reduces the vaccine effectiveness. This is something the vaccine producers, FDA, TGA and others should have known before approval of the vaccines. How many billions of dollars were wasted, and have gone to the coffers of Big Pharma and all those involved in the vaccine distribution chain?

When the vaccines were released we were told they were very effective and very safe. We were told that once the bulk of the population, (usually estimated back then as 80% double dosed), were vaccinated, we'd be able to put the pandemic and all related restrictions behind us.

The government told us to trust their best health advice. If we questioned the efficacy or safety of the Covid-19 vaccines we were labelled anti-vaxers.

The mainstream media self censored anything which called the vaccines into question, or suggested there were other treatments available to prevent Covid-19 infection. In fact they went out of their way to mock well qualified medical practitioners and researchers who warned against the Covid-19 vaccines being mandated, especially for children or who told us there were other preventative treatments against Covid-19.

Social media platforms simply deleted or censored any information which did not support Covid-19 vaccinations.

Our health authorities banned Doctors from prescribing safe, readily available drugs 'off-label', to help prevent Covid-19.

Yet since the vaccines were released more than 12 months ago, we've discovered the politicians and health authorities were wrong in many areas.

- Serious adverse events such as blood clots, pericarditis and myocarditis are much more common than anticipated.

- The effectiveness of the vaccines in preventing infection and reducing transmission is much lower than anticipated and wanes rapidly over just a few months.

- The claim that being vaccinated against Covid-19 will keep you out of hospital or the ICU is clearly false. Whether it reduces your chances of same, is still out with the jury.

- To reach a level of effectiveness much lower than originally touted, we need not two doses, but three, or even four doses. Maybe more. We know so little, the number of jabs needed is still to be determined - as is how effective they may be.

And so we turn to the latest Covid-19 vaccine revelation. In vaccine trials headaches were reported as an adverse event in more than half the subjects above the age of 12 years. https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/advice-for-providers/clinical-guidance/adverse-events

Naturally you'd expect the vaccine producers and our health authorities to consider how to treat adverse reactions and to discover whether such treatments might impact in the efficacy of the vaccines.

The government health department does state, 'If you have any common side effects that are bothering you, you can take pain medication. A simple painkiller like paracetamol or ibuprofen might be right for you.'

Though it's noted, 'Australia’s health department advises people not to take paracetamol or ibuprofen before getting a Covid jab.' However, it says pain relievers can be taken to manage side effects afterwards. https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/2021/07/covid-19-vaccination-side-effects-you-might-have-after-your-vaccination-easy-read.docx

But again, the 'best health advice' we've been told to accept without question has been wrong again, as this recent study concludes.

'Taking paracetamol, ibuprofen or aspirin straight after getting jabbed may reduce the body’s immune response to vaccinations, including for Covid-19, significant new research suggests.

The University of Sydney study found that taking these common pain medications immediately before or after getting vaccinated could reduce their effectiveness.'

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/shock-finding-on-taking-painkillers-after-vaccine/news-story/ee70f41524bc4ba02da1baa157f68c3e

"So if they’re taken within six to eight hours of the vaccine being administered there appears to be this reduced effect on the immune response to the vaccine."

Is it any wonder the public has lost faith in health authorities and politicians?

Side note:

I thought this finding from the study were interesting:

'Another significant finding was that aspirin may be a therapeutic option for tuberculosis, which is a major problem in developing countries.'

Watch this space. If it goes the way of other effective, cheap and readily available drugs able to be used off label, expect aspirin to be banned for treating TB!

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