I just went by your numbers of 730 out of 58,000. That comes out to be 1.26%. Actually, the ratio is 1 in 79.5. I'm sure its much higher than that. For example VAERS reports on the adverse reactions due to vaccination and it is estimated that only about 1% of the people report their adverse reaction.
I've been reading your numbers as well. One report was 4 to 8 times the adverse reaction over other standard vaccines. The problem is really in the reporting. Again, if only 1% of the people with adverse reactions are coming forward, OMG, the actual numbers has to be horrifying.
I just went by your numbers of 730 out of 58,000. That comes out to be 1.26%. Actually, the ratio is 1 in 79.5. I'm sure its much higher than that. For example VAERS reports on the adverse reactions due to vaccination and it is estimated that only about 1% of the people report their adverse reaction.
I've been reading your numbers as well. One report was 4 to 8 times the adverse reaction over other standard vaccines. The problem is really in the reporting. Again, if only 1% of the people with adverse reactions are coming forward, OMG, the actual numbers has to be horrifying.
I'd think only the most severe adverse reactions ever get reported. Mild reactions get no mention, subside on their own or with OTC meds.
I'd think only the most severe adverse reactions ever get reported. Mild reactions get no mention, subside on their own or with OTC meds.
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