News Roundup | Study Shows Infected Covid-19 Patients Have Effective and Possibly Long-Term Immunity

Story 1 | Study Led by Fred Hutch & Emory Investigators Shows SARS-CoV-2 Infected Patients Have Broad, Effective & Possibly Long-Term Immunity

A sophisticated team of researchers operating at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and Emory University suggest that transcending the COVID-19 pandemic necessitates what they refer to as “long-lived immunity to SARS-CoV-2.” Leading a longitudinal study involving 254 COVID-19 patients over an eight-month period, the study team observed what they referred to as “durable broad-based immune responses” in those mild-to-moderate COVID-19 patients.

Story 2 | Vaccination Crisis or False Alarm in Israel? 90% of COVID-19 Patients Fully Vaccinated

Israel led the pandemic as an organized, prepared, and aligned population that accepted an aggressive, methodical, and overall successful effort leading to one of the most vaccinated populations against SARS-CoV-2, the virus behind COVID-19. But with the delta variant came breakthrough infections. That is, individuals who were fully vaccinated became infected anyway.

[VinodSingh]

I have made several comments on this channel regarding Ivermectin. I am sharing my own story from India. We have joint family of 11 members staying in a two storey house with ample space. On 1 st August 2021 one of our member developed fever. As COVID cases in India has touched bottom we were not so worried. On 3rd of August we consulted a doctor. On 4th the fever started to worsen.... All our adult members started taking IVERMECTIN.... Soon test was done and unfortunately it was Delta variant.... Then after from 6th of August one bye one we all started to develop symptoms... Most common was fever and loss of smell and taste. Fortunately no was admitted to hospital.... We all are doing well now including my 1 and half year old daughter. I hope government from all over the world starts to take Ivermectin seriously. 🙏🙏

[SusanneCape]

I had Covid, am on the wrong side of 60 and have half a lung, so high risk. I was working within 12 hours, taste took a little longer to normalise, but I definitely tasted and enjoyed a curry on Day 2. That was 8 months ago. I have since been in close contact with 3 families who had Covid, and it did not affect me at all. I hugged and kissed them. Never got sick - immune system is awesome.

[paullake]

Those who have been vaccinated are spreading the variants, especially the delta variant.

[zimmer]

Thanks Adrian, for your hard work and brilliant enlightening videos.

[bettyh]

After all my years, peer review means the peers must like you. Good luck on the peer review.

[calikush]

This is why I dont listen to doctors on the news & only listen to independent doctors. Somebody telling me vaccine immunity is better than natural immunity is a big red flag

[neecy]

Keep reporting, it's greatly appreciated! Thank you!

[groovehog]

Just had the antibody test. Positive for antibodies nine months after having Covid. Feel like a champ!!

[WarpedSpeed]

Sorry but if I cannot make money off of it, it cannot be true

[traceylok]

I had covid at the beginning of lockdown here in the UK so that's nearly a year and a half and I still have antibodies.

[bwatchnu]

Hold the phone.. wait.. did he say 55% were male & 45% were female?!?.. throw'n my hands up then.. they didn't test all genders.. that study can't be accurate.. 😂

[Innerblisshealingspace]

Aw! thank you for this information. It is strange these days that billions are spent for research just to tell us “what is already known”

[andymullarx]

Think about it like this. If somebody had the virus with no benefit of vaccine prevention or early effective treatments like monoclonal antibodies and beat it while it was a brand new pathogen to their immune system then it just stands to reason that those people should only have better results in subsequent exposures since their system goes right to work fighting it as a familiar foe without having the figure out what it is while the virus is busy replicating as it did the first time around, The exception to that would be a mutation that would be very much different from earlier versions but I'm not aware of any such variants that fit that description yet even though the media is framing delta that way and the vaccine rollout is likely to force the virus to create variants to try to defeat the vaccines.

[dr.julia-heyakarcic]

Thank you for sharing links to articles.

[elxero]

Because doing more of what didn't work is always the order of the day lol

[michaelgallagher]

👍 Now I just need to convince my employer, who requires anyone without the COVID shot to wear masks in the office. At least they backed off on the weekly COVID testing.

[calmaeiluminacion]

You are a hero for putting all this unbiassed information to the public to wake up

[andrewkrolikiewicz]

IMMUNE MEMORY DOES NOT HAVE " HALF LIFE ". THIS IS IMMUNE M E M O R Y. IT LASTS TOR LIFETIME AS PROVEN BY NUMEROUS STUDIES ALREADY. ANDREW K. MD

[lizzyflip]

I had covid twice .. second time not as bad! Upped my vit d k2 from 5000 to 55000 daily and kicked butt! #nevervax

[edwinhermanson]

Where is the LIVE Debate on whether this vaccine is safe and effective or actually HARMFUL ?