Alternating arms for each COVID jab increases antibodies. Next time, get the injection in your head because you'd need your head examined to keep taking these death shots!
This is the state of SCIENCE™️ today. They are GUESSING that different lymph nodes are activated at each shot so MAYBE that's why. And we're talking 954 people in total studied!
Remember that when a baby or toddler gets vaccinated now, so many jabs are administered at the same visit (most of them being multi-dose vials with 3, 4, 5 or 7 vaccines in one syringe), they have to use multiple limbs anyway. Oftentimes requiring the assistance of the parent and other staff to hold the baby down while they administer the poisons into their arms and legs. See the image below from Australia’s “Immunisation” Handbook:
And this video which I personally find very difficult to watch so don’t click on it if you are not feeling up to it. But realise that it was the parent in this case who actually took this video and uploaded it - like it was a birthday party or first step. The idea makes me sick, TBH.
No evidence of increased effectiveness…or effectiveness full stop!
There have been many studies showing that administering multiple vaccines either in one dose or at one time may reduce the ‘efficacy’ (a misnomer since no vaccine can provide true immunity, which is why boosters are a great business model but a terrible path to wellness) of all the administered jabs.
But somehow, based on the observation of 954 jabbed people, the geniuses at Oregon Health & Science University did antibody testing (remember, antibodies don’t indicate immunity - just exposure) and found that those who got 2 doses of the COVID jab early in the scamdemic had higher levels of antibodies than those who got the jab in the same arm.
They postulate this could be because different lymph nodes are activated by administration in different arms.
They must be using the same branch of SCIENCE™️ to make this determination as the one that claimed the jab stays where it is injected and never travels through the body. Yeah, right, pull the other one, Jack!
The only interesting thing to come out of this article is that the time frame for the persistence of antibodies was only 13 months. So even if you still believe in the myth that antibodies are good and will help prevent infection, you are taking a HUGE risk for virtually no benefit. Except to pHarma, the mainstream medical community and the owned politicians and media - all of whom benefit in a major way!
