To do or not
to vaccinate
against
COVID-19?

• The virus

  • How it works

  • The virus approaches the cell.

  • Spikes the virus into the cell

  • Virus RNA enters the cell

  • The cell produces virus

  • Consequences of Covid-19 

  • 2% die

  • 5% are hooked up to the ventilator

  • Post-covid syndrome

    • Chronic fatigue syndrome

    • Prolonged dyspnoea/cough

    • Impaired lung function, fibrosis

    • Chest pain

    • Heart palpitations

    • Heart muscle inflammation

    • Joint pain

    • Cognitive disorders

    • Memory

    • Concentration

    • Depression

    • Muscle pain

    • Headache

    • Hair loss

    • Sleep problems

    • Damage to other organs

    • Inflammatory processes

    • Lack of odour

  • Possible serious illnesses

    • Dementia

    • Guillain-Barré syndrome

    • Diabetes mellitus

    • Oncology

• Types of people

  • Proponents of the conspiracy theory

  • Chipping

  • 5G towers

  • The golden billion

  • Anti-vaccinationists

  • Against all vaccines

    • Better to get sick naturally

    • No need to inject chemo

  • Side-effects

    • Thrombosis

    • Fatal outcome

  • Ordinary people

  • Infopositive people

  • Vaccinated

  • Heightened level of self-importance

    • A splash of moralizing

    • All the unvaccinated are conspiracy theory buffs

  • Mild case of disease

  • The system benefits from living people

    • Paying taxes

    • An unvaccinated country is an incubator for new strains

• The vaccine

  • How it works

  • Only the spikes from the virus are left behind

    • No RNA in the spikes

  • Sent them to the adenovirus

    • Adenovirus causes common SARS

    • Turned off adenovirus's ability to reproduce

    • Use it as a vehicle

  • Cell produces spikes

  • Antibodies destroy foreign particles (spikes)

  • Trains cellular immunity

    • Cellular immunity

    • Т

      • T lymphocytes sweep the cell

    • Б

      • Instructors

      • Educate antibodies for a specific target

      • Become memory cells

      • Retrain antibodies in case of virus modification

    • Antibodies recognise new strain more quickly

    • More antibodies

    • More chance of responding to the virus

    • Therefore first vaccines are also effective for new strains

  • Side effects of vaccination

  • Fever

  • Chills

  • Muscle ache

  • Headache

  • Pain at injection site

  • Older generation has an easier time with vaccination

    • Weak immune response

  • Risk of thrombosis

    • 0.0034% of vaccine

    • 4% of covid

    • 0.000072% fatal

  • Effectiveness

  • Reduces risk of hospitalization

    • 1 dose by 75%

    • 2 dose by 94%

  • Phase trial publications available 

  • Approved

    • State

    • WHO