In this report, I look at the persistence of adverse reactions to COVID vaccines. Government and mass media narratives state that adverse effects are transient and short lived.
However, the Israeli Government commissioned an investigation of vaccine adverse effects following the introduction of a new vaccine reporting system in Israel. The results of this investigation were reported to the Israeli Government, who proceeded to cover up the findings, however the a video of the results was leaked by the researchers themselves.
They found that in 50% of the reported cases the adverse reactions persisted for more than 6 months.
They also found that there was a strong causal relationship between the vaccines and these adverse reactions - proven by a technique called "re-challenge". Rechallenge means that with each new dose there was a resurgence of the adverse reactions - i.e. when re-exposed ("rechallenged") to the same toxic stimulus, the same toxic reactions reemerged. This is the strongest possible proof that the vaccines are causally related to the subsequent reactions.
Prompted by the Israeli findings, I decided to reexamine VAERS in order to assess the degree of persistence of adverse reactions. Like many others, I had previously assumed that most of the adverse reactions were short lived.
So I decided to investigate.
Taking just the month of January 2021, I identified 44,046 reports where adverse reactions had begun in January 2021.
Next, I wanted to find out how long these reactions had persisted.
Each report has a REPORT DATE. Reports were submitted throughout 2021 for injuries that began in January. And each of these reports stated whether the person had recovered or not.
The results are contained in a table which I have published on the howbad.info website at -
https://howbad.info/notrecovered.pdf
I found that 3553 reports submitted from June to December of 2021 were for injuries that began in January, but were still NOT RECOVERED.
In terms of percentages, if 44,046 people had an adverse reaction that began in January 2021, but 3553 people were still not recovered after 6 months, that's 8% or 1 in 12 not recovered.
Of course, I only looked at data up until December 2021. If I look at 2022 data, I will most likely find that there are reports of people injured in January 2021 who are STILL not recovered, even to this day. And this will obviously raise the percentage above 8%.
Its worth remembering that ANY adverse reaction that persists for months, even if it is as small as a headache, inflammation or pain, if it persists this long then it will be debilitating, and it will have a significant impact upon the quality of life.
Long term adverse reactions may be thought of as disabilities, since they reduce ones capacity in every arena of life - work, study, social, sport - everything.
Disability IS a permanent (long-term) adverse reaction. Previously I had looked at the frequency of disability following COVID vaccinations - see
https://howbad.info/states.html
https://howbad.info/international.html
https://howbad.info/nation-o-cide.pdf
https://howbad.info/nationocidep2.pdf
https://howbad.info/curiousbelgium2.pdf
I suppose we should not be surprised that something that causes death or permanent disability in many, will also cause long-term adverse reactions in others. In fact, if we all share a broadly similar physiology, then this would be expected.
