empeebee
Bluelighter
Hi all,
Long time blah, blah, blah..
So, Covid-19 vaccinations are grown in bio-reactors not chemically manufactured. By causing the immune system to identify the virus and stimulating T-cell response, the body effectively goes to war against the virus (if I have it right - please correct me if I am wrong) thereby reducing the probability of the virus causing life-threatening, serious consequences, even though the vaccine recipient may still become infected and able to transmit the virus to others.
My question then; could the immune system mis-identify the virus causing a mistaken over-supply of T-cells which could then require treatment via T-Cell suppressants to prevent T-Cells from going to war against the cells we need? I.e. causing leukaemia or similar cancers?
If so, would the T-Cell suppressants reduce the efficacy of the vaccine?
Thanks for your reply.
Empeebee.
Long time blah, blah, blah..
So, Covid-19 vaccinations are grown in bio-reactors not chemically manufactured. By causing the immune system to identify the virus and stimulating T-cell response, the body effectively goes to war against the virus (if I have it right - please correct me if I am wrong) thereby reducing the probability of the virus causing life-threatening, serious consequences, even though the vaccine recipient may still become infected and able to transmit the virus to others.
My question then; could the immune system mis-identify the virus causing a mistaken over-supply of T-cells which could then require treatment via T-Cell suppressants to prevent T-Cells from going to war against the cells we need? I.e. causing leukaemia or similar cancers?
If so, would the T-Cell suppressants reduce the efficacy of the vaccine?
Thanks for your reply.
Empeebee.