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AlexanderMagno
1 minute ago, Economy said:

I suspect the reaction effects for each unit of the vaccine dont happen proportionally in a linear fashion. Almost nothing medical seems to

 

Like when u reach a threshold for an immune response u got it... a higher amount of spike proteins to fight off would require more antibodies but i assume double the dose doesnt equal double the reaction, and triple the dose would increase the reaction in a proportional basis even less so... at least thats what would make sense to me

 

Lets ask a doctor tho to weigh on this tho as im hardly an expert :ladyhaha: @AlexanderMagno

Thanks for the call :kara:

 

Well, from our experience so far, yes you are right @Economy, taking 10 doses of the vaccine won't make your antibodies go 10x higher than one single dose, just like it won't make side effects 10x worse.

 

Immune system is a door you need to be strong enough to open. Once it's totally opened, you don't really need to apply any more strength, it will be a waste of your own energy.

This actually explains why vaccines are not 100% effective: some people have bigger thresholds than others. It's just one person's genetics and physiology. People with a small threshold may still activate a few individual cells of the immune system with the vaccine, but won't be enough to "completely open the door" and create an effective systemic immune response.

However, this is not as linear as it sounds (if it sounds like that lol). For example, autoimmune diseases can be explained by this same threshold, that once reached will create a serious of positive feedbacks and an exaggerated response. Obviously, this is not the case for vaccines! (let's not find excuses for the antivax movement)

 

Someone taking more doses than they should in one day is not extraordinary, it might actually be more common than we think... Just doesn't happen on purpose.

The vaccine is distributed in little bottles, and each bottle contains several doses (most of the times 10, sometimes more depending on the brand). When nurses prepare the shot, they take a small amount of liquid from the bottle and mix it with saline solution. Sometimes, mistakes happen, and a nurse ends up taking the whole bottle to the syringe and gives it to a person. 10 doses in a single take. I've seen it happen three times, and it has been reported around the world. Most of the times nothing happens to the person who took that many doses by mistake, and if they have any side effects they are as bad as they would be for a single dose (the three people I've seen taking a whole bottle of doses didn't have any side effects actually). 

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PartySick
51 minutes ago, Economy said:

I suspect the reaction effects for each unit of the vaccine dont happen proportionally in a linear fashion. Almost nothing medical seems to

 

Like when u reach a threshold for an immune response u got it... a higher amount of spike proteins to fight off would require more antibodies but i assume double the dose doesnt equal double the reaction, and triple the dose would increase the reaction in a proportional basis even less so... at least thats what would make sense to me

 

Lets ask a doctor tho to weigh on this tho as im hardly an expert :ladyhaha: @AlexanderMagno

Yeah 'cause the vaccine is simply a blueprint to teach your body how to make antibodies to combat covid. There's no real active medicine in it so I can't imagine having more blueprints would do anything? :huh:

I am interested in the answer too though :hor:

Oop the answer's been posted already :giveup:

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PartySick
13 minutes ago, AlexanderMagno said:

Thanks for the call :kara:

 

Well, from our experience so far, yes you are right @Economy, taking 10 doses of the vaccine won't make your antibodies go 10x higher than one single dose, just like it won't make side effects 10x worse.

 

Immune system is a door you need to be strong enough to open. Once it's totally opened, you don't really need to apply any more strength, it will be a waste of your own energy.

This actually explains why vaccines are not 100% effective: some people have bigger thresholds than others. It's just one person's genetics and physiology. People with a small threshold may still activate a few individual cells of the immune system with the vaccine, but won't be enough to "completely open the door" and create an effective systemic immune response.

However, this is not as linear as it sounds (if it sounds like that lol). For example, autoimmune diseases can be explained by this same threshold, that once reached will create a serious of positive feedbacks and an exaggerated response. Obviously, this is not the case for vaccines! (let's not find excuses for the antivax movement)

 

Someone taking more doses than they should in one day is not extraordinary, it might actually be more common than we think... Just doesn't happen on purpose.

The vaccine is distributed in little bottles, and each bottle contains several doses (most of the times 10, sometimes more depending on the brand). When nurses prepare the shot, they take a small amount of liquid from the bottle and mix it with saline solution. Sometimes, mistakes happen, and a nurse ends up taking the whole bottle to the syringe and gives it to a person. 10 doses in a single take. I've seen it happen three times, and it has been reported around the world. Most of the times nothing happens to the person who took that many doses by mistake, and if they have any side effects they are as bad as they would be for a single dose (the three people I've seen taking a whole bottle of doses didn't have any side effects actually). 

Interesting :flutter:

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monstertoronto

“…up to 10 times in one day on behalf of other people”. What kind of assholes go to this length to commit medical fraud to pretend they had a shot but really didn’t. I hope they get arrested for some kind of crime.  

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12 hours ago, Economy said:

I suspect the reaction effects for each unit of the vaccine dont happen proportionally in a linear fashion. Almost nothing medical seems to

 

Like when u reach a threshold for an immune response u got it... a higher amount of spike proteins to fight off would require more antibodies but i assume double the dose doesnt equal double the reaction, and triple the dose would increase the reaction in a proportional basis even less so... at least thats what would make sense to me

 

Lets ask a doctor tho to weigh on this tho as im hardly an expert :ladyhaha: @AlexanderMagno

I think that if he took that shots within few minutes it's gonna be okay. Idk

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