The Biggest Public Health Threat Is Not a Virus but a Weakened Immune System

The Biggest Public Health Threat Is Not a Virus but a Weakened Immune System
B-cell white blood cell, type of lymphocyte produce antibody molecules. B cell is humoral immunity component of the immune system producing antibodies, protect against pathogens: bacteria, viruses. By Corona Borealis Studio/Shutterstock
Carla Peeters
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growing list of scientific studies have now shown that immunity following natural infection provides durable protection often far better than immunity following Covid-19 vaccination. Several governments focus on mandated vaccination. However natural immunity and a strong immune system are what are really needed to build full protection and a healthier population.

In most Western countries, vulnerable people and high-risk groups have been vaccinated with one of the four “Emergency Use Authorization” (EUA) Covid-19 vaccines. Remarkably, in the countries with the highest vaccination coverage (Israel, Iceland and England), we observe high numbers of positive tests.

Positive tests are called infections or cases, even though that may or may not be true (e.g., a PCR test may not distinguish between an active infection or a previous infection).

Carla Peeters
Carla Peeters
Author
Carla Peeters is founder and managing director of COBALA Good Care Feels Better. She obtained a Ph.D. in Immunology from the Medical Faculty of Utrecht, studied Molecular Sciences at Wageningen University and Research, and followed a four-year course in Higher Nature Scientific Education with a specialization in medical laboratory diagnostics and research. She studied at various business schools including London Business School, INSEAD, and Nyenrode Business School.
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