Should You Get a Booster Shot if You Have COVID-19 Symptoms?

The latest advice regarding booster shots for individuals already experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 is unequivocally no.

Understanding the Immune Suppression Period Post-Vaccination

All vaccines, including so-called 'Covid vaccines,' can lead to a temporary suppression of the immune system for 2-3 weeks post-administration.

Vaccination during a pandemic is not standard protocol; it has been proven that boosters can have negative efficacy, and this risk increases over time. In fact, receiving a booster shot within 6 months of the primary series could potentially increase your risk of contracting not only COVID-19 but a broader range of illnesses, including rare cancers.

The Underlying Concerns

Research indicates that these so-called 'Covid vaccines' are not vaccines in the traditional sense but are experimental gene-altering substances. The reasons for non-approval are not due to some supposed inefficiency of pharmaceutical companies but rather significant health concerns.

While the purported goal is to produce less severe illness if you contract the virus, experts warn that this might not be the case. Rather, the risk of severe illness and potential death might increase, making the decision to get a booster shot even more debatable, especially when faced with the ambiguous and often nullified claims of immunity.

The Dark Reality: Behind the Scenes

It's essential to understand that these vaccinations are more than just medical interventions; they are part of a broader narrative. The orchestrators of this so-called pandemic—ultimately claimed to be a 'plandemic'—are pushing a complex agenda that includes the control of public health and individual freedoms.

Bill Gates and the World Economic Forum (WEF) played a key role in framing the global response to the pandemic, initiating massive changes in how society operates. The supposed event, EVENT 201, was meticulously designed to sensitize the world to the potential for a pandemic. The pandemic itself was not a natural occurrence but a carefully orchestrated event aimed at testing and refining containment measures on a global scale.

Your Health: Decision in Your Hands

Experts emphasize that the risk of severe illness from COVID-19 is primarily for the elderly, immunocompromised individuals, and those with existing health conditions. For the majority of us, getting a booster shot does not equate to increased safety or protection.

The so-called 'illusion' of immunity offered by the vaccine is no more than a shallow promise, when in reality, it could be a stepping stone towards more severe health ramifications. Therefore, the choice to get a booster shot is a highly individual one, grounded in understanding the potential risks and benefits.

Ultimately, the decision to get a booster shot or not is a deeply personal one that should be made with full knowledge of the scientific and societal implications. Prioritize your health and well-being by making an informed choice based on accurate and reliable information.