Loading ...COVID Vaccines Show No Signs of Harming Fertility or Sexual Function — THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF WHAT SOME EXPERTS ARE SAYING
It is important to know what is being said on both sides of this argument. While many distinguished scientists (Malone, McCullough, Cole, Yeardon, Bossche etc etc etc) have referenced massive miscarriage rates (80%) in the first trimester and unknown long-term issues, this article says it’s smooth sailing and ends with the following statement: “All of the experts had the same take-home message: the key to protecting against the reproductive and sexual effects of COVID-19 is to get vaccinated.”
These are two diametrically opposed points of view — is this scientific debate or is someone lying?
The future of humanity depends on whether pregnant women are safe………..
ANOTHER article – same topic
Why Reports Of Menstrual Changes After COVID Vaccine Are Tough To Study
They argument against vaccination is really just avoiding risk. What can possibly be known about long term effects in the short term? Furthermore, to be in the group with the least risk is the safe bet and has the more stable outcome. In the future (next few years) will you be more likely to regret the risks you took today or the risks you didn’t take? Considering the fact that reproduction, the next generation, is in question here, any risk of not taking the vaccine is worth it. We owe it to our children’s children not to take risks with their future. It’s a simple decision if you just look at it from a risk standpoint.
Excellent Point Tim
Yes there is risk of a bad outcome if you are infected but as Worldometer shows “Serious” Cases are less than 1% of diagnosed cases….so thats your “Known” risk
The Vaxx confers a myriad of “Unknown” Risks
I wouldn’t take this particular vax because it doesn’t work. If we were facing the bubonic plague and the vax didn’t work, I wouldn’t take it either, but especially not for the flu!