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Feb 12, 2021: on twitter: 𝙳𝚛 𝙿𝚞𝚗𝚊𝚖 𝙺𝚛𝚒𝚜𝚑𝚊𝚗 @DrPunamKrishan · Feb 11 Fact: Vaccine side effects are better than getting COVID. I’ve had patients decline the vaccine due to fear of side effects Yes, the vaccine can make you feel a bit groggy (achey arm, headache, fever) but these are transient & a sign that your immune system is responding well. Howard Griffiths @HowardGriffiths Replying to @DrPunamKrishan We are looking for reassurance...Our 78 year old father had his Oxford AstraZeneca 1st jab 27th January. He has been extremely tired ever since. He has numerous medical conditions & very low platelets but normally active. He seems to be fading. 18 days on is this normal? Folded hands  ==================  @JohnKeith53 · Feb 14 Replying to @DrPunamKrishan My wife and I both had the Astrazeneca vaccine on Friday. Little reaction in me, slight headache, but my wife said she got the shivers and felt very cold in the night. She is convinced she had Covid last Febru

  The Second COVID-19 Shot Is a Rude Reawakening for Immune Cells Side effects are just a sign that protection is kicking in as it should. ================== In our attempt to contain one virus, we silenced several others. I wrote about this year's bizarre flu season—our quietest in years—and what it could mean for our future. 1/4 Science The Pandemic Broke the Flu This winter has been an extraordinarily quiet flu season. Scientists aren’t sure the silence will last.that protection is kicking in as it should. Katherine J. Wu February 2, 2021  See also:  https://mywellnessnotes.blogspot.com/2021/02/interview-with-prof-dolores-cahill.html

We hear a lot in the news and social media about climate change. I will list here various articles about it. Sources that help us understand it: Want to Fight Climate Change? Stop Believing These Myths In Mark Jaccard’s new book, The Citizen’s Guide to Climate Success, he argues that the key is to stop obsessing about notions like peak oil.