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Covid Vaccine Doesn't Offer Any More Protective Immunity Than Contracting The Virus Itself, According To New Study

We were told for a long time that the coronavirus vaccine was our best shot at providing protection from contracting the virus. However, a new study suggests that you get just as much, if not more, protection by catching the Covid infection.

By Gina Florio2 min read
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We spent the better part of the last 3 years being on lockdown, seeing small businesses closed down, and being forced to wear a mask everywhere we go. It's only really in the last year that things have gotten back to "normal." When the coronavirus vaccine was first released, we were told by politicians, experts, and even celebrities that getting the shot was the best way to protect ourselves from Covid, or worse, death by Covid. We were even told that getting the vaccine was also the best way to protect others from contracting the virus. As the months go on and more and more information is revealed, we're realizing that we were right all along—and that nearly everything we were told was a lie.