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Volunteers???

According to AstraZeneca, there was a vaccine trial for volunteers around the same time I had mine? When I got there I had not been told what I was going to be given. I had not agreed to a trial either.

[See https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2020-05-22-oxford-covid-19-vaccine-begin-phase-iiiii-human-trials]

I don’t want to volunteer for a third unknown injection and I don’t want more saline without professional consolutation on the short and long term effects and if there is something I should do before having it. I.e. Have an abnormally low salt intake for a few days or something. Like just drink water for 48 hours or something.

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Headache, Nausea and High Blood Pressure – Vaccine

I had the headache and loss of concentration after vaccine. Others have had the nausea and even high blood pressure. Luckly I did not have to drive to the vaccine appointment!

Looking into this in more detail it would appear that these are symptoms of saline injection. So you could have had these symptoms with a placebo injection used as part of a study, not just the vaccine? The headache could be caused by a slight increase in intracranial pressure (ICP). Could lead to mild brain damage? <- That’s one of the things I’m not happy about. Does this also mean that too higher salt levels in foods could lead to brain-related problems too? However, in that context, the salts would go through the digestive system.

I am not a fan of saline injection. Could depend on the individual’s current blood sodium levels?

There are different types of saline and different salt concentrations.

Hypertonic Saline that was used in a study in the 1950’s caused psychiatric problems for 4 out of 5 people. I can’t find the study now but it is probably caused as described by this more recent study. As it suggests in the article below, the quantity/concentration matters.

[See https://cjasn.asnjournals.org/content/2/6/1110]

Sodium Cloride Saline is the more common saline used for flushing eyes and wounds.

God knows what is used in the vaccine.

Could the headache/sicky feeling be a response flag for other health issues? Kidney problems? Too higher sodium diet?

COVID-19 and Omicron are not useful in the long term. Saline is not useful to humans in the vaccine for (hopefully) the short-term.

I think these questions are a sign of how little consultation we have from NHS.

There is a suggestion of clinical trials using just saline without the vaccine, although this could be true; it is not allowed without the patient accepting a clinical trial. This would likely include that they could be injected with either but will not be told which, but must have agreed in writing prior to the study. To do it without consultation is a violation of our human rights. But it could have been done illegally because. The current fashion in the UK is to not respect anyone and violate all rights whenever it suits the government or authority. (Non-human rights countries are not protected from the law. Nor is the UK because it is ignored.)

Weights and measures:

Which is worse a mistake with the saline or getting COVID-19/Omicron? Not actually sure it depends if the saline causes perminate or temporary damage? 🙁

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One Shot Coronavirus Jab

The one-shot differs from AstraZeneca. Where I previously wrote about the AZ shot not affecting mRNA. The new one-shot jab being developed by other firms does affect mRNA and does genetically modify humans. This is because a different type of virus is used. This jab will continue to produce enzymes. In the past, there have been long term negative effects from different enzymes in the human body that are not a normal part of our evaluation. These negative effects are hard to measure except over the passage of time.

[See https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-12-09/could-a-one-shot-coronavirus-vaccine-protect-you-from-all-variants?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB]

Note that RNA enzymes can replicate themselves. I don’t know if that is what the AZ jab might have released. Unlikely though.

For example:

An example of a dangerous enzyme is a prion (misfolded protein) one variant of which caused the CJD brain disease. The effects took a long time to mature in the body but with devastating effects.

[See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creutzfeldt%E2%80%93Jakob_disease and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variant_Creutzfeldt%E2%80%93Jakob_disease]

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Just to Target Any Stray Law Abiders

If travelling to the EU in a Great British vehicle. The vehicle must now show UK and not the GB sticker. Any GB stickers must be removed for EU travel as of 21 Sep 2021.

[See https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/brexit-uk-cars-id-cards-b1929256.html]

Why? Because life is hard and the government try to make it impossible with a ‘rebranding’ of the former ‘Great Britain’ to the ‘United Kingdom’.

On an aside:

Some EU citizens in the UK may not have passports to return home, as this was not a requirement under EU rules (for countries that have ID cards) prior to the hopeless Brexit; and also UK citizens getting stuck in the EU. If this is the case it is probably best to contact your country’s embassy in the UK. This may also be the case for GB/UK citizens in EU countries. In this case, you will need to contact the British embassy in the country that you are in. Good luck, try not to lose hope.

The UK and Irish citizens are covered under the ‘Common Travel Area’ which is an agreement between the United Kingdom, Ireland and Euro-Brexit agreement. This helps to allow travel over the North/South border for businesses and families. After all, it is seen as one island from space.

[See https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland/entry-requirements]

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AstraZeneca Transparent with Problems What of Pfizer?

Where problems have been found due to the ‘clustering’ effect for some AstraZeneca subjects. Have Pfizer been as open about any issues they may have had? Would the vaccine from AstraZeneca affect results in those that then go on to have Pfizer vaccine after?

Did we get to choose between the two? NO!

Having had one and seemingly been OK, having another brand surely increases the chance of complications? No, I’m not first inline thanks.

When given the choice to have the vaccine, I was given the choice to have AstraZeneca or not have the vaccine. I have lost faith in the NHS. They dictate to us but actually don’t know what they are talking about.

I would rather have one complication from AstraZeneca that have two different complications from different ones. I cannot rule out undetected complications that could occur later on in life from these. I’m glad AstraZeneca has been open about these issues even if it is caused a need for payouts for those affected. Thanks again for not hiding the issues.

https://www.gov.uk/vaccine-damage-payment

I am concerned about the potential for internal clots that could form and block various parts of the body causing seemly random minor body malfunctions. Obviously, these can turn into major issues like clots in the heart causing death. This apparently only seems to have affected those with low platelets (see article below).

https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/news/astrazenecas-covid-19-vaccine-ema-finds-possible-link-very-rare-cases-unusual-blood-clots-low-blood