Do they EVER get the vaccine right?
It’s like throwing darts.
Colloidal silver. Works on viruses.
“Do they EVER get the vaccine right?
It’s like throwing darts.”
It IS like throwing darts. They have to choose which flu type they expect up to two years before you get your shot, to account for production time for the huge amount of vaccine needed. They look at potential candidates, mostly in China, and guess which one will be a problem two years later. They can’t really wait until an outbreak of a specific type because by the time they can make enough vaccine for it, the outbreak is already finished. Since most strains of flu share some peptides, the best they can usually hope for is a partial immunity that reduces the severity of an infection.