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Originally Posted by Hugh

I showed my brother-in-law your post - he has 36 years post-doctoral experience in pharmaceutical, vaccine, and biosimilar research, development, & production, and has worked for Pfizer, Teva, and other very large multi-national Pharma/Biosimilar companies (he is currently a Senior Vice-President Strategic Development for a $65 billion market capital biotechnology company in the USA).

He said "that’s an interesting viewpoint - obviously disproves the multiple years of research involving hundreds of thousands of test cases, and the decades of evidence involving hundreds of millions of doses given to patients..."

You sure he's not your brother?

Look, I'm not making it up. The flu vaccine has on three occasions reacted with me such that within two days I went sown with flu symptoms. In all the years bar three when I haven't taken the jab, I've not contracted flu or had similar symptoms.

Maybe your b-i-l can explain that - because I'd like to know.



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Originally Posted by Damien

The fact it keeps happening surely suggests a reaction to the jab itself which I why I mentioned asking about it. It is unlikely you caught a different strain of the flu just after the jab each time but even more unlikely you caught the flu from the vaccine itself, the virus inside it can't replicate.

3/3? I've been jabbed for the usual travel type stuff and never suffered any symptoms of anything.

Just the flu jab.