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India showed the world ivermectin, zinc and doxycycline kits helped reduce spreading. Then the Delta variant “came from migrant workers. Still, the India rate of infections has a new trajectory, with the 10 day average nowhere resembling a spike.
There is something to learn from India and the immune systems of Indians.
Various sources (link cited) of Delta speculations:
“Vaccinated people may be less likely to catch Covid (at least for a few months until it wears off) but when vaccinated people do get infected the viral loads are pretty much the same as when unvaccinated people do. In other words, fully vaccinated people can still be dangerous to the people around them. And if they fly in without quarantine, they can bring outbreaks and new mutants too. So much for the freedom jabs. Though, in fairness, at the moment, they still offer some freedom from hospital, just not freedom from masks, quarantines, and restrictions.
Vaccination clearly isn’t going to stop the spread, eliminate the virus, or do a lot to protect your loved ones or work colleagues. It makes it hard for companies to justify mandatory vaccination “for the greater good”. The question, “Would you sit next to an unvaccinated person” isn’t quite the loaded probe it was. And you can always reply: “Would you work with someone who was Vitamin D Deficient“? I mean really, they are defenceless.
When will companies set up mass Vitamin D testing and free supplements?
A couple of weeks ago the Israeli data suggested only 16% of people were still protected from infection six months after vaccination. Presumably Governments will argue that vaccines still reduce the burden on the health care system but new mutations may render that moot too…”
Fully vaccinated can be just as infectious as unvaxed (What’s the point of a Vax Passport?)
[The United States media is deliberately and loyally ignorant of the benefits of Ziverdo kits.]
[Where are these folks going with this?]
“As the highly transmissible Delta variant spreads rapidly nationwide, the U.S. has ‘two weapons’to mitigate the outbreak, according to One Medical Regional Medical Director Dr. Natasha Bhuyan.
“We have two key weapons in fighting this virus: one is masks, the other is vaccines,” Dr. Natasha Bhuyan told Yahoo Finance Live. “If we can get our vaccination rates up, we will be able to slow down the spread of the virus. But until then, it’s important that even people who are fully vaccinated continue to wear a mask in indoor public settings.”
“The Delta variant, which was first identified in India, has now spread to more than 132 countries and is as contagious as chickenpox, according to an internal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) document. The contagious strain now accounts for more than 80% of new coronavirus infections in the U.S. as the seven-day average of new confirmed cases has soared 150% in the past two weeks…”
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changed its mask guidelines Tuesday for people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, citing new information about the ability of the delta variant to spread by those who have been vaccinated.
The CDC is now recommending that vaccinated people wear masks indoors again in parts of the U.S. where the coronavirus is surging and that everyone in K-12 schools wear masks, regardless of vaccination status.
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said the high transmissibility of the delta variant is behind the agency’s change in guidelines.
RELATED: New CDC mask guidelines: Vaccinated should mask indoors, as should K-12 schools
“Unlike the alpha variant that we had back in May, where we didn’t believe that if you were vaccinated you could transmit further – this is different now with the delta variant. And we’re seeing that now, infection is possible if you (have been vaccinated and) are a rare breakthrough infection, that you can transmit further, which is the reason for the change,” she said.
[Yet India is not panicking anymore…]
IMPORTANT GRAPHS
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/india/
India Ministry of Health