‘Negative Efficacy’ Should Have Stopped COVID Vaccine Recommendations In Their Tracks

Over the last three years, scientists have used evolutionary theory to define and explain the path of SARS-CoV-2. Realistically, the negative efficacy should have stopped COVID vaccine recommendations in their tracks.

Several health agencies throughout the world have recently approved and are aggressively promoting another COVID booster shot, which is intended to improve the vaccine's efficacy against a COVD-19 infection.

Numerous studies, however, have concluded that boosters do not make a substantial difference in protection, particularly against reinfection. According to the most recent research, vaccine efficacy against the coronavirus can even go into the negatives after only a few months.

What Does Negative Efficacy Mean?

Numerous studies (read below) have shown that COVID vaccination efficacy decreases rapidly over time.

Even though the official narrative for COVID-19 vaccines now only focuses its efficacy in reducing ICU admission and death rates, it actuall...

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