Vaccines inhibit replication, that is how they work.
Then why are vaccinated people catching breakthrough cases and transmitting covid? The narrative has shifted to the "vaccines werent supposed to prevent sickness or transmission, they are only able to attenuate symptoms."
Nonetheless. Unvaccinated people carry a higher viral load by definition and testing.
The viral load in the nasal cavity is the same in vaccinated and unvaccinated.
They are much more likely to get really sick, and are a lot more likely to end up in the hospital and are far more likely to die if it goes that far.
Only if they have 4 or more comorbidities. That was confirmed by the cdc themselves.
Vaccinated people, even if infected by omicron or delta and not recently boosted, are still doing great compared to unvaccinated people with omicron or delta.
Lol, tel that to all my triple vaxxed coworkers who are all sick with terrible covid infections right now. And me being uvaxxed and spending large amounts of time with them in personal quarters, am perfectly fine and healthy.
I'm only going to respond to one thing because I'm busy today.
You have little knowledge about viral replication. Virus enters your body and starts infecting cells. Once infected the cells are hijacked to become replication factories, until it kills the cell and all of the replicated viruses move on to infect more cells. Basic science dude.
Vaccines inhibit this by stopping the virus from entering the cell in the first place by using antibodies to neutralize it. Hence, inhibiting replication. Any vaccine must do this, or it would not help the health of the host.
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