Kawhisexual wrote:
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The vast majority of "adverse reactions" reported are those that have been well-communicated by health professionals as normal side effects of any vaccine - headaches, muscle aches, that sort of thing. The very few adverse reactions that might be considered serious by a rational reader (ie. cardiovascular) are extremely rare. Those "concerning" cardio adverse events occurred in less than 250 confirmed cases out of all the vaccines administered worldwide. And only 1 of them was reported in a child. These reactions are also reported by patients themselves, in many cases, so your mileage in terms of "seriousness" may vary.
I suspect you might want to send that link to someone with an epi background and let them help you understand it better.
In short, what you have linked to does not support your position that vaccines are dangerous and the risks outweigh the benefits. It's no surprise that you're confused, if you're not accepting the majority scientific opinion and instead are trying to do your own research without knowing how to do it properly.
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