Is Natural Immunity more effective ?

According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data, COVID-19 “cases” have
trended downward since peaking during the ¦rst and second week of January 2021. At
¦rst glance, this decline appears to be occurring in tandem with the rollout of COVID
shots. However, “cases” were on the decline before a meaningful number of people had
been vaccinated

COVID-19 “cases” peaked January 8, 2021, when more than 300,000 new positive test
results were recorded on a daily basis. By February 21, that had declined to a daily new
case count of 55,000

COVID-19 gene modi¦cation injections were granted emergency use authorization at the
end of December 2020, and by February 21, only 5.9% of American adults had been fully
injected with two doses. Despite such a low injection rate, new “cases” had declined by
82%

The best explanation for a declining COVID-19 case rate appears to be natural immunity
from previous infections. A study by the National Institutes of Health suggests COVID-19
prevalence was 4.8 times higher than previously thought, thanks to undiagnosed
infection

The survivability of COVID-19 outside of nursing homes is 99.74%. If you’re under the age
of 40, your chance of surviving a bout of COVID-19 is 99.99%. You can’t really improve
your chances of surviving beyond that, so COVID shots cannot realistically end the
pandemic

 
Read the full analysis by Dr. Mercola