EZRA LEVANT | A CDC study says natural immunity is better than vaccines, so why are they still acting like Pfizer salesmen?
It used to be people who were unvaccinated and who didn’t have COVID were had a higher rate of infection and hospitalization. But when the new variant made its debut, if you had natural immunity — or as they put it, if you survived a previous infection — you were actually less likely to get the virus than someone who was vaccinated. GUEST: Mocha Bezirgan
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It used to be people who were unvaccinated and who didn’t have COVID were had a higher rate of infection and hospitalization. But when the new variant made its debut, if you had natural immunity — or as they put it, if you survived a previous infection — you were actually less likely to get the virus than someone who was vaccinated. GUEST: Mocha Bezirgan