Flu shots

[SFRL]

What are your opinions on flu shots? 

Are they good or bad and why? 

[Michael569]

nice way to increase quarterly revenue for pharma companies producing them

 

 

Edited November 8, 2018 by Michael569

[SFRL]

6 hours ago, Michael569 said:

nice way to increase quarterly revenue for pharma companies producing them

 

 

That's exactly what I thought. When doctors highly recommend a fly shot or any other medical method I get very suspicious. 

I get the sense that they or at least the hospital is making commission or something off it. 

[Michael569]

32 minutes ago, SFRL said:

I get the sense that they or at least the hospital is making commission or something off it. 

I think the same but with this, we get into realm of conspiracies, which is what the whole immunization is entangled with. Take a good care of yourself and you'll probably be less likely to contract flu than people who get shots every year and get the virus nevertheless. 

[outlandish]

They average around 30-40% effective, something like that. Might not sound good, but when you're talking about vulnerable populations like the elderly, or health care providers, it saves lives.

[Hellspeed]

Colloidal Silver is cheaper and infinite times more effective without side-effects,