I received my first dose of the Moderna Vaccination, and my 2nd shot is due next month. I was told it's a good idea to drink lots of water, beforehand, to reduce the side effects. I experienced a sore arm, at the injection site, and a dull headache with light headedness. I took some Tylenol and I was fine after resting. Thanks for sharing this informative Vaccine comparison!
I got first Moderna vaccine 3 days ago. Sore arm.. Fatgue 3 days . I still encourage others to get a vaccine. I lost 3 cousins in summer 2020 and a lonesome painful death is not worth not being vaccinated. I'm still grieving and thankful for this opportunity.
I’m a soon to become a 78 year old male. I’ve had both doses of the Phizer vaccine. The only side effect I had was a really sore injection site the day after the 2nd dose. My wife has had both doses of the Phizer vaccine and had no side effects at all.
Appreciate your explanation! I had 1st injection on February 2 in New Orleans. Moderna vaccine. Age 77. Somewhat sore around injection area, not bad. Soreness started about 6 hours after injection and faded away by afternoon of the next day. Careful to sleep with that arm up. Tried to move that muscle and shoulder joint frequently. A nurse friend said to "do several chicken wings each hour" -- and I did, plus more. 2nd Moderna injection is scheduled for March 2. I take a lot of Vitamin D -- blood level around 80 in American numbers. I hope that helps. . .
But the best one to distribute to remote places are JnJ and Novavax! Novavax uses a more traditional method as oppose to mRNA.True, mRNA is faster to engineer, but long term data is not present since it is a first of its kind to be approved. But in the end, if you have no choice, go with any vaccine. If you do have a choice, of course go with a traditional, tested tried and true rather than new technology. At least that is my opinion.
I’m getting Pfizer for first dose. And sorry it’s my body so I will get Pfizer for second dose or I will be finished at one dose. Initially they said no mixing and now they say it’s ok because it’s convienent for them.
@@garyl3802 That is scary for them to say it is OK to mix. Seems like as time progresses and things are getting desperate, they are willing to recommend things they would otherwise not think of in--an otherwise--normal period in time.
I got the first Pfizer vaccine. Had severe sore arm for the first day, reduced substantially the next day and was gone on the 3rd day. No other side effects that I can recall except felt a bit nauseas the day I got the vaccine. I am now 6 days after the vaccine and will get my 2nd dose in 15 days. Fingers crossed. I'm still following CDC guidelines of double masking and social distancing. I suggest all of you do so as well. Good luck.
There is a video on side effect like that to the vaccin on the Scishow channel. Those ''symptoms'' could be proof that you had Covid before, showing that your body was equipped to fight it. Usualy people get those after the 2d dose
We have had multiple death to covid in people in my area that were fully vaxxed with Pfizer. My Aunt died withing 30 hours of the Pfizer Vax. She could not breath and her lungs filled. We got no answers from the doc who recommended it.
Thank you Doctor for such a thorough and clear video. I thought/heard the Pfeizer one is the most effective against these new strains. Can you tell us if there is truth to that? To me it seems that Novavax is the best one since it has proven effectiveness against the South African variant despite the low success rate.
We haven't seen the full data on Novavax. Johnson and Johnson appears to be relatively effective as does Pfizer in some real world data recently released. That doesn't mean that Moderna isn't effective as I'm sure they are working on studies as well. We need real world data, not lab data, to determine how impactful the variants will really be on the vaccine effectiveness.
@@LouisKrennMD Thanks for the answer. As a commoner I would have no choice but to take whatever is available but I still feel like Novavax has the best potential for being effective against all variants because it's already proven some significant effectiveness against the South African variant, even if it's just lab results, and is being developed in multiple countries. Also I don't understand why they're only focusing on the spike protein if that's the thing that is mutating right now. It seems like a shortcut they took to quickly develop a vaccine that simply can't keep up with all these new variants.
@@LouisKrennMD I had the Novavax vaccine back in November via a trial. My ex and my girlfriend were also on the trial. Incredibly, we all got the vaccine. They have been unblinded. The side effects were low. Sore arm was the worst problem. However, I totally agree with your conclusion, take whatever you are offered. All that really matters is that you are immune from a severe case. It doesn't matter if you are a little ill!
@@zeropointpower I’m gonna be 100% honest about my experience. I got the shot at around 3pm. The shot didn’t hurt any more than your seasonal flu shot, but the injection wasn’t super great because the volume of the vaccine was kind of high. No big deal though. The site held us for about 20 minutes before releasing us to make sure we had access to EMS in case of a reaction. All was good so I headed home. Around 8pm, I began to feel a little strange. Nothing crazy, just a little fatigued. At around 10pm, I was running a fever of about 100.2. My joints felt stiff, but I had also been in the car for several hours waiting for the vaccine so I attributed it to that. I feel FREEZING COLD as a result of the fever and had aggressive chills, so I took some Tylenol. The Tylenol was effective in stopping the chills. I didn’t sleep very well the first night and was up at 6:30am, which is about 2 hours earlier than usual, and I felt AWFUL. I literally felt like I had the flu. Fever, chills, body aches, headache, etc. I took a nap that afternoon and felt slightly better when I woke up. Still running a slight fever, but closer to 99 than 100. I went to bed, crashed HARD and got incredible sleep and woke up feeling totally normal. My arm is still sore to the touch, but it’s seriously not bad at all, it just feels like a bruise. My parents were given both doses of the Moderna, my sister-in-law received the Pfizer and my wife and I both got the J&J. The Moderna has mild side effects if any for my parents the first time. The second dose was hard on my parents for 2 days, especially my dad. My sister in law had no side effects aside from injection site soreness and a bad headache after the second dose. My wife had virtually no side effects to the J&J whatsoever. I however did feel bad flu symptoms for about 24 hours. Now, for what it’s worth, I have always responded poorly to vaccines. As a child, I had to receive them separately in waves because I would always get sick or breakout. But I do prefer a couple of side effects over potentially dying. So I would say for anyone else, the side effects are relatively easy. All in all, 1 day of feeling like hell was worth doing my best to make sure my daughter grows up with healthy parents.
I had the AstraZeneca (cheapest and least effective) and I regret it. I wish I could have chosen Pfizer or the Sputnik V of which both well above 90% efficacy.
Don't worry, the efficacy rate is misleading. Those rates are unique to each trial and each trial was done at different times on different populations and against different strains. If they were all done under equal conditions, they'd probably all have the same rates.
Thoroughly enjoyed .From a medical point of view u have educated us.This gives us the confidence to take what ever vaccine is available to different countries.Thank u 4 making it simple and giving us important facts.
I am70 yes old , been vaccinated with Astra Zeneca × 2 doses.I am fine and still alive and kicking.. Much prefer Vaccination to hospitalisation and intubation.
@@AS-dk3ku I am not a sheep. I am a RN who cares for patients dying of Covid .I have to protect myself to be able to care for the dying unfortunate people who have contracted this awful disease .
I am a city employee in LA who lives in an at-risk zip code of the county. As such, I was eligible-via my union, to get either the Moderna or Phizer vaccine. Due to a late shipment of said vaccines, however, I was offered the J&J vaccine instead. I didn’t think twice and got the J&J vaccine. I consider myself lucky.
Boy, having a choice is exciting! Hopefully my blood pressure meds and diabetes meds and my fat gut wont be an issue! God help me if I ever had to stop eating my fried chicken and soda and not having my daily evening sitting on my ass sessions.
I’m wondering why there are no Chinese vaccines in the video thumbnail why do we do politics on everything right now the world needs humanity not cheap politics
Getting my second dose Moderna tomorrow. Keep it up Doc. After the first one I experienced no symptoms of concern. A bit tired and definitely a sore arm just like with any vaccine. Moderna vaccine may be taken after day 24 from the first dose according to the CDC is that correct?
If ive had the ist Pfizer jab and dont have the 2nd one does the approx 70 % estimated strength diminish thereafter is one covered for the next periodical dose?
You are missing out on some key information, Novavax had 96% efficacy against the original strain (Compared to Moderna and Pfizer 94, and 95), UK 86% and 60% of SA. It's multivalent, higher tolerability. It's the only vaccine showing great efficacy against all strains. 89,6% efficacy was an average from the variants, which I think is a stupid measurement.. you are not getting a mix from the different variants when you get sick are u?.. Tired of all this misguidance pumped by stupid media and big pharma. What's most concerning is that medical doctors can't get their fact straights.. I might be just a layman, still, even I am able to get facts straight. This world is doomed.
Wasn't J & J's 72% effectiveness just in the U.S., not in all sites where it was tested? I thought it was 66% in all sites, and considerably lower in S.Africa?
Which vaccine would YOU get??? Your comment..."you cannot be choosy" is not helpful!!!! As you pointed out, efficacy are generally ALL the same, but how about safety, and adverse events...or long term side effects I'm getting Novavax as it old school vaccine
Well in fairness, this video was posted several months ago, when you really couldn't be choosy due to supply constraints. Now of course you can get any of the three approved vaccines in the states. No word on when or if Novavax will be approved though. Be careful with "old school" because it doesn't mean better or safer. Currently J&J is old school and the least effective and not the safest. mRNA vaccines are still the best and safest.
@@LouisKrennMD Novavax is gonna be in Europe soon. They said we can get it in Germany at the end of january. So i am waiting for that one and hopefully everything will be fine. But i feel the safest by taking Novavax.
I am 41 & had 1st dose of Pfizer 36 hours ago. This is the most powerful it seems but my parents in Ireland are in their 60s & that age group is only getting the option of J&J or AstraZeneca, both of which are 65% effective.🤷♂️
just wanted to let you know my experience I got the moderna shot on the 23rd I can't say it was painless because it was literally painless I did not feel or even know the shot was given to me but the next day the my arm where it was injected was sore that lasted a day and I was the only side effect I've had and it's going on a week now so take your shot it's safe and good luck to you sincerely yours, Bob the blind bedroom guitarist
If the side effects are cold/flu symptoms I imagine more is better.. cause your body is giving a real good immune response and inturn making more antibodies - more protection for if the real virus comes.
@@bobtheblindbedroomguitaris8742 I had Moderna shot 1 on Thursday. Only pain was at the injection site like the flu shot. 3 days later on Sunday it's gone.
From reading people's testimonies on youtube videos it seems to me that Moderna has more lasting painful side effects and that Phizer is the better choice. I could be wrong though..depends on what I am reading...
Dr Louis, I live in Canada and will soon be offered the AstraZeneca vaccine. My concern that it is not effective against the South African covid variant?
It does appear to be less effective, but that does not mean it is not effective at all. I will admit the AZ vaccine is facing an uphill battle against the others though.
We know from the Israel data that immunity drops to as low as 39% after 6-8 months. So everyone who got theirs in January/February will have to have another shot soon. Where is it all going to end?
That study is referring to neutralizing antibodies. It does not take into account the rest of the immune system including B cell and T cells. I think more research and study is needed.
Question, please. Is it beneficial for me to receive more than one vaccine? Is it safe for me to be vaccinated with both a Pfizer vaccine, and then later, Johnson & Johnson's vaccine? Thankyou for your time and answer.
I have not seen anything written on this yet, but there really is no need for that currently. It would not offer more protection since they target essentially the same spike protein.
Interesting information. I haven't gotten one yet, but am trying to find out if I can get it soon. My state isn't the best with their phases of priority. They're prioritizing age over high risk medical conditions. I have a case-worker trying to advocate for me though.
A most important video to watch and share - Mass Vaccination in a Pandemic - Benefits versus Risks: Interview with Geert Vanden Bossche" on CZcams czcams.com/video/ZJZxiNxYLpc/video.html Geert Vanden Bossche Ph.D., is an internationally recognized vaccine developer having worked as the head of the Vaccine Development Office at the German Centre for Infection Research. Coordinated Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization's Ebola Vaccine Program and contributed to the implementation of an integrated vaccine work plan in collaboration with Global Health Partners (WHO, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CDC, UNICEF), regulators (FDA) and vaccine manufacturers to enable timely deployment or stockpiling of Ebola vaccine candidates. Highlighting the principle of using a prophylactic vaccine in the midst of a pandemic. Likely to create more viral variants in the process. Sharing his perspective on mass vaccination in COVID-19. DOCTORS RISKING THEIR CAREER AND LIVES SPEAKING OUT AGAINST COVID VACCINE www.bitchute.com/video/rMPXkWBxMFLa/ Short snippets of a couple dozen Medical doctors and other experts on the hazards of taking the Covid Vaccine. "THE VACCINE WILL LEAD TO YOUR DOOM" SAYS TOP MICROBIOLOGIST Top, well credentialed microbiologist, Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi gets pulled from FOX NEWS after going off script saying "the vaccine will lead to your DOOM" Calls out Fauci. Says vaccine will lead to your doom. www.bitchute.com/video/OZ3HeToKuQXE/
@@LouisKrennMD dude you look awful, you had your second dose right? You realise they bypassed animal testing so guess who the Guinea pigs are? Oh and Pfizer have vaccinated thier control group so as there is nobody to compare long term effects with there's no come backs. I wish you luck.
Hi Doctor🙋♀️, my concern is getting the shot period. Three years ago, I broke out in shingles and left me with numbness along with debilitating nerve pain, but a little less tolerable at this stage. I live in a senior community where the healthcare system notified residents offering the Johnson and Johnson in our building this Tuesday and already have placed my name on the list. So, my question is, since I still have nerve pain on the side of my hip, should I still get the shot? I am 77 years old. Thank you for your response!
A most important video to watch and share - Mass Vaccination in a Pandemic - Benefits versus Risks: Interview with Geert Vanden Bossche" on CZcams czcams.com/video/ZJZxiNxYLpc/video.html Geert Vanden Bossche Ph.D., is an internationally recognized vaccine developer having worked as the head of the Vaccine Development Office at the German Centre for Infection Research. Coordinated Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization's Ebola Vaccine Program and contributed to the implementation of an integrated vaccine work plan in collaboration with Global Health Partners (WHO, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CDC, UNICEF), regulators (FDA) and vaccine manufacturers to enable timely deployment or stockpiling of Ebola vaccine candidates. Highlighting the principle of using a prophylactic vaccine in the midst of a pandemic. Likely to create more viral variants in the process. Sharing his perspective on mass vaccination in COVID-19. DOCTORS RISKING THEIR CAREER AND LIVES SPEAKING OUT AGAINST COVID VACCINE www.bitchute.com/video/rMPXkWBxMFLa/ Short snippets of a couple dozen Medical doctors and other experts on the hazards of taking the Covid Vaccine. "THE VACCINE WILL LEAD TO YOUR DOOM" SAYS TOP MICROBIOLOGIST Top, well credentialed microbiologist, Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi gets pulled from FOX NEWS after going off script saying "the vaccine will lead to your DOOM" Calls out Fauci. Says vaccine will lead to your doom. www.bitchute.com/video/OZ3HeToKuQXE/
@@journeyinthemoment Sucharit Bhakdi is a kook that isn't qualified to speak on the vaccine against the expertise of virologists and immunologists as a microbiologist (his field is bacteriology) without the education or field experience of virology, for starters. He also doesn't present any scientific viable evidence as an argument for not getting the vaccine. Nothing. As to the other video, those people are even less qualified to comment.
Of course this explanation has not mentioned the blood clot issues. There is some very small risk with the AstraZeneca-Oxford and J & J vaccine but there has been no mention of this with Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.
@@LouisKrennMD even today....the only reported cases of blood clots associated with COVID vaccine is with AstraZeneca or J & J......no reports with Pfizer or Moderna
@@akaneiluj wow... after only less than a year of production... I've studied health and virology, try that unscientific script on someone without knowledge in this.
@@johnnygalaxy9022 if you really were as knowledgeable as you say you are. You’ll know that the research in coronaviruses has gone for decades already. So...nop is not less than a year, and the world has had covid for more than a year too, so your times don’t sum.
@@akaneiluj oh please spare me! You guys haven't even cured the regular coronavirus. Because you can't! That's predicated on herd immunity. This is why the population it's full of chronic disease. Because you guys have your focus in the wrong area. People are lucky to even hit 70 years old.
The 90% efficacy of the mRNA vaccines is related to their ability to prevent a serious outcome, not to prevent the disease. Their efficacy for preventing infection is MUCH lower.
Is it safe to take the vaccine if i am an asthmatic patient?I have severe asthma .And also my daughter once or twice was developing allergy symptoms where she had redish in color marks on her body and it was so itchy where she was given banadryl for it
Yes, it is recommended for people with persons with asthma and other lung disease. Anyone with allergic reactions is recommended to discuss the vaccine with your physician prior to taking it.
Wouldn't be me I'm due mine on 16th March and if its AstraZeneca vaccine they can keep it. It wont be long till its obsolete against the other variants it's cheap and cheerful but that's why they rushed it out here in the UK whereas you can bet Boris Johnson and his cronies all got the better Pfizer vaccine with a more effectiveness
after 8 hours of the vaccine I got side effects; fever, headache, chills, tiredness it lasts for 2 days. My injection site still in pain but tolerable. I hope on my second dose I don't have these side effects. So far now I'm good.
Hello Dr. Krenn. Thank you for posting this video. There has been talk about the vaccines having the ability to alter or change DNA. What are your thoughts on this topic?
I have another video on my channel that addresses this an other inaccurate statements. It is impossible for mRNA vaccines to enter the nucleus of the cell, therefore they cannot alter your DNA.
Hello, I'm from Israel. We have Pfizer's vaccine. I am 51 years old and I am afraid to get the vaccine. I heard there were people who died from the vaccine after a few days. How can I overcome the fear of the vaccine? Thank you
I don’t know if this helps but The extreme autoimmune responses are the immune systems incorrect response to ‘the invasion’ it’s exactly the same risk to the virus or the vaccine ‘virus’ So effectively it’s equally the same risk to have this bad immune response for any of the vaccines as well not having a vaccine. That’s why it’s not discussed or a reason to not take the vaccines. It’s a really unfortunate occurrence. But a reality for anyone at anytime.
Thank you doc very informative video. Can you plz tell us which vaccine has a higher chance for fighting the new varins plz? Pfizer or Moderna? thank you in advance!
I prefer the Pfizer because I had no side effects after each shot plus I heard Johnson & Johnson you might get blood clots I'll take two shots any day over getting a blood clot with just one shot
The risk of blood clots is very low, but you are correct that the risk was not seen with the Pfizer or Moderna shots. All are protective, so getting any one of them will help you prevent COVID.
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Highly efficient if they give us the real number of contaminated vaccinated people not just the number of vaccinated people. Also the age of the vaccinated population. J&J vaccine out of 40 thousand vaccinated less than 500 people got infected which is a very very small amount of people to compare to say the vaccine is efficient. Otherwise is just a statistic manipulation. 1 out of 2 people still is a 50%.
i got J&J vaccine and had chills and mild fever that night and slight fatigue for over 12 hrs after. But after 2 days, I'm fine and alive as a horse
For how long
I'll consider the Novavax, if at all. I have prophylactic. No problem.
I received my first dose of the Moderna Vaccination, and my 2nd shot is due next month. I was told it's a good idea to drink lots of water, beforehand, to reduce the side effects. I experienced a sore arm, at the injection site, and a dull headache with light headedness. I took some Tylenol and I was fine after resting. Thanks for sharing this informative Vaccine comparison!
You are welcome!
The side effects I had were about the same except I has cold chills for one day and I had the Moderna vaccine also and my next dose is December 2nd
I got first Moderna vaccine 3 days ago. Sore arm.. Fatgue 3 days . I still encourage others to get a vaccine. I lost 3 cousins in summer 2020 and a lonesome painful death is not worth not being vaccinated. I'm still grieving and thankful for this opportunity.
Sorry for your loss.
I’m sorry for your loss. I lost 2 cousins the beginning of this year and so relate to your post. 😔
I am considering getting the Novavax when it becomes available.
I was Moderna vaccine volunteer in Cincinnati, Ohio. My parents both got Pfizer.
Had the J&J yesterday. Had chills, muscle pain, and fatigue for about 1 day.
Glad it wasn't too bad.
Fever then ,rite?
@@WillChil466 no fever at all
I had chills an no fever w a little flu last Spring--odd.
What about 2 years from now? The long term effects are unknown.
I’m a soon to become a 78 year old male. I’ve had both doses of the Phizer vaccine. The only side effect I had was a really sore injection site the day after the 2nd dose. My wife has had both doses of the Phizer vaccine and had no side effects at all.
My mom 86yo, my sister and myself to get our first Pfizer dose Tuesday. Hope we do just as well 👍🏻
Just like millions of others. In the media side-effects are like tragic accidents and murders.
My mom, 83, got Moderna, and experienced nothing after the first dose, and a fever after the second dose.
@@jacobvandijk6525, Yup. 1 or 2 side effects out of millions of doses and it’s all over the news scaring people who don’t understand numbers.
@@terjeoseberg990 their not reporting all of the deaths and side effects from the vaccines.
Appreciate your explanation! I had 1st injection on February 2 in New Orleans. Moderna vaccine. Age 77. Somewhat sore around injection area, not bad. Soreness started about 6 hours after injection and faded away by afternoon of the next day. Careful to sleep with that arm up. Tried to move that muscle and shoulder joint frequently. A nurse friend said to "do several chicken wings each hour" -- and I did, plus more. 2nd Moderna injection is scheduled for March 2. I take a lot of Vitamin D -- blood level around 80 in American numbers. I hope that helps. . .
Thank you for sharing your experience.
@@LouisKrennMD Yea sure ...what about all the deaths you are pushing out....there will not be much escaping for you...
It's almost mid April, how did ur 2nd vaccine go?
Long story short: they all work with varied efficacies, don't be picky, and take what you can get
That wirrd. Efficiency won't do?
Efficacy is quite a horrible way to measure a vaccine anyways, especially when the trials where conducted independently.
But the best one to distribute to remote places are JnJ and Novavax! Novavax uses a more traditional method as oppose to mRNA.True, mRNA is faster to engineer, but long term data is not present since it is a first of its kind to be approved. But in the end, if you have no choice, go with any vaccine. If you do have a choice, of course go with a traditional, tested tried and true rather than new technology. At least that is my opinion.
I’m getting Pfizer for first dose. And sorry it’s my body so I will get Pfizer for second dose or I will be finished at one dose. Initially they said no mixing and now they say it’s ok because it’s convienent for them.
@@garyl3802 That is scary for them to say it is OK to mix. Seems like as time progresses and things are getting desperate, they are willing to recommend things they would otherwise not think of in--an otherwise--normal period in time.
The silence on CZcams , Facebook and Twitter concerning Bill Gates-Fuci and Moderna is simply deafening, isn't it?
Maybe i will take Novavax maybe !
I got the first Pfizer vaccine. Had severe sore arm for the first day, reduced substantially the next day and was gone on the 3rd day. No other side effects that I can recall except felt a bit nauseas the day I got the vaccine. I am now 6 days after the vaccine and will get my 2nd dose in 15 days. Fingers crossed. I'm still following CDC guidelines of double masking and social distancing. I suggest all of you do so as well. Good luck.
Thank you for your comments.
will you post updates on how you do after the 2nd vaccine..a week and then two weeks afterward? Thank you very much.
@@mbrights3158 I certainly will. Thanks
There is a video on side effect like that to the vaccin on the Scishow channel. Those ''symptoms'' could be proof that you had Covid before, showing that your body was equipped to fight it. Usualy people get those after the 2d dose
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I got the J&J vaccine today as well. 👍
God bless you
How re you feeling now since J&J got suspended are doing okay ?
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Got my first dose of the Pfizer vaccine a few days ago. My arm got sore, but other than that, no side effects! Looking forward to my second dose!!!!
Hopefully the second dose is just as easy on you.
But not likely,huh? The second is said to pack a wallop.
We have had multiple death to covid in people in my area that were fully vaxxed with Pfizer. My Aunt died withing 30 hours of the Pfizer Vax. She could not breath and her lungs filled. We got no answers from the doc who recommended it.
Novavax is the right way to go, but they are very slow.
Yes they use a well known technologies used since 90s. The best choice according to me. But won't be available before June in Europe.
@@albundy1485 when will it be available in US?
I got Pfizer here in Saudi Arabia. No side effect for me🥰
Here in the Philippines. Many people don't have a choice other than sinovac...
Lucky for me i got the janssen yesterday
Hoping to get Novavax soon
Hopefully the FDA approves it soon
Let’s pray🙏🏿
Thank you Doctor for such a thorough and clear video. I thought/heard the Pfeizer one is the most effective against these new strains. Can you tell us if there is truth to that? To me it seems that Novavax is the best one since it has proven effectiveness against the South African variant despite the low success rate.
We haven't seen the full data on Novavax. Johnson and Johnson appears to be relatively effective as does Pfizer in some real world data recently released. That doesn't mean that Moderna isn't effective as I'm sure they are working on studies as well. We need real world data, not lab data, to determine how impactful the variants will really be on the vaccine effectiveness.
@@LouisKrennMD Thanks for the answer. As a commoner I would have no choice but to take whatever is available but I still feel like Novavax has the best potential for being effective against all variants because it's already proven some significant effectiveness against the South African variant, even if it's just lab results, and is being developed in multiple countries. Also I don't understand why they're only focusing on the spike protein if that's the thing that is mutating right now. It seems like a shortcut they took to quickly develop a vaccine that simply can't keep up with all these new variants.
@@LouisKrennMD I had the Novavax vaccine back in November via a trial. My ex and my girlfriend were also on the trial. Incredibly, we all got the vaccine. They have been unblinded.
The side effects were low. Sore arm was the worst problem.
However, I totally agree with your conclusion, take whatever you are offered. All that really matters is that you are immune from a severe case. It doesn't matter if you are a little ill!
@@chrisemery914 did you get that in the US? I would appreciate an answer.
@@MrZZooh via a trial
Got the J&J today. Very thankful I don’t have to get a second dose.
Please come back and let us know how it goes. Thank you and Godspeed.
@@zeropointpower I’m gonna be 100% honest about my experience.
I got the shot at around 3pm. The shot didn’t hurt any more than your seasonal flu shot, but the injection wasn’t super great because the volume of the vaccine was kind of high. No big deal though. The site held us for about 20 minutes before releasing us to make sure we had access to EMS in case of a reaction. All was good so I headed home. Around 8pm, I began to feel a little strange. Nothing crazy, just a little fatigued. At around 10pm, I was running a fever of about 100.2. My joints felt stiff, but I had also been in the car for several hours waiting for the vaccine so I attributed it to that. I feel FREEZING COLD as a result of the fever and had aggressive chills, so I took some Tylenol. The Tylenol was effective in stopping the chills.
I didn’t sleep very well the first night and was up at 6:30am, which is about 2 hours earlier than usual, and I felt AWFUL. I literally felt like I had the flu. Fever, chills, body aches, headache, etc. I took a nap that afternoon and felt slightly better when I woke up. Still running a slight fever, but closer to 99 than 100. I went to bed, crashed HARD and got incredible sleep and woke up feeling totally normal. My arm is still sore to the touch, but it’s seriously not bad at all, it just feels like a bruise.
My parents were given both doses of the Moderna, my sister-in-law received the Pfizer and my wife and I both got the J&J. The Moderna has mild side effects if any for my parents the first time. The second dose was hard on my parents for 2 days, especially my dad. My sister in law had no side effects aside from injection site soreness and a bad headache after the second dose. My wife had virtually no side effects to the J&J whatsoever. I however did feel bad flu symptoms for about 24 hours.
Now, for what it’s worth, I have always responded poorly to vaccines. As a child, I had to receive them separately in waves because I would always get sick or breakout. But I do prefer a couple of side effects over potentially dying. So I would say for anyone else, the side effects are relatively easy.
All in all, 1 day of feeling like hell was worth doing my best to make sure my daughter grows up with healthy parents.
I’m getting the J&J vaccine on Friday! Just one and done ☑️
@@bcastletx thanks for taking the time to share. That was a ton of useful info.
@@musicgirl999 That’s awesome!
Novavax was trailed in Mexico as well with good results
I had the AstraZeneca (cheapest and least effective) and I regret it. I wish I could have chosen Pfizer or the Sputnik V of which both well above 90% efficacy.
Don't worry, the efficacy rate is misleading. Those rates are unique to each trial and each trial was done at different times on different populations and against different strains. If they were all done under equal conditions, they'd probably all have the same rates.
Pfizer already talks about the 3rd dose. Don't worry. You've got good vaccine.
Let's hope that this will actually became a vaccine. The stats from Israel and UK are very confronting. Good luck to us all.
Thoroughly enjoyed .From a medical point of view u have educated us.This gives us the confidence to take what ever vaccine is available to different countries.Thank u
4 making it simple and giving us important facts.
I appreciate your comment.
I am70 yes old , been vaccinated with Astra Zeneca × 2 doses.I am fine and still alive and kicking..
Much prefer Vaccination to hospitalisation and intubation.
Believe the shit sheep. Supporter of Pharma lobby
@@AS-dk3ku I am not a sheep. I am a RN who cares for patients dying of Covid .I have to protect myself to be able to care for the dying unfortunate people who have contracted this awful disease .
@@marvabaker961 ivermectin is the Solution to help.
Not to choose a vaccine which is bad
I am a city employee in LA who lives in an at-risk zip code of the county. As such, I was eligible-via my union, to get either the Moderna or Phizer vaccine. Due to a late shipment of said vaccines, however, I was offered the J&J vaccine instead. I didn’t think twice and got the J&J vaccine. I consider myself lucky.
Thank you for sharing
Putting confidence in an unreliable person in times of trouble is like chewing with a broken tooth or walking on a lame foot.
I just got the Pfizer shot yesterday
Got the J&J on Saturday. One and done.
@@mxultra8995 yeah that’s baby powder. No one is injecting powder.
Me to
Any info on COVAX and how it's made?
Boy, having a choice is exciting! Hopefully my blood pressure meds and diabetes meds and my fat gut wont be an issue! God help me if I ever had to stop eating my fried chicken and soda and not having my daily evening sitting on my ass sessions.
poor chickens
I’m wondering why there are no Chinese vaccines in the video thumbnail why do we do politics on everything right now the world needs humanity not cheap politics
I actually have a choice of the first 3 you mentioned
Are u an emt or what?
My son has had one dose of Pfizer, my husband has had two. I've had one dose of Moderna. We all had sore arms, that's it. =)
That is good!
Please tell us what happened with the 2nd dose. Looks like it can be worse.
Upm
Lymfs are thickend a bit is this oké to?!
Well it's lucky you didn't get a sore arse and $20 bucks in your pocket.
Your sore arms are a little price to pay.
Getting my second dose Moderna tomorrow. Keep it up Doc.
After the first one I experienced no symptoms of concern. A bit tired and definitely a sore arm just like with any vaccine.
Moderna vaccine may be taken after day 24 from the first dose according to the CDC is that correct?
The moderna vaccine should be dosed 28 days after the first. Good luck!
If ive had the ist Pfizer jab and dont have the 2nd one does the approx 70 % estimated strength diminish thereafter is one covered for the next periodical dose?
None that's the best
I am immune suppresive so taking what you can get not an option
Novavax no.1
You are missing out on some key information, Novavax had 96% efficacy against the original strain (Compared to Moderna and Pfizer 94, and 95), UK 86% and 60% of SA. It's multivalent, higher tolerability. It's the only vaccine showing great efficacy against all strains. 89,6% efficacy was an average from the variants, which I think is a stupid measurement.. you are not getting a mix from the different variants when you get sick are u?.. Tired of all this misguidance pumped by stupid media and big pharma. What's most concerning is that medical doctors can't get their fact straights.. I might be just a layman, still, even I am able to get facts straight. This world is doomed.
Wasn't J & J's 72% effectiveness just in the U.S., not in all sites where it was tested? I thought it was 66% in all sites, and considerably lower in S.Africa?
It was 64% effective in South Africa against mild-mod disease and 82% against severe disease (similar to US and Brazil study groups)
Which vaccine would YOU get???
Your comment..."you cannot be choosy" is not helpful!!!!
As you pointed out, efficacy are generally ALL the same, but how about safety, and adverse events...or long term side effects
I'm getting Novavax as it old school vaccine
Well in fairness, this video was posted several months ago, when you really couldn't be choosy due to supply constraints. Now of course you can get any of the three approved vaccines in the states. No word on when or if Novavax will be approved though. Be careful with "old school" because it doesn't mean better or safer. Currently J&J is old school and the least effective and not the safest. mRNA vaccines are still the best and safest.
@@LouisKrennMD Novavax is gonna be in Europe soon. They said we can get it in Germany at the end of january. So i am waiting for that one and hopefully everything will be fine. But i feel the safest by taking Novavax.
I am 41 & had 1st dose of Pfizer 36 hours ago. This is the most powerful it seems but my parents in Ireland are in their 60s & that age group is only getting the option of J&J or AstraZeneca, both of which are 65% effective.🤷♂️
@Sea Bass that's the one that added side effects of pericard and myocard
Could you tell us which has the least chance of side-effects?
They all appear to be very similar.
just wanted to let you know my experience I got the moderna shot on the 23rd I can't say it was painless because it was literally painless I did not feel or even know the shot was given to me but the next day the my arm where it was injected was sore that lasted a day and I was the only side effect I've had and it's going on a week now so take your shot it's safe and good luck to you sincerely yours, Bob the blind bedroom guitarist
If the side effects are cold/flu symptoms I imagine more is better.. cause your body is giving a real good immune response and inturn making more antibodies - more protection for if the real virus comes.
@@bobtheblindbedroomguitaris8742 I had Moderna shot 1 on Thursday. Only pain was at the injection site like the flu shot. 3 days later on Sunday it's gone.
From reading people's testimonies on youtube videos it seems to me that Moderna has more lasting painful side effects and that Phizer is the better choice. I could be wrong though..depends on what I am reading...
Thanks so much. Getting the Moderna vaccine tomorrow.
I got mine on Thursday. No side affects at all.
What about sputnik 5 & the 4 chinese made vaccines???? Which vaccines use cell lines?,?
Natural immunity is still the best.
Dr Louis, I live in Canada and will soon be offered the AstraZeneca vaccine. My concern that it is not effective against the South African covid variant?
It does appear to be less effective, but that does not mean it is not effective at all. I will admit the AZ vaccine is facing an uphill battle against the others though.
We know from the Israel data that immunity drops to as low as 39% after 6-8 months. So everyone who got theirs in January/February will have to have another shot soon. Where is it all going to end?
That study is referring to neutralizing antibodies. It does not take into account the rest of the immune system including B cell and T cells. I think more research and study is needed.
Question, please. Is it beneficial for me to receive more than one vaccine? Is it safe for
me to be vaccinated with both a Pfizer vaccine, and then later, Johnson & Johnson's vaccine? Thankyou for your time and answer.
I have not seen anything written on this yet, but there really is no need for that currently. It would not offer more protection since they target essentially the same spike protein.
Clearly presented and well done.
Thank you
Interesting information. I haven't gotten one yet, but am trying to find out if I can get it soon. My state isn't the best with their phases of priority. They're prioritizing age over high risk medical conditions. I have a case-worker trying to advocate for me though.
Good luck! Distribution and prioritization is a mess in many states unfortunately.
A most important video to watch and share - Mass Vaccination in a Pandemic - Benefits versus Risks: Interview with Geert Vanden Bossche" on CZcams
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Geert Vanden Bossche Ph.D., is an internationally recognized vaccine developer having worked as the head of the Vaccine Development Office at the German Centre for Infection Research. Coordinated Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization's Ebola Vaccine Program and contributed to the implementation of an integrated vaccine work plan in collaboration with Global Health Partners (WHO, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CDC, UNICEF), regulators (FDA) and vaccine manufacturers to enable timely deployment or stockpiling of Ebola vaccine candidates. Highlighting the principle of using a prophylactic vaccine in the midst of a pandemic. Likely to create more viral variants in the process. Sharing his perspective on mass vaccination in COVID-19.
DOCTORS RISKING THEIR CAREER AND LIVES SPEAKING OUT AGAINST COVID VACCINE www.bitchute.com/video/rMPXkWBxMFLa/ Short snippets of a couple dozen Medical doctors and other experts on the hazards of taking the Covid Vaccine.
"THE VACCINE WILL LEAD TO YOUR DOOM" SAYS TOP MICROBIOLOGIST
Top, well credentialed microbiologist, Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi gets pulled from FOX NEWS after going off script saying "the vaccine will lead to your DOOM"
Calls out Fauci. Says vaccine will lead to your doom.
www.bitchute.com/video/OZ3HeToKuQXE/
I had the Oxford va cine first dose...no side effects at all ..no sore arm nothing..happy to receive 2nd dose when called ..feeling well andgood
Great detailed information. I got moderna.
Glad it was helpful!
@@LouisKrennMD dude you look awful, you had your second dose right? You realise they bypassed animal testing so guess who the Guinea pigs are? Oh and Pfizer have vaccinated thier control group so as there is nobody to compare long term effects with there's no come backs. I wish you luck.
@@dominicsteward5595 lol, antivaxxers are dumb AF
The one that last more then 12 months is best so far only BioNTech seems to be meeting this standards and nothing else!
That is Pfizer, correct?
@@tmorelli1982 yes
Is that 94%,is the best no side effects
Hi Doctor🙋♀️, my concern is getting the shot period. Three years ago, I broke out in shingles and left me with numbness along with debilitating nerve pain, but a little less tolerable at this stage. I live in a senior
community where the healthcare system notified residents offering the Johnson and Johnson in
our building this Tuesday and already have placed my name on the list. So, my question is, since
I still have nerve pain on the side of my hip, should I still get the shot? I am 77 years old.
Thank you for your response!
A most important video to watch and share - Mass Vaccination in a Pandemic - Benefits versus Risks: Interview with Geert Vanden Bossche" on CZcams
czcams.com/video/ZJZxiNxYLpc/video.html
Geert Vanden Bossche Ph.D., is an internationally recognized vaccine developer having worked as the head of the Vaccine Development Office at the German Centre for Infection Research. Coordinated Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization's Ebola Vaccine Program and contributed to the implementation of an integrated vaccine work plan in collaboration with Global Health Partners (WHO, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, CDC, UNICEF), regulators (FDA) and vaccine manufacturers to enable timely deployment or stockpiling of Ebola vaccine candidates. Highlighting the principle of using a prophylactic vaccine in the midst of a pandemic. Likely to create more viral variants in the process. Sharing his perspective on mass vaccination in COVID-19.
DOCTORS RISKING THEIR CAREER AND LIVES SPEAKING OUT AGAINST COVID VACCINE www.bitchute.com/video/rMPXkWBxMFLa/ Short snippets of a couple dozen Medical doctors and other experts on the hazards of taking the Covid Vaccine.
"THE VACCINE WILL LEAD TO YOUR DOOM" SAYS TOP MICROBIOLOGIST
Top, well credentialed microbiologist, Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi gets pulled from FOX NEWS after going off script saying "the vaccine will lead to your DOOM"
Calls out Fauci. Says vaccine will lead to your doom.
www.bitchute.com/video/OZ3HeToKuQXE/
@@journeyinthemoment Sucharit Bhakdi is a kook that isn't qualified to speak on the vaccine against the expertise of virologists and immunologists as a microbiologist (his field is bacteriology) without the education or field experience of virology, for starters. He also doesn't present any scientific viable evidence as an argument for not getting the vaccine. Nothing.
As to the other video, those people are even less qualified to comment.
Of course this explanation has not mentioned the blood clot issues. There is some very small risk with the AstraZeneca-Oxford and J & J vaccine but there has been no mention of this with Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.
This video was made before the blood clots were reported.
@@LouisKrennMD even today....the only reported cases of blood clots associated with COVID vaccine is with AstraZeneca or J & J......no reports with Pfizer or Moderna
Which vaccine is best... How about your immune system
Best by far I am going with that one.
The vaccines train your immune system precisely to know how to responde in an adequate way to COVID-19 virus. So it doesn’t over react and damage you
@@akaneiluj wow... after only less than a year of production... I've studied health and virology, try that unscientific script on someone without knowledge in this.
@@johnnygalaxy9022 if you really were as knowledgeable as you say you are. You’ll know that the research in coronaviruses has gone for decades already. So...nop is not less than a year, and the world has had covid for more than a year too, so your times don’t sum.
@@akaneiluj oh please spare me! You guys haven't even cured the regular coronavirus. Because you can't! That's predicated on herd immunity. This is why the population it's full of chronic disease. Because you guys have your focus in the wrong area. People are lucky to even hit 70 years old.
And the reaction is can't sleep i am 53 years old...thank you
The 90% efficacy of the mRNA vaccines is related to their ability to prevent a serious outcome, not to prevent the disease. Their efficacy for preventing infection is MUCH lower.
It is lower, but I wouldn't classify it as much lower. Its still in the 80th percentile range.
@@LouisKrennMD Thank you for your response! :-)
Please tell,e about getting the vaccine and rh- blood A factor
Is it safe to take the vaccine if i am an asthmatic patient?I have severe asthma .And also my daughter once or twice was developing allergy symptoms where she had redish in color marks on her body and it was so itchy where she was given banadryl for it
Yes, it is recommended for people with persons with asthma and other lung disease. Anyone with allergic reactions is recommended to discuss the vaccine with your physician prior to taking it.
Thanks a lot
I found your video quite helpful
Very interested. Received first vaccine of Pfizer 3/19/21.
Wonderful!
I'll be getting astrazenica this March 4.
Wouldn't be me I'm due mine on 16th March and if its AstraZeneca vaccine they can keep it. It wont be long till its obsolete against the other variants it's cheap and cheerful but that's why they rushed it out here in the UK whereas you can bet Boris Johnson and his cronies all got the better Pfizer vaccine with a more effectiveness
How was is?
after 8 hours of the vaccine I got side effects; fever, headache, chills, tiredness it lasts for 2 days. My injection site still in pain but tolerable. I hope on my second dose I don't have these side effects. So far now I'm good.
I got astrazenica yesterday
Sinovac from China. Are they as good as western vaccines.
I have not seen a lot of data regarding this vaccine.
Hello Dr. Krenn. Thank you for posting this video. There has been talk about the vaccines having the ability to alter or change DNA. What are your thoughts on this topic?
I have another video on my channel that addresses this an other inaccurate statements. It is impossible for mRNA vaccines to enter the nucleus of the cell, therefore they cannot alter your DNA.
@@LouisKrennMD Thank you for your response.
Mouthpiece for the three letter organizations.
Vaccine for all diseases is the best 👌
How about Sinovac, Sinopharm, Sputnik?
Sorry I only included those that I had good information on and anticipate being approved in the US. eventually
Novavax!!!!!!
None!!! Get on with your lives people.
Yess
Hello,
I'm from Israel. We have Pfizer's vaccine. I am 51 years old and I am afraid to get the vaccine. I heard there were people who died from the vaccine after a few days.
How can I overcome the fear of the vaccine?
Thank you
Travel to Mother Russia and get Sputnik vaccine.
God bless us all
He didn't address the cases where people have had extremely reactions and/or died. Is this guy a shill?
I don’t know if this helps but
The extreme autoimmune responses are the immune systems incorrect response to ‘the invasion’ it’s exactly the same risk to the virus or the vaccine ‘virus’
So effectively it’s equally the same risk to have this bad immune response for any of the vaccines as well not having a vaccine. That’s why it’s not discussed or a reason to not take the vaccines.
It’s a really unfortunate occurrence.
But a reality for anyone at anytime.
So.. could this be considered "lack of candor"?
Could you provide some specific sources that talk about the people who have died?
None !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you doc very informative video. Can you plz tell us which vaccine has a higher chance for fighting the new varins plz? Pfizer or Moderna? thank you in advance!
They are both being tested against the new variants and appear to still be effective, although more real world testing is needed.
Does Human Antibodies Mutate also?
I got J&J vaccine today.
That’s the worst one lol
Taking your own risk from taking it.
Not discussed about Covaxin developed in the India
Sorry. I was just covering vaccines likely to be released in the US
NATURAL IMMUNITY is best. 100 times better.
Which is the best? I don't know and never will. I'll take my chances with my immune system.👿👿
Where is inactivated vaccine?
That's the China's vaccine
Thank you Doctor
You are welcome.
@@LouisKrennMD thank you doctor.can you tell which vaccine has more side effects? Nonax or pizer?please
Thanks
Welcome
This guy looks like Larry nassar !!
i am from pakistan Dr Your way of describe is superb ...
Also see your fellow countryman Dr Mobeen Syed (Drbeen medical lectures). He’s ace and goes in-depth into everything.😊
I prefer the Pfizer because I had no side effects after each shot plus I heard Johnson & Johnson you might get blood clots I'll take two shots any day over getting a blood clot with just one shot
The risk of blood clots is very low, but you are correct that the risk was not seen with the Pfizer or Moderna shots. All are protective, so getting any one of them will help you prevent COVID.
The best vaccine is the microbim !!!
Your shift is too big.
Thank you for sharing Doc.
My pleasure!
Doctor, what is your opinion about the Sinovac Covid 19 vaccine from China? It arrived in the Philippines.
Listen to china then. See the result from China.
This guy never had a soul!..so...
These are the kind of guys that make the best doctors. They are like Vulcans.
@@qigong1001 I don't agree, I think that it's important to have a soul in every job and be more personal have empathy.
Juraj Beňo Everyone has a soul; in fact, we are not our bodies - we are immortal souls on a human journey through this world. Souls can either be dark with some light, light with some darkness or totally dark, nut not totally light. However, there can be no body without a soul, but there are souls without bodies....
Making money..my grandpa makin vaccine to ..🤣🤣🤣🤣
Highly efficient if they give us the real number of contaminated vaccinated people not just the number of vaccinated people. Also the age of the vaccinated population. J&J vaccine out of 40 thousand vaccinated less than 500 people got infected which is a very very small amount of people to compare to say the vaccine is efficient. Otherwise is just a statistic manipulation. 1 out of 2 people still is a 50%.