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a long-awaited conversation about the new mRNA flu vaccine. I was doing a lot of digging before I wanted to have my opinion. I wanted facts. I didn't want feelings because that gets you nowhere. So let's talk about it. This study, for first off, the flu vaccine, the mRNA vaccine, is approved for 50 and above. So if you're not 50 years old right now, you don't have to worry about it. Now you will

because it'll cut. It's coming. But as of right now, it's for 50 year olds and above. So what did they do? They studied the new mRNA vaccine compared to the original vaccine that most people get, the regular dose, and the high dose for people over 50. Now, it was about 40, almost 40, 41,000

people. Now, when I tell you that they compared it to the standard dose versus the high dose, for ages like 50 to 65, when you're that age, you get a standard dose of the flu vaccine. When you're above 65 you get a high dose flu vaccine that is common practice so they studied this mRNA vaccine against getting that versus your appropriate dose for

your age okay now here what they found 2 with the flu vaccine still got the flu And 2 Excuse me I said that backwards I want to be right 2.2% got the flu after getting vaccinated with the mRNA vaccine. 2.9% still got the flu after the regular vaccine. So here's where you have to pay attention to science

because that is a 27% difference. Ta-da! and they're going to flash it like that. Look, it's 27% more effective. Okay, kind of, if you do the math like that, but realistically only 0.7% more people got infected. So that's like girl math, and they're using like girl math, and in science I feel like you shouldn't use girl math.