{COVID-19} Vaccination Injection Interjections VIII - Who cares at this point

[Rhyis.]

Genuinely curious how someone can mentally manifest redness or swelling at the injection site.

this mf never watched the matrix

[NynJa]

Bluegartr dot com told me its the worst movie in the history of movies

[kuronosan]

Old news that the mind can force the body to physically react to something that isn’t there. Like someone believing a pice of metal is scalding hot, have it make contact to their skin, and actually see their skin raise and swell as though they were burned despite the fact it’s not true.

Goggle-fu that shit


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The mind can't force the body to inflame, cause fevers, and cause localized reactions to the vaccine.

The rest of what you said is quite accurate but also quite rare.

[zoobernut]

A good example of what the body can do with respect to physical manifestations of mental issues is anxiety induced IBS. Or hives and other rashes that can be caused by anxiety and nervousness.

[synistar]

Whelp likely exposed to a coworker who popped hot on an onsite PCR test taken on Monday. Was at work on Monday and Tuesday. Waiting to see what the contact tracing protocols are... whenever the hell they start.

Kinda sucks for this guy. He got covid almost 1 year ago to the day.

Sucks for the rest of us in the lab floor since we have not been officially notified. Someone else in the lab got a text from the infected coworker. Those signs on building entrances are right! Entering this building will expose you to Covid!

I kinda want to take more PTO honestly so I can finish up some vidya games and read some books in my queue.

[Day]

i live by myself and am getting 4 tests

my sister has a house of 5 and is getting…4 tests

the system works

saw a pretty good tweet earlier that was like we told the govt we wanted tests for free and all they heard was "four free" lol

[Gadritan]

The mind can't force the body to inflame, cause fevers, and cause localized reactions to the vaccine.

The rest of what you said is quite accurate but also quite rare.

From what I can see there’s plenty of studies that have proven it can cause inflammation and fevers.

I’d have to spend more time deep diving to figure out the legitimacy of these studies, but from the sheer amount of info that’s popping up it seems like there’s definitely something to it.

But that’s why I told him to google-fu it. I don’t feel like investing more time unless it gets more interesting.


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[NynJa]

I dont wanna investigate this either
Im not at work anymore raisedarmemoji

[Xno Kappa]

Y’all claim your free Covid tests yet?


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Wifey did the first chance she got lol.

[Xno Kappa]

In DC the schools were handing them out to the students in the amount of how many parents were in the household. Which I found hilariously fucked up lol.

[archibaldcrane]

In DC the schools were handing them out to the students in the amount of how many parents were in the household. Which I found hilariously fucked up lol.

Lol

[archibaldcrane]

https://twitter.com/bencasselman/sta...wwjZlzLNQ&s=19

[kuronosan]

From what I can see there’s plenty of studies that have proven it can cause inflammation and fevers.

I’d have to spend more time deep diving to figure out the legitimacy of these studies, but from the sheer amount of info that’s popping up it seems like there’s definitely something to it.

But that’s why I told him to google-fu it. I don’t feel like investing more time unless it gets more interesting.


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So, quote the studies? Don't make them do the work for something you suggested.

[Melena]

In DC the schools were handing them out to the students in the amount of how many parents were in the household. Which I found hilariously fucked up lol.

Poor orphan students.

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[Gadritan]

So, quote the studies? Don't make them do the work for something you suggested.

No you


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[kuronosan]

No you


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Somatization is a real thing and I've no doubt aches, increased pain perception, or gastric symptoms can be caused by anxiety induction.

Other side effects? Not so much.

Also I read that study, and its reporting is irresponsibly terrible. You get a needle in your arm and it's going to leave a localized response that will vary based on technique no matter what you inject. You can't ignore numbers and decide that patients are mentally exacerbating the effects.

There were no psychological controls for this and it's embarrassing it's even getting attention.

[Boyiee]

I have a psych eval for a job this week and the doc is going to ask me if me saying I have a fear of heights means I have a fear of promotions and leadership roles where I oversee people.

No, I don't like going on the roof. It's fucking high.

Why are you people like this?

[Boyiee]

Last time he asked me to clarify my "exaggerated fears" and I told him I over react to spiders. That I react to small spiders as if it were a larger one, hence it is exaggerated.

[kuronosan]

Are you talking to a therapist, or a medical doctor?

[Tymon]

https://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/i-though...mask-1.5747301

you WILL wear the mask

Unless it doesn't have our company logo on it then uh

you will NOT wear the mask