Allergies Have You Fearful Of The Vaccine? What Does The CDC Say?

What's The Process?

"I heard nothing about ivermectin or hydroxycloroquine. Why are these not being used? Along with zinc, D3, C, quercetin, and good nutrition. Distilled water and an alkaline diet as well. You guys claim to be news men and yet you are slacking. Let me help you with your knowledge gap." (these kind of statements are always so "inspiring")

Dr. Vladimir Zelenko, Dr. Thomas Cowan, Dr. Sebi, Dr. Rashid Buttar, #INFOWARS,Del Bigtree and Highwire, Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Dr. Richard Fleming and the Fleming Method, Darkhorse Podcast, and most importantly *Banned.video* These so call vaccines will lower your immune system and make antibody dependent enhancement necessary." Ok.

The point being that the author of the Facebook response clearly has a different opinion than the breakthrough Covid case guy who truly believes the vaccine saved him. Thats his story, consider and react accordingly. FYI - KIT on-air hosts say getting the vaccine should be your choice. Dave got the shots, Lance did not.

In summary, each article is not meant to be the last word on every subject and we try to present varying perspectives without endorsing them all. We report - you decide. So...

CDC Says Allergies Are Of No Concern

Along those lines of "should I or Shouldn't I" get the shot, United Press International is reporting on research about allergic reactions to the vaccines. If you were interested in the shots but concerned about allergies, this information is for you.

A study published Tuesday by JAMA Network Open found, Allergic reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine are rare, even among recipients with a history of complications in response to inoculations, medications and other irritants...Researchers found that 98 percent of people considered “highly allergic” had “no immediate” reaction after getting the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, fewer than two percent had “minor allergic responses,” and fewer than one percent experienced anaphylaxis.

And In The End, It's Still Your Call

The conclusion reached by researchers is that as many as 40% of all of us have an allergy of some kind which may keep us from getting immunizations in general. Scientists say the threat of the virus is serious enough to push past that allergy concerns and there is data to support that decision.... just 29 of 4.8 million vaccine recipients early on developed a severe allergic reaction to the shots according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

So the CDC is saying don't let fear of an allergic reaction be the reason you don't get the shots. Again, for now, the choice is yours.