What are the long term effects of flu shots?

Lately, even more reasons have been discovered for avoiding flu shots. Getting a flu shot is fraught with health risks. Delayed vaccine injury You may think occasional cases of paralysis or a lifetimes of seizures after flu shots are too rare to consider flu shots hazardous. But let's focus on delayed reactions and long term health downturns, you know, the kind of adverse reactions vaccine pushers easily dismiss. read more

A new study from the University of Michigan has yielded more evidence that getting a flu shot 2 years in a row may result in lower vaccine effectiveness (VE) in the second year, and also that the effects of a flu shot may last more than one season. read more

You also get some protection against future strains, though you’ll still need a new shot every year because the flu virus mutates so fast and the antibodies that work against one strain won’t work as well against the new mutated strains. There is a new type of flu vaccine very close but not yet quite developed. read more