Replies to post #38181 on Relief Therapeutics Holding AG (RLFTF)

[elllk]

You should get a vaccination. If you are afraid of getting the virus take the Pfizer or Moderna which use rMNA technology and which cannot possibly give you the virus. You can read a lot more about that here: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/hcp/mrna-vaccine-basics.html

I think, in fact, that one way to deal with Zyesami possibly giving support to those who want to avoid vaccinations, thus taking money from the Big Pharma Cos. is to announce that everyone being treated with Zyesami has to commit to getting a vaccination at an appropriate interval after treatment.
I took the Pfizer with no problems except minor soreness the day after both times so I am okay with this requirement and I think Big Pharma would like if too and that could help move things along for Zyesami.

[elllk]

Also, no one knows how long the various vaccination's protection lasts. The flu virus gets updated every year with guessing about new variants leading to partial protection. If the same has to be done with COVID vaccinations that is better than having no protection. For one thing, you leave yourself more vulnerable to getting an asymptomatic virus and spreading it around.

If you are counting totally on Zyesami you sure as hell better make sure you can get it right away which may mean you should have on hand a variety of checking methods for infection. If you get Zyesami right away I do think it will do the job but if you don't, depending on the lag, you could get not only mildly ill (which I also think the Zyesami would take care of) but, as a result, you might get some mild or worse "long hauler" symptoms. That possibility with this vicious virus scares me more than any vaccination.