HEALTH & WELLNESS
Dr. Lynn Fynn Studies Effectiveness Of RSV, Flu, and COVID19 Vaccines

Dr. Fynn critically examines the effectiveness and safety of certain vaccines, particularly focusing on influenza and COVID-19 vaccines, and raises concerns about their impact on public health outcomes. Here are the key points:

1. Inadequate Efficacy of Influenza Vaccines:

   • Influenza vaccines often fail to meet the minimal efficacy threshold of 50% set by public health standards. For instance, the efficacy rate before COVID-19 was as low as 16%.

   • Despite widespread vaccination, there is no evidence of reduced hospitalizations or mortality rates. Some data even suggest an increase in both, contradicting the expected outcomes.

2. Challenges with Vaccine-Driven Immunity:

   • Historically, decreases in influenza-related mortality (e.g., post-1968 pandemic) are attributed to natural herd immunity rather than vaccination.

   • Multiple studies (e.g., Cochrane reviews) indicate no significant differences in hospitalization rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated populations.….more

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• Dr. Lynn Fynn Studies Effectiveness Of RSV, Flu, and COVID19 Vaccines  Video (0:29) Dr. Lynn Fynn is a medical doctor specializing in virology and infectious diseases.

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