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It sounds awfully like you don't actually know what an adjuvant does (ie its sole purpose for being in a vaccine). So you are just spouting off...again
An adjuvant is an ingredient of a vaccine that helps create a stronger immune response in the patient’s body.
This strong immune response preduced by the adjuvant is the symptoms/side effects you think is somehow pertinent
It’s thus therefor only surprising that the side effects were similar but only when you don't know what an adjuvant does.
Which is clearly obvious you don't.
hes giving you a strong clue
You are still not getting it.
I eagerly await you next instalment of gish galloping floundering and downright stupidity.
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Kinky is using a feather. Perverted is using the whole chicken
In true conspiracy theorist style, you're desperately trying to turn a positive into a negative.
They could have just used a saline placebo against the true vaccine. However in this case they put a third option in the process, which was the aluminium adjuvant placebo. This allowed a three-way comparison, and the ability to isolate the adjuvant response. I would have thought that this process would be lauded by the anti-vaxxers, but it would appear that some are too blinkered in their rabid response to see that.
Your original suggestion was that the adjuvant placebo was used, and you carefully omitted the use of the saline placebo (although your distorted sources may not have provided that important information for you).
As above, you continue to parrot the anti-vax dogma gleaned from seriously unreliable sources, and are quite open about having no data to back your claims. When asked for the data your response is to suggest that we find it ourselves. You're the one making the claims - how about you back yourself?
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