Delta Variant Versus Previous COVID 19 Infection vs. Vaccines (Coronavirus Update 131)

I'm not vaccinated, I just tested negative for SARS-Covid 2 weeks ago after having it, I been in contact with my house hold who which is vaccinated and didn't have it but now have it after getting boosters... Will I be ok?

I had covid in August 21 in hospital for over 2 weeks out of work for 4 mouths back to work . I blood work check two weeks ago and I still got antibodies and I'm not vaccinated

Why is this surprising to some..

it's Quite Possible Millions of People have had Covid 19 in all its forms and simply not aware of it and are now Quite Immune.

This is why I love this channel. The only agenda here is to present us with the best possible facts.

Had about the same results catching Beta, and then Delta. Didn’t get very sick either time. My wife is a long hauler from Beta, and had symptoms for a couple days from Delta. She did for a bit have an increase in her long hauler symptoms, but that gradually returned to what she has become accustomed to. I do fear that the reinfect ion may prolong her recovery, but I don’t think that we will ever really know. Still not planning getting any shoddy gene therapy doses. Don’t see how it will help anything.

If I have both the vaccines and I have had covid in April 2021 could I still catch the variant? For omnicron

Hi there, thank's for the informative video. I have a question. Do we know the reason why the antibody response to delta in someone that has already been infected with a prior strain, is not as good as the antibody response from a person who is double vaccinated? What's going on here? What mechanism is taking place that the spike protein from the virus is not as effective in eliciting an antibody response as the spike protein that the mrna vaccines tell the body to produce. Thanks!

Should previously infected individuals get just one or both doses of the vaccine?

I had a mild case back last April that lasted a little over a week. Been exposed several times since & was also in the ER & had surgery ( not related to Covid ) & have not been sick since.

Very good video! 💉Thanks!

How come there are less cases of people getting covid twice than those that have had the vaccine then got the virus? Why do we still listen to people who say vaccine immunity is better? Everyone should poll their circles. I know of 2 people through personal connections that have had Covid twice. I sit less than 100 ft every day in office from 2 people who have had covid after vaccine in the past month... I know of 100's who have had the virus after the vaccine...

Well, too bad they don't offer one dose to us naturally immune people. Instead it's sadly a one size-fits all

I am 76 year old. I have been a health "nut" for many years. As soon as C-19 showed it's ugly head, I started taking high doses of vitamin D3. I also started exercising more regularly and strenuously, and eating a carnivorous diet. I was exposed to C-19 on about Oct. 11th. I WANTED to catch it because I knew that I would be OK and I could tell people that one can build immune strength.

I basically had 2 HOURS of misery when my muscles ached. Other than those 2 hours, it was extremely mild for me. If I didn't test positive for CoViD-19, I would never have guessed that I had caught it.

Not everyone is in as good shape as I am; they should get vaccinated, but my wife, who gave me the bug had two vaccinations and a booster shot and she still caught it. Her experience was much worse than mine. My CoViD-19 experience was about has troublesome as a common cold. YOU. CAN. BUILD. IMMUNE. STRENGTH. WITHOUT. A. VACCINATION. The vaccination does nothing for the innate immune system, only for the adaptive immune system. A strong immune system will reduce the negative impact of ALL diseases and greatly reduce your risk of autoimmune diseases and chronic degenerative diseases.

These charts are ONLY the spike protein antibodies, correct?

What about people who got two doses of vaccination and were also previously infected?

Hello and thanks forte information. I live in Trinidad and Tobago, I got COVID in 2020. I was vaccinated with Sin Ph in March of 2021 and Pfizer in September 2021. Sigh, I was not expecting to get the delta but I did. I had a bit of fu like symptoms but nothing to speak about. I was shocked than I got it.

Natural immunity is good (not perfect), but requires you get COVID. Vaccinated immunity is good (not perfect), and does not require that you get sick with COVID. If the vaccine had significant risks (it does not), there might be a great argument for preferring natural immunity. But since the vaccine has been given to an enormous number of people and has proven to be remarkably low risk, there's just no good reason not to get it, with some rare exceptions such as a systemic allergic reaction.

Excellent info, I depend on it since I haven't been able to get vaccinated yet.

I got infected last March 2020, and again in June 2021. I recovered at home both times. The second time was milder probably due to antibodies. I had Delta symptoms.

I saw the doctor for a check up 2 days ago at the hospital, and now have mild covid symptoms; fatigue, scratchy throat, weakness. I'm following your protocol; sleep, hydrotherapy, Vit D, Quercitin, etc. I want to get vaccinated due to the new variants, I've had bad reactions to medications in the past so there's some risk either way.

I tried to get vaccinated last month, but was advised to wait 90 days since I just got over covid, because the immune response could be too strong, which is dangerous.

My doctor says I should have immunity for at least 2 more months, but doesn't know about waiting to get vaccinated after covid.

Any recommendations on when to get vaccinated after recovering from covid? Thanks again for your help during the pandemic.

Thanks for your content, really appreciate your evidence based, politically neutral approach.

A question, I might have missed something and I haven’t read the article yet. The antibody neutralisation study seemed to be comparing previously infected individuals and their ability to neutralise the various COVID variants of sera of people at 12 months verses previously infected at 12 months + vaccination verses antibody neutralisation closely after vaccination. We know that immunity wanes in both previously infected individuals and vaccinated. It would’ve been best to compare at the same time intervals as they really can’t be compared. I’ll read the study also because surely that can’t be the case. I actually feel stupid asking.

Thanku Sir 🙏👍💐

Thank you very much for these presentations. Great explanations.

I had Covid. I'm fully vaccinated. I currently have Delta, and it is just as bad as when I had Covid. Which knocked me down for the count. This is ridiculous.

Great video -- love the channel, but seriously, Strasbourg is still in France although I'm sure Germany would love to take it back as they did in 1870 and 1940.

Hi there, great insight and I have been following all the covid related videos. Just out of curiosity was there any discussions or opinion regarding current cancer patients or ex-cancer patients under remissions to take vaccinations for covid? Particularly for those who previously have throat, mouth or nose cancer related patients...

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There's also a lot of people who think they had Covid but never had a test to confirm.

What is the research on vaccinated people carrying and spreading the COVID virus?

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Thank you kindly for this information.

In my opinion , there is no Delta Variant. The delta , in my opinion , was brought about because of the anti-vaccine movement and the general hesitancy to becone vaccinated. It's purpose is to scare people into getting vaccines. That's its only function.

What do you think? Feel free to share your input. Thanks.

Thank you. I do not have a medical background but understood your video. Well done!

I think it is gross oversimplification to narrow our understanding of immune response to antibodies.

Great informative video. Does any body know if there is any case studies that has any advantages from taking the second dose of Pfizer after 8 weeks instead of 3 weeks. As this video was only showing 3 weeks after the first dose. Thanks in advance :)

I am so happy I found you! I have a question, is 50 mg of Zinc too much? That’s what we have been taking for about a year now. Should I reduce it to 30mg, since I can’t seem to find 40mg.

I was fully vaccinated with Pfizer vaccine and recently got the Delta variant anyway so now I really feel like I am immune according to the data on the video. Vaccination plus natural immunity is best

How is the 'variant' diagnosed ? is there a test that determines which variant one is infected with ?

My husband brought home the virus last February of 2021, my daughter got it and I did not. At that time it took 3 days to get results, and I took no precautions, as my husband never said a word until he got a call saying he was positive. I took the test 3 times over the next 6 weeks, and did not get the virus. Even though I am naturally immune, I got the Mod. shot 2 months later and had a side effect of very fast heart beating and blood pressure spikes that lasted over 7 hours. I went to the ER and they couldn't find anything that would cause my symptoms. I mentioned I had a shot a week earlier, but was ignored as it was still early in the data gathering. Do I get my second dose of Mod.? Did my natural immunity cause my symptoms.? That was the only major side effect. I'm worried that the 2nd dose may cause even worse side effects. My doctor wasn't sure what I should do. I am 67.

My sister was vaccinated and is now infected and fighting in the ICU on a ventilator. Please explain how if you are vaccinated you would get this sick?

Wow very interesting.Thank you for your knowledge I have been very hesitant about getting the vaccine because I have previous infection from covid.I don’t like to listen to politicians for medical advise I like to do my research and decide for myself.But you made it really clear about my level of protection and 1 dose against the delta variant.Thank you once again I will make an appointment and talk it over with my doctor and get. T cell test and see what my doctor recommends.

This is still flawed. Most people even exposed to delta never get sick. So vaccines should be based on an individual bases and not in general.

Thank you for providing insightful information that is not dumbed down.

This was so helpful! Thank you!

Have any of these been physically isolated?

I had covid last summer. I’m now day five into what must be delta given the cold symptoms for the past four days. Today I progressed to shortness of breath and can feel my lungs. I’m 38. However statistics still show that even with higher rates of hospital admission around my age, older patients, who are 70-80% vaccinated, are still, around 35x more likely to die. I forget where I read the stat but it was today.

I'm 64 and caught Covid at the end of February 2020 and so far so good I choose not to be vaccinated but I think they should come up with a immune card for those people that had it.

Question….Would it be at all harmful to have (possibly) had Covid in the past; and still get both doses of the vaccine? Is there a such thing as having “too many” T-cells going on, or too many spike proteins being initiated? Forgive my ignorance; I’m not a medical practitioner lol .

I have a family member in the ICU on a ventilator, and watching these videos actually gives me a better idea of what's going on. Thanks for making these.