Twilight Zone Study: Most Commonly Reported Side Effect of the Covid Vaccine by Healthcare Workers - a Whopping 32.7%(!!!!!!) of Study Participants - was "Giddiness"
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I wasn’t planning on publishing a substack for a few days, but I came across this study and it is too entertaining to pass up on. Lord knows we could use a bit of humor after last week’s electoral debacle. The title is not an exaggeration, this really appeared in an actual study, and in the abstract no less:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34625758/
Results: No anaphylaxis was reported. Most common symptom was giddiness (32.7%) experienced by HCWs within 30 minutes. Adverse events attended post-vaccination by OHC were generally mild and self-limiting. From the survey, odds of experiencing an adverse event after dose 2 was significantly higher than after the first dose, especially for fever/chills (odds ratio [OR] 22.5). Fever/chills, injection site reactions, headache, aches and pains, and feeling unwell were significantly more common in HCWs below 60 years compared to those ≥60 years. An allergy to food (adjusted OR 2.7) and a history of eczema/sensitive skin (adjusted OR 2.6) were associated with a skin reaction not at injection site.
This begs the question, are the covid vaccines hallucinogenic? Were they spiked with weed? Fentanyl? LSD?
Or is the cult really just that strong?
Perhaps people Singapore are uniquely susceptible psychiatrically to slight pharmacological disturbances because drugs are much harder to come by there?
All good questions.
Either way, Pfizer seems to have an inside track to break into the anti-depressants market with mRNA.
Which is a very depressing thought.
I believe “giddiness” in a medical context, or perhaps in a British medical sense, means dizziness or vertigo or loss of balance.
Giddiness has different meanings. One is dizziness, vertigo, etc.
https://www.narayanahealth.org/giddiness-and-dizziness
Giddiness or dizziness is the feeling of being unbalanced and lightheaded. One might feel woozy or have the disorienting feeling of the surroundings spinning, reeling or moving. One might also feel faint or like one is about to faint. Giddiness is sometimes accompanied by nausea or vomiting. While giddiness can affect a person severely, it is not an independent medical condition but often a symptom of some other underlying condition. This underlying condition could be something as simple as overexertion or as serious as a stroke. Most often it is caused by neurological or inner ear issues.