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Maga_Chaos_Monkey
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2022 Jan 8, 1:42pm
Maga_Chaos_Monkey
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2022 Jan 8, 1:42pm
mell says
I guess there are way more soccer players in the world than anything else so easier to get a sample that would show the correlation vs. say basket ball. Have you heard of basket ball players dropping?
Soccer is way more strenuous aerobically, each game is close to a 10 miler and it's constant running and sprinting without significant breaks
I guess there are way more soccer players in the world than anything else so easier to get a sample that would show the correlation vs. say basket ball. Have you heard of basket ball players dropping?
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Eman
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2022 Jan 10, 12:38am
Eman
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2022 Jan 10, 12:38am
I’ll leave this here. I don’t know if Armstrongeconomics is left or right wing, but some of the claims on their 3:46 min compilation video can easily be confirmed with a Google search.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/disease/why-are-young-athletes-dying/?source=patrick.net
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/disease/why-are-young-athletes-dying/?source=patrick.net
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WookieMan
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2022 Jan 10, 1:07am
WookieMan
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2022 Jan 10, 1:07am
HeadSet says
No. You may be required to see the team doctor per your contract, but you cannot be forced to inject something. If it's a requirement you're free to get it from where you want if you're so inclined. Aaron Rogers didn't even get the jab. So he lied obviously, but I don't think an employer can force "where" you get a vaccine.
There are famous surgeons that take care of knee and Tommy Johns surgeries for athletes not affiliated with the team. Team doc is there to advise with trainers and deal with trauma injuries in the moment and then maintenance afterward. Basically an urgent care doc that is connected with someone high up in the organization.
My BIL is a professional athlete. Fully vaccinated. Has covid currently... in Austria. Basically under house arrest. He got it this time last year too. So even natural immunity is susceptible to reinfection. We need to let this just burn through the population. It's a flu now with some unique but mostly mundane side effects.
Are all the NFL Covid jabs given by the team doctor using a designated supply?
No. You may be required to see the team doctor per your contract, but you cannot be forced to inject something. If it's a requirement you're free to get it from where you want if you're so inclined. Aaron Rogers didn't even get the jab. So he lied obviously, but I don't think an employer can force "where" you get a vaccine.
There are famous surgeons that take care of knee and Tommy Johns surgeries for athletes not affiliated with the team. Team doc is there to advise with trainers and deal with trauma injuries in the moment and then maintenance afterward. Basically an urgent care doc that is connected with someone high up in the organization.
My BIL is a professional athlete. Fully vaccinated. Has covid currently... in Austria. Basically under house arrest. He got it this time last year too. So even natural immunity is susceptible to reinfection. We need to let this just burn through the population. It's a flu now with some unique but mostly mundane side effects.
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So far there hasn’t been any adverse vaccine reactions besides asymptomatic re-infection. All I see are anectodal anti-vax stories which are equal to anectodal Covid horror stories depending on your political circle.