Certain Gut Bacteria May Intensify Inflammatory Responses to Vaccines
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Researchers observed differences in microorganisms in people who developed severe fever after vaccination
If after getting the covid-19 vaccine you spent an entire night shivering in bed with 38oC fever while your partner had not even hurt his arm, the answer is not in his bad luck, in the genetics or in the drug lot. It is in his intestine.A research led by the Max Planck Institute (Germany) and published this week in the magazine ' Science ' has found that the intestinal microbiota acts as a previous 'thermostate' that conditions our body's inflam…
One study reveals that the composition of the universe of bacteria, viruses, fungi and archaea that inhabits us can modulate inflammatory reactions and symptoms of discomfort after puncture
The mild side effects of certain vaccines, such as fever and headaches, would be facilitated by the effect of ultra-transformed foods on the intestinal microbiota.
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