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Aggie12B
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5:54p, 8/24/21
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I have a question. Since SARS is a corona virus, if someone was exposed to the SARS virus in the past, does that make them more susceptible to the covid-19 virus, or does the exposure to ANY corona virus produce antibodies that increase your immunity to the current corona virus?

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Diyala Nick
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5:58p, 8/24/21
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***Not a Doctor***

Google the term "cross reactive immunity"

Unfortunately, for covid there seems to be none.
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petebaker
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6:19p, 8/24/21
https://www.bitchute.com/video/TiwAfP5nTpP8/
Scientist discussing this topic
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In reply to petebaker • 6:37p, 8/24/21
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A scientist that published a book on Amazon in June 2020 that covid was a false alarm and magically has proof of every contrarian flavor of the month opinion . Totally legit link.
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In reply to Aggie12B • 6:43p, 8/24/21
Aggie12B said:
I have a question. Since SARS is a corona virus, if someone was exposed to the SARS virus in the past, does that make them more susceptible to the covid-19 virus, or does the exposure to ANY corona virus produce antibodies that increase your immunity to the current corona virus?

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Probably not. Covid isn't the first coronavirus that we get exposed to. Their are 4 others that are endemic and make up the group of viruses that cause the common cold.
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In reply to Gordo14 • 7:01p, 8/24/21
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Gordo14 said:
Aggie12B said:
I have a question. Since SARS is a corona virus, if someone was exposed to the SARS virus in the past, does that make them more susceptible to the covid-19 virus, or does the exposure to ANY corona virus produce antibodies that increase your immunity to the current corona virus?

Serious question, not a troll


Probably not. Covid isn't the first coronavirus that we get exposed to. Their are 4 others that are endemic and make up the group of viruses that cause the common cold.
Probably not what?
Probably not more susceptible to covid-19?

or

Probably not increase your immunity?
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9:21p, 8/24/21
It's been documented that people who had SARS like 18 years ago exhibited immunity to covid via antibodies.
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In reply to TarponChaser • 9:39p, 8/24/21
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TarponChaser said:
It's been documented that people who had SARS like 18 years ago exhibited immunity to covid via antibodies.
That's good to know, if true. I was exposed to SARS in Kuwait from some local nationals working at our Camp New York back in 2003 when they pulled us back to Kuwait before redeploying us back to Georgia
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In reply to Aggie12B • 9:53p, 8/24/21
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2550-z
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