[RichDad]

This whole thing about vaccinate losing antibodies after a certain month is something puzzling to me. Doesn't restrict to only sinovac, every vaccine for covid it seems.

By right the vaccine teaches your T cells to recognise the virus so your body can create the antibodies for it. Why for covid the antibodies or your T cell doesnt work rite??

Because of mutation. Even for flu jabs, you need yearly boosters because the virus mutate and the body don't know how to react fast enough to create antibodies. 

Whether is mRNA or non-mRNA, same issues. 

So there is no need to argue liao. All same but inactivated virus type of vacc like Sinovac is safer with fewer and milder side effects so far.

As long as it helps to protect against severe illness, they shouldn't be any discrimination. If anything, should discriminate against mRNA due to the unknown longer term adverse effects. 

I think in 10 years if there are sufficient data to prove that mRNA is indeed safe, then we should make it compulsory. A big IF ....