Hey all
I’m getting my second shot of the Pfizer Covid-vaccine tomorrow.
The side effect from the first shot were manageable, but a lot of people I know have had to stay in bed for a week after the second shot.
What would be my best bet “sub-wise” to avoid the side effects?
My plan is to play a loop of Paragon after I receive the shot and see how it goes, but I was wondering if “Aegis Initiative: COVID-19” could help me out as well.
Any input?
Thanks in advance 
Yup. Personally, I would advice the same. One loop of Paragon + Aegis Initiative: Covid 19 each.
The latter has helped keep me safe so far (along with masks and hand washing)
Oh yeah, it would be okay to play the covid track everyday since it isn’t Qv2. Maybe even 2 or 3 loops per day is okay (with Sat and Sun off)
Warning: No “pro-vaccine” or “anti-vaccine” posts here.
If I had to recommend anything, it’d be what @Lion just said.
Did we really not update this? Whoops. Will get that on the docket for upgrade.
Yes please! An upgrade would be awesome!
But… but… but…
Okay 
Awesome. Thank you. Would you say pre or post vaccine for Aegis Initiative: Covid 19? (or maybe it doesn’t matter)
I am not a doctor, and I know that this might sound strange, but is there any way that Aegis Initiative: Covid 19 could minimize the efficiency of the vaccine? As far as I understand the workings of vaccines in general the aim is to give you a very small doze of the illness. Would the sub in any way prevent this?
Really not trying to stir up any conspiracy or confusion here – I know this whole thing is a very delicate subject for some.
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Don’t think too much about this, my friend. Play it the usual time you run your subs.
That, I cannot answer (EDIT: because I don’t know). It is possible. Paragon won’t, however.
Thank you!
I don’t even know if my train of thoughts regarding his makes sense, but I guess that I’ll be on the safe side and wait with Aegis Initiative until 24 hours after the vaccine.
I’ll report back with the results in a few days
I got astrazenca than for my first jab, and got Pfizer for my second. I felt a slight fever and fatigue after 2 days from AZ, but I felt nothing from Pfizer. Good luck with the side effects.
An excellent recommendation! We’ll save the sparring for twitter and facebook where it belongs.
A little follow up:
A few hours after the vaccine I started to sweat as hell and got a terrible headache. I decided to listen to two loops of AI: Covid-19 and one loop of Paragon. Even though it didn’t fix everything, Paragon really took the top off my headache and allowed me to sleep decently.
The next day I had flu like symptoms when I woke up. In the morning I played loop of paragon which allowed me to have a productive workday and two additional loops of AI: Covid-19. Throughout the day I played an additional loop of AI: Covid-19. The symptoms got weaker and weaker throughout the day, and I played another loop of Paragon before going to bed.
The next day I woke up and I was almost symptom free (still a bit tired but nothing major).
I am of the impression that Paragon played a big role in me getting over any side effects from the vaccine relatively quickly and easily. I could really feel how my headache and flu like symptoms lessened with each loop. I also think that AI: Covid-19 helped, but this is hard to verify, especially since everybody experience potential side effects differently.
Furthermore, most people experience that their shoulder is very sore after the vaccine, which I also experienced after the first shot. After playing the first loop of paragon, I almost didn’t feel any shoulder soreness at all.
All in all, I can strongly recommend that everyone considers using these tools if they feel any side effects from the vaccine.
not how the Pfizer shot works. It’s an mRNA vaccine. No exposure to virus. Rather, it programs the cells to construct a protective protein. It’s more of a software hack than a traditional vaccine.
mRNA vaccines are a new type of vaccine to protect against infectious diseases. To trigger an immune response, many vaccines put a weakened or inactivated germ into our bodies. Not mRNA vaccines. Instead, they teach our cells how to make a protein—or even just a piece of a protein—that triggers an immune response inside our bodies. That immune response, which produces antibodies, is what protects us from getting infected if the real virus enters our bodies.
I’m glad you weathered the storm.