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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Modern Discontent

That first Korean study that you used- did they differentiate the cases between the 4 different types of jabs?

I got omicron and no gastro issues (but i felt awful like when i had dengue fever). My son also had omicron, no gastro (sinuses were runny and he had a fever and a headache). When he had to get J and j for college a year before his omicron, he had only a fever- it was terrible, 105.3 degrees, i thought the thermometer was broken. I had to put him in a cold bath for 4 hours with advil and tylenol to get it down to 103.

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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Modern Discontent

Thank you for this article. I am curious if you have seen any studies or information about Covid and Covid vaccines in those with Celiac. I have Celiac and my GI system was definitely impacted both times I got Covid.

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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Modern Discontent

My neighbor was in and out of the hospital for the last 9 months with gut issues, finally culminating in an ostomy bag. He had to get the shot for his job.

He says there will be no boosters.

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Jan 27, 2023Liked by Modern Discontent

I was surprised I had no GI issues with my omicron, as I am "prone" to them. In that I mean my grandmother and mother had what they called "nervous stomach" and I grew up thinking I did too. I've since figured out most of the triggers and can usually be fine. Anyway, I wouldn't have been surprised if I had had GI issues with omicron, but aside from a slight lack of appetite (lost 5 lbs!) I was fine. My husband and our daughter (13) were GI-free as well with omicron. All unvax.

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That first Korean study that you used- did they differentiate the cases between the 4 different types of jabs?

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That first Korean study that you used- did they differentiate the cases between the 4 different types of jabs?

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