The scientific community is thoroughly studying the enigmatic case of a 62-year-old German patient who was vaccinated 217 times against Covid-19 using privately administered doses and agreed to studies to examine contraindications to hypervaccination.
This is a case that gained visibility thanks to a publication in the prestigious magazine The Lancet Infectious Diseases: against medical recommendations, a German citizen “He was hypervaccinated” with 217 doses against the coronavirus, without any adverse effects having been recorded so far.
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Regarding this disproportionate number of inoculations, Michelle Roberts of BBC News He noted that the vaccines were supplied privately over the course of 29 months.
Researchers at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg warned that the overvaccinated German patient initially He does not appear to have suffered any adverse effects.
Vaccine against Covid-19. Photo: WHO
However, experts remain cautious and They do not recommend hypervaccination under any circumstancesnot even in the groups considered at risk, who receive a booster “per season.”
“We learned about his case through press articles”explained Dr. Kilian Schober, members of the University’s microbiology department.
“Then we contacted him and invited him to undergo several tests in Erlangen. He was very interested in doing it.“said the specialist.
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Since then, Scientists examined fresh samples of blood and saliva provided by the 62-year-old patient.
Some frozen blood samples, which remained stored in recent years, were also subjected to analysis.
Regarding the analysis of the samples, Dr. Schober said: “We were able to take blood samples ourselves when the man received another vaccine during the study at his own insistence. We use these samples to determine how the immune system reacts to vaccination“.
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One of the central premises of the investigation was to determine whether hyperstimulation of the immune system (caused by repeated doses) could have caused the fatigue of some cells.
To the surprise of scientists, They did not find evidence of this nature and they did not detect that the hypervaccinated patient had ever contracted Covid-19..
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Despite not having identified adverse effects in the German patient, the scientists clarified that They do not support “hypervaccination as a strategy to improve adaptive immunity”.
In this regard, they established a unanimous position regarding the number of recommended doses.
“Current research indicates that Three-dose vaccination, along with regular booster shots for vulnerable groups, remains the preferred approach“, they concluded on the University’s website, while highlighting that “there are no indications that more vaccines are needed.”
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