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Del Bigtree is actually just a little shrub.

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I remember someone from the government compensation fund for vaccine complications said that said 90% of vaccine reactions were due to incompetent administration of the vaccine. I (and 2+ million viewers of Colbert) watched doctor Fauchi get his vaccine at the drugstore next door to the Colbert Show, and they operated the plunger in under 0.2 seconds delivering the entire 0.5 ml. Vaccine too rapidly. Training mandates that you give it a full 5 seconds on the plunger ( 1 second per 0.1ml although that's tough to do, the the plunger will bind up when you try to do it very slow) but even giving it a full two seconds is going to prevent most of the pain and swelling that you get from overpressurizing the muscle and causing systemic release of the vaccine that was not intended in the vaccines design. I'm convinced most of the heart problems were caused by this overpressure damage leakage. My Kaiser nurse administered mine too rapidly and my arm was swollen for 2 months! I finally had to get a ultrasound to see what the heck the lump was. They said it looked pretty much like a fresh vaccine lump, even a two month old vaccine lump. Not much echo reflection (anechoic) at least that close to the surface. Anyway ever since then I've been asking the vaccine nurses to give it a full 5 seconds and so far every nurse is taking at least one second and I haven't had any of the pain and swelling problems anymore and I've had flu, covid, tetanus and shingles vaccines since then as well as the chickenpox vaccine because I didn't have any titers from it despite vaccination 25 years before in college. I had the Tdap. Also I took the nurses suggestion when I was getting two vaccines to have one done in each arm.

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