New COVID-19 Omicron Variant Uncertainity: Mild Cases in the Fully Vaccinated

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New COVID-19 OMICRON (B1.1.529) Variant Uncertainty: Currently mild cases are seen in fully vaccinated but are being spread among the vaccinated and vaccinated. Thanks for watching!
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Ask your doctor about increasing your vitamin D and about adding K2. BOOSTERS are recommended for mRNA vaccinated after 6 months and for J & J vaccinated after 2 months.
Common Symptoms: Headache with extreme fatigue (sleepiness), sore throat, and body aches in the vaccinated according to South African doctors. Young people (unvaccinated 20-30's year olds have been affected more severely so far up to hospitalization).
Dr. Richard Lessells, ID specialist at the University of KwaZulu-Natal told BBC News that the variant is spreading rapidly in populations who he thinks have very high immunity. He cautions that it is too early to determine that the variant is mild.
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