Study Suggests Omicron Will Usher In Covid Natural Immunity

Herd immunity may be here soon according to one study.

The study found that the Omicron variant may act as a catalyst to usher in the end of the pandemic by bringing us into an age where Covid is endemic rather than pandemic.

These recent findings have been corroborated by previous reports which suggest that natural immunity through exposure to infection may be the best solution available.

Currently vaccines are being touted by the medical establishment as the only viable way to fight Covid, yet Omicron has shown to be resistant to the current round of vaccines after a mere 10 weeks.

This study has not yet been peer reviewed, but here is what we currently know:

This is good news for many of us.

Natural immunity.https://t.co/4r4tkcPNtl

— Jeff Harris (@TheVotersSay) December 28, 2021

Omicron study on hamsters, shows that the virus "resulted in a less severe disease" and those with previous infection (Natural Immunity) had no clinical symptoms.

This is a promising sign for those with Natural Immunity.https://t.co/Uv8NAIHber

— Zinc, D3, & Quercetin | COVID-19 Game Changer (@LukeMor19529310) December 27, 2021

The New York Times reports:

“Omicron is likely to push delta out,” said Alex Sigal, a virus expert at the Africa Health Research Institute in Durban, South Africa, who led the new study. “Maybe pushing delta out is actually a good thing, and we’re looking at something we can live with more easily and that will disrupt us less than the previous variants.”

He posted the new study on the institute’s website Monday. It has not yet been published in a scientific journal.

 

https://twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1474106318206255113

https://t.co/IYteVUXWXh But natural immunity is trash…bc you could get reinfected…these people got milder symptoms, no hospitalization. Sounds like what the jab has been touted to do. Natural immunity is real. Leave people alone already.

— Amy (@Queendom916) December 29, 2021

Daily Mail provided more details:

Professor Alex Sigal, a virologist at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa who led the research, said it suggested Omicron could usher in the endemic phase of the pandemic.

He said: ‘The increase in neutralising immunity against Omicron was expected, that is the virus these individuals were infected with.

‘However, we also saw that the same people — especially those who were vaccinated — developed enhanced immunity to the Delta variant.’