Question, how many here opted to take antibody test in 2020

And if not why? Clearly there was "Logically" plenty of time without a vaccine to pique ones curiosity as to if they had been exposed or not which would have lead to a more logic decision as to take the vaccine or "IF" tested positive for antibodies? I mean really, that was and is the main goal of the vaccine, correct?

 

I was tested and it was negative but those tests were very inaccurate as are the quick Covid tests.

 

July of 2020 I had my annual blood tests. I specifically requested from my doctor the test for SARS- Cov 2 antibodies and was negative.

Since then I have learned there is much more to the human immune system than antibodies.

Last month were the annual tests, no antibody test, but I was high in Vitamin D, mostly because I supplement and spend time in the sun.

 

I had recovered from the wu-flu with mild symptoms early in 2020, but was never tested. At the time, I wasn't sure whether I could get it again, and saw the process of getting the test as more risk than I was willing to take just to satisfy my curiosity.

 

If you were never tested then how do you know you had Covid?

 

That is a very good point with a fairly simple answer: by way of incessant propaganda by the media and perps, the average American simply does not understand how the PCR test has been misused during this plandemic.

They have been conditioned to believe that a positive test means one is infected with a virus that has never been isolated.

When everything the American people believe is false, we will know the success of our misinformation efforts.

 

I don't for sure, but I have described my symptoms, which were unusual, to my doctor and he agreed that it most likely was covid. But, you're right, without a test, there is no way to 100% know for sure.