Taking the vaccine under someone else’s name puts at risk not only those who receive more doses, but also those who are officially considered vaccinated, although they have not actually received the preparation, Koornneef noted. She added that inconsistent entries in medical records may later influence decisions regarding the treatment of apparently vaccinated patients. She added that the vaccine in such high doses causes more side effects. In an interview with the New Zealand Herald, Helen Petousis-Harris, who is a vaccination expert, commented on the matter. “A man’s life is not threatened by the intake of so many doses of the vaccine, but the next day he may have more headaches or fever symptoms,” said Petousis-Harris.

Source: Stuff December 14, 2021 04:29 UTC