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What can you eat to help your body build immunities to the injected virus from the flu shot?
Healthy eating and foods that are known to improve the function of the immune system, such as Vit C, will help your body have a proper immune response to be able to develop antibodies to the viruses contained in the flu vaccines. The foods would be to boost the immune system and your general health, though, not to enhance the development of the specific antibodies to the viral contents of the vaccine.
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When vaccinating a virus is actually injected into the body.?
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What kills viruses in humans?
A vaccine is injected into the human body containing the antigens of the virus. The body's immune system produces antibodies from B-cells to destroy the virus and remembers the virus if it ever enters the body again.
How does a vaccine produce its effects?
Dead virus cells are injected causing the animal's body's immune system to build up immunity to that particular virus. When the animal comes across that same virus it already has immunity built up so the chance of 'getting' that same germ is greatly reduced. This is an over-simplified explanation but it will give you an idea of how it works.
What one precaution your community uses to prevent viral disease?
the fluvax can help people and so can some vaccines and sometimes when you get injected with the shot ` it has dead cells and some are alive and that helps the body build up antibodys and that ngets the body ready for the real thing so it is something that is like the virus.
What is the role of a vaccine?
A vaccination is weakened germs of a disease. When you get injected with these germs, your body build an immunity against it, so when you really get the disease, your body can fight it off.
What does a virus need to supply ATP for energy or proteins to build body parts?
energy
What are the following are common prevention techniques that will require the risk of getting diseases?
Inoculation is when a dead virus (smallpox, for example) is injected into a person. The person's body creates antibodies to fight against the virus, even though the virus is dead. Should the person be infected with the live virus in the future, the body's immune system will recognise ,from the inoculation memory, the virus and bring fore natural antibodies to wipe out the live virus.
Does an injection of antibodies produce active immunity?
No. When you are immunized you are injected with an inactive version of the virus so your body learns how to fight it off and you become permanently immune.
What does immunities?
Ability of the body to defend itself from being afflicted by diseases
How did sam transform back into a human in shiver at the end?
Well he was injected with a virus that would hopefully make his body turn back to human form. It worked for him but not for Jack :(
What is the virus in Resident Evil called?
There a few viruses in RE, one being the T-Virus, which if injected causes the person to mutate into a Licker... if it gets released into the air, it becomes a viral gas, and then when people die, they become zombies carrying the virus. The G-Virus is a form of the T-Virus but if injected then they turn into monsters like the monster William birkin turned into off resident evil 2. The Uroboros virus took control and ate your body away and controlled everything through the environment, eating flesh as it passes. This is like what Excella turned into in RE5 Las Plagas is another virus inside a needle, but i has an egg inside, and when injected inside someone near the stomach and when its grown it kills then and reanimates them and gives the infected brains and knowledge how to use weapons.
Is 1991 Chevy 454 throttle body injected?
Yes it is. FUEL INJECTED
