I understand considering how your body will react, but personally I’m more afraid of getting Hep B and having to deal with that. I’m all for vaccines if it will keep me from getting some disease or virus, but it’s all a personal decision and a personal opinion. I’m not suggesting anything for anybody else, but keep talking with your doctor about it and doing your own research.

research the ages and conditions of those who have had it, and why

THIS is what alarming looks like. THIS is my mother at SHARPLY increased liver enzymes. (Next to her healthy sister)

if that doesn't work, ride that wave....if they don't shoot through the roof there is nothing BAD going on, just elevated?
mine are always SLIGHTLY and I have never been much of a drinker. It's all about the meds....and NO DOC wants to take that responsibility.
slightly means watch yourself.
'SHARPLY' is a grave concern...
anyone else agree? or disagree?

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