A well-documented and serious side effect of vaccines is known as pathogenic priming or antibody dependent or immune enhancement. It is difficult to prove, with doctors andscientists and the public tend to initially deny its existence by saying a person(s) has “a worse virus.” One way we learn that ADE is a real effect is by comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated populations. If entire populations are immediately vaccinated with these experimental vaccines, the true incidence of ADE will never be known, as many cases will just be falsely described as a “new strain” or “more severe strain.”

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ADE is especially tricky because it is a delayed reaction. Initially all seems well. The
person seems to have a great immune response but then becomes deadly when the person is exposed to the virus in the wild. It is well known that you must do animal testing first to try
to rule out ADE. Strong vaccine advocates Dr. Offit and Dr. Hotez, who would be expected
to be enthusiastic about these experimental vaccines, have not really endorsed these new
experimental vaccines, because previous coronavirus vaccines have a long history of failure due to “antibody dependent enhancement.”