stickdog99 » 02 Dec 2022 08:35 wrote:New Health Science Reports Study:"A significant reduction of three percent was observed in VO2max values post-booster dose administration. ... A 9% reduction of probable clinical relevance was observed in 19% of athletes."
The 2.7% decrease in VO2 max that was found is consistent with any decrease in VO2 max due to vaccination or infection from inflammatory responses. How do you reckon the vaccine could cause a drop in VO2 max that is different from the usual associated decrease due to any infammation? Infection has been shown to decrease VO2 max by 10% - any infection.
Its also less than the de training effects from two weeks of no exercise. And the people writing the paper actually recommended a period of three days of no training after the vaccine and before the test.