You have to be very careful about what supplements or other items you take during the vaccine incubation period.
Certain things can inhibit Cox-1 and Cox-2 enzymes and if you inhibit these enzymes studies have shown that this
reduces the antibody response to vaccines. So if you inhibit these enzymes while you are taking a vaccine then
you are just reducing the antibodies that you will get from the vaccine.
https://www.verywell...vaccine-5111319
Some of the items shown to inhibit Cox enzymes are aspirin, certain anti-inflammatories, and certain supplements.
Im not a fan of Dr Fauci, but even he admitted at one of the Senate or House hearings when questioned about it
that people have to watch what they take during the vaccine incubation period so as not to reduce the antibody response.
Ashley Ellis, PharmD, director of clinical operations for Compwell, previously told Best Life that anti-inflammatories
"block a pathway called the cyclooxygenase-2 (cox-2) enzyme"—and your body needs these enzymes to be able to
produce antibodies against the virus and build immunity.
So you need to be sure that any supplements or other items you might be taking during the vaccine period will not
block these Cox enzymes to be sure you get the full benefit of the vaccine antibody response.