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Why Are People Who Got Vaccinated Dreaming About Space??

As more people get vaccinated, doctors are learning about new and unusual side effects. Rashes at the injection site, developing a metallic taste in your mouth and fatigue are all…

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As more people get vaccinated, doctors are learning about new and unusual side effects.

Rashes at the injection site, developing a metallic taste in your mouth and fatigue are all symptoms of the COVID-19 vaccine that can be explained and that are common.

But why are some vaccinated people dreaming about outer space??

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Planets

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Doctors say some vaccinated people are experiencing weird side effects including dreams about space. People have reported flying to the Moon, planting a flag on the Moon, “Back To The Future” dreams filled with hovercrafts and hover cars. And though this one isn’t space-related, the dream about going out to McDonald's with Abraham Lincoln for a Big Mac has to be mentioned!

Abraham Lincoln

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McDonald's Big Mac and french fries

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According to medical professionals, it’s believed the response to the vaccine may interrupt sleep cycles, especially the REM cycle where we dream.

The say that if you have anything weird going on after receiving the vaccine, the most important thing to know is you’re not alone and they are generally not of great concern.

But if you do something unusual and you are worried about it, talk to your doctor for more information.

Jonel Jaksa is the producer for The All-New Morning Bounce with Mean Jean and Shannon Renee. He’s been with 105.1 The Bounce since 2020 and has been in radio for over 20 years. He’s worked at several stations and in a wide array of radio formats, from hip-hop to rock to country music to sports talk, and is a three-time Michigan Association of Broadcasters award winner. As a content creator for 105.1 The Bounce, Jonel writes articles on hip-hop music, movies, WWE and pop culture.