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OnTheJump's avatar

If one takes a look at the Cleveland Clinic webpage linked in your post

( https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21214-coronavirus-covid-19 ),

we see listed under - WHAT CAUSES MYOCARDITIS? - several factors including

this, listed as:

SARS-CoV-2 virus(Covid-19).

They do not "go out on a limb", here - instead sticking to the "narrative" :

"In rare cases, myocarditis has happened in young people who received the Pfizer-BioNTech® or Moderna® vaccines for COVID-19. Symptoms can start during the first week after receiving the vaccine. Most people who have this reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine recover quickly after treatment and can get back to their regular activities when they feel better. However, if you’ve had myocarditis, you should check with a cardiologist before exercising again.

The CDC considers COVID-19 a greater risk than the risk of rare side effects of the vaccine. They recommend the vaccines for young people."

WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO.

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SuperSally888's avatar

Covid-19 mRNA injectable induced myocarditis may well be different from classic myocarditis, which i assume typically results from a single discrete and heart damaging assault.

The spike protein damage from these bioweapons represents an ongoing damage as the spike protein generation continues in injected persons. Thus, I would suspect (and I dearly hope that I am wrong) that this type of myocarditis may be worse (and have worse outcomes) than conventional / traditional myocarditis.

Only time will tell. We are in the 4th year post injection for early partakers already. My newsfeed is full of celebrities sick and dying, what more the regular folks?

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