Le Vu et al. reports on Age and sex-specific risks of myocarditis and pericarditis following Covid-messenger RNA vaccines; vaccination with both mRNA vaccines was associated with an increased risk of
Le Vu et al. reports on Age and sex-specific risks of myocarditis and pericarditis following Covid-messenger RNA vaccines; vaccination with both mRNA vaccines was associated with an increased risk of
myocarditis and pericarditis within the first week after vaccination. particularly pronounced after the second dose, and were evident in both males and females. increased risks towards younger ages
None of this surprising. Will any of the blind read it? Why did they not include people over 50? I'm willing to guess many many people over 50 had cardiac effects also from these concoctions. I know I did. 67 yo female from day 2 had chest, left arm, shoulder pain, breathlessness, extreme fatigue for 4 weeks. Feb 21. Never recovered full stamina even 3 years later.Two years later I quizzed my (now former) cardiologist who refused to write anything in my record. He simply waved his hand and breezily remarked, "these mrna shots give tremendous inflammation to most of my patients"...the older are ignored even in these studies. We drop dead and it is simply accepted, as in "well he/she was very active and engaged in life and healthy...but they were old, so..."
None of this surprising. Will any of the blind read it? Why did they not include people over 50? I'm willing to guess many many people over 50 had cardiac effects also from these concoctions. I know I did. 67 yo female from day 2 had chest, left arm, shoulder pain, breathlessness, extreme fatigue for 4 weeks. Feb 21. Never recovered full stamina even 3 years later.Two years later I quizzed my (now former) cardiologist who refused to write anything in my record. He simply waved his hand and breezily remarked, "these mrna shots give tremendous inflammation to most of my patients"...the older are ignored even in these studies. We drop dead and it is simply accepted, as in "well he/she was very active and engaged in life and healthy...but they were old, so..."