The most damning
evidence to date of vaccine heart damage and death
INCH by agonising
inch, we move closer to the denouement of the
‘safe and effective’ Covid vaccine tragedy.
It is agonising
for doctors who believed the jab would help
protect patients against serious illness; for
people harmed and bereaved by the jabs, and for
researchers who have been telling us for more than
two years (see here,
for example) that vaccines based on preparing the
body to deal with SARS-CoV-2’s toxic ‘spike’
protein might cause the same type of damage as the
virus itself.
Now, in a
comprehensive nationwide South
Korean study, an expert committee has confirmed 480
cases of vaccine-related heart inflammation
(myocarditis), including 21 deaths, 12 of which
were in young adults. Ninety-five of the 480 cases
were classified as severe, most needing intensive
care in hospital and one receiving a heart
transplant.
The analysis may
be the most comprehensive to date from anywhere in
the world. The committee included seven
cardiologists, helped by investigators in 16
regional centres who provided data from medical
records. Physicians and health care staff were put
under a legal obligation to report suspected
adverse events from the jab.
Stringent
criteria were adopted before concluding that the
vaccine was to blame, possibly causing many
likely cases to be excluded. The 480
confirmed cases were among 1,533 cases reported in
which acute myocarditis was suspected.
Reporting
their findings
in the European Heart Journal, the researchers say
that in comparison to the 44million people
vaccinated during the study period (26 February to
31 December 2021) myocarditis attributable to the
vaccine is rare. It was highest in young men,
aged between 12 and 17 (5.29 cases per 100,000
vaccinated people) and lowest in women over 70
(0.22 per 100,000).
They express
particular concern, however, that eight of the 21
deaths were initially classified as sudden cardiac
death, unrelated to the vaccine, and came to light
only as the result of post-mortem examination.
‘Sudden cardiac
death (SCD) was the most serious and worrisome
adverse reaction of Covid-19 vaccination in our
study,’ they write. In those eight cases, despite
death within a week of vaccination, ‘VRM
(vaccine-related myocarditis) was not suspected as
a clinical diagnosis or a cause of death before
performing an autopsy.’
All eight were
aged under 45, and all received the mRNA vaccines,
with vaccine-related myocarditis deemed by the
investigators to be ‘the only possible cause of
death’.
This finding,
they say, ‘warrants the careful monitoring or
warning of SCD as a potentially fatal complication
of Covid-19 vaccination’, especially in
individuals aged under 45.
Elderly people
may also be at risk, but less likely to be
diagnosed as victims of the jab because of
pre-existing heart disease.
In a blog
posting last month (May 22), the
American cardiologist and Covid vaccine critic Dr
Peter McCullough commented on the
case of
an 81-year-old man who collapsed within a day of
his fifth mRNA shot, and was in hospital for more
than a month, including a period on full life
support. The case shows that in the elderly ‘any
degree of cardiovascular injury could be
disastrous’, he wrote. ‘The Covid-19 vaccines
do not stop SARS-CoV-2 infection, transmission,
nor do they reduce the severity of disease or
prevent hospitalisation or death. For that reason,
the risks of heart damage, blood clots, and other
cardiovascular events far outweigh the benefits .
. .
‘I wonder how
many elderly patients have died within a few days
of the Covid-19 vaccine, unrecognised and not
reported by families, doctors, or others. Only
all-cause mortality data published in the coming
months will give us a clue. In the meantime, all
seniors should understand that even if prior shots
were tolerated, the next one could be fatal.’
