New study shows that pretty much everyone who was Covid-vaxxed has heart damage

New study shows that pretty much everyone is getting heart damage from the COVID vaccines
They just aren’t letting you know that. In Canada, the medical community is very smart about this: they don’t let doctors measure troponin levels before you are vaccinated so nobody is the wiser.
STEVE KIRSCH
OCT 21

Executive summary
A new study shows that nearly everyone getting the mRNA COVID vaccines are experiencing some amount of heart damage.

Introduction
Watch this episode from Vinay Prasad before YouTube censors it.

You only need to look at 6:21 into the video:

A new study out of Switzerland shows that vaccinated people have uniformly higher troponin levels than their unvaccinated peers.

In the graph shown at 6:21, we see that the 777 people who got the booster in this study have uniformly higher troponin levels than their matched unvaccinated peers. That is not supposed to happen. If the vaccines are safe, the troponin levels should be nearly identical between vaccinated and unvaccinated groups.

Here are Professor Prasad’s exact words:

It’s not just the tip of the distribution that has elevated high sensitivity troponin, it’s that the entire distribution is right-shifted. Everybody’s having a little bit of elevation in high sensitivity troponin. That’s what this graph would have you infer.

You get a troponin elevation when there is damage to your heart:

Troponin is a type of protein found in the muscles of your heart. Troponin isn’t normally found in the blood. When heart muscles become damaged, troponin is sent into the bloodstream. As heart damage increases, greater amounts of troponin are released in the blood

What the study shows is that nearly everyone is getting a little heart damage when they get the COVID vaccine, some get a lot more damage than others.

1 in 28 boys who got the vaccine developed subclinical myocarditis in the Thailand study

Furthermore, the rate of sub-clinical myocarditis in boys in the Thailand study (summarized at 2:47 in the video) is 3.5%, i.e., 1 in 28 boys will have subclinical or overt myocarditis.

It appears that most of the rest are having heart damage that is below the threshold to be classified as subclinical myocarditis.

Although other conditions can cause a troponin elevation, these conditions are all rare and would be unlikely to be coincident with the shot.

We are left with the inescapable conclusion that the vaccine is injuring the heart muscle in nearly everyone who gets the shot.

Attacking the study

The study was well done. Professor Christian Mueller is well respected and has authored many publications on cardiac injury in the scientific literature.

So it’s not likely that anyone will have success attacking the study. But people will try because they don’t like the result.

The Canadian solution to the troponin problem: don’t allow the doctors to order the troponin test before the shot

In Canada, the medical community is very smart about this: they don’t let doctors measure troponin levels before you are vaccinated, so nobody’s the wiser.

According to a physician in Canada, after the COVID vaccines rolled out, they changed the rules. They only allow troponin to be measured when you are in the hospital. That way, doctors can’t compare your troponin before getting the shot to the level after the shot.

It’s a clever technique to make sure nobody finds out how dangerous the shots are. I’d expect other countries to adopt this policy so that the data isn’t out there (not that it would matter anyway).

Summary

The data is showing the shots are causing some amount of heart damage in nearly everyone who gets the shot.

Doctors and public health authorities are simply turning a blind eye to the data.

Most people put their trust in their doctors and the public health authorities.

…..Comments under the video:

wwjccsd

2 days ago (edited)

Pre-covid myocarditis was so rare that my case was completely dismissed by multiple ER doctors and cardiologists when I brought up that it could be myocarditis because I had sharp heart pain and a heart rate double my resting because I was “a healthy, young male”. At least until my troponin was at 20 ng/mL, then they tried to cover their rears against malpractice. It’s a shame that the medical field is still dismissive.

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April Gise

2 days ago

Thank you so much for having commonsense Dr. Prasad. As a female in my later 40s, after my 2nd dose of Pzifer I had intense heart palpitations multiple times a day for 6 months. My doctor’s office just brushed me off. I am so glad I didn’t have my teenage son vaccinated.

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Phat Jones

2 days ago

Thank you for continuing to point out the hypocrisy and the idiotic way in which our systems are operating. They have pushed out the smart thoughtful people and are left with those that will allow the highly profitable narrative to continue, and most of us are stupid enough to allow it, very sad indeed. Please keep doing what you are doing, shining light on the issues! Peace to you.

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lazytd

2 days ago

Thank you for discussing this! I am so sick of the academic gaslighting of patients who believed they were vaccine injured and yet punished for not wanting to get dose 2 or 3 or 4. Its COMPLETELY ASININE!

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Jo Ann Smith

2 days ago

You managed to say in a few words what most doctors can’t say in lots of words—you put it in perspective. Excellent!

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Ana H

2 days ago (edited)

I’m a woman in my 40s and I developed myocarditis after 2nd dose of Astra Zeneca vaccine. More than a year later, I still have chest pain and palpitations and my hs Troponin is still high. My cardiologist has told me I have a persistent ‘Troponin leak’ related to the vaccine 🤷‍♀️ I have never had COVID

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Lucius McCray

2 days ago

This is just me, emphasis, just me. Because I had a cardiac episode less than 24 hours later on my first jab, I have never had another. The doctors are still unsure what caused it or how to define it. That it occurred so close to my first jab still concerns my primary. My aorta was thinned, and my heart dropped to 60% efficiency. Based on the echocardiogram, I have had a healthy heart of a 78 year of man. I am 56. The good news was zero blockage in my arteries. I now have chest pains I never had previously. My breathing was affected, although we did not check it since I hadn’t passed out. I already had Behcet’s Disease and Fibro at the time, which put me in the covid high-risk category. I had the first covid back in Jan. 2020. (It took them a while to figure that out.) I survived, but it was an ugly six weeks. Although no uglier than some other things, I’ve had to fight due to my immune system. The moral of my story is that I 100% agree with what you are saying. I have already decided not to take any more vaccines until the U.S. medical system gets fixed. Again, my personal decision. It is obvious our system is not what it once was and needs to be put back on course. Serious reform removing the influence of big pharma needs to be put into place, in addition to removing directly to politicians.

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KaHae

2 days ago (edited)

The first person to die of vaccine-induced myocarditis in New Zealand was a woman. I believe she was in her 50’s but the health officials gave very few details. They did however report the case to the WHO. (This was early in NZ’s vaccination campaign.) That was followed by a campaign of medical gaslighting for reasons I understand but nevertheless think could have been handled far better and possibly saved lives in the process. We were told myocarditis was extremely rare and almost always resolved without treatment. I saw no advice to the effect that one should seek immediate medical advice if one experienced chest discomfort for example. I’m a woman and not on any med’s. When I received my first dose of Pfizer I was 70. I was told I might get “flu-like symptoms” so when I started experiencing vaccine-site discomfort, along with fever and chills, a cough, a mild ache in my chest, and an elevated heart rate several days later I assumed these were just normal side effects. The fever and chills quickly resolved but not the other symptoms. I eventually began to suspect I might have myocarditis but with the health officials assuring everyone that it almost always resolved without treatment I didn’t worry unduly until things suddenly got markedly worse. Then I DID seek medical advice and after ECG and gazillions of blood tests to try to rule out other possible causes for sky high troponin levels (e.g. thyroid problems) the doctors concluded that I had vaccine-induced myocarditis. A pre-print (i.e. not yet peer reviewed) paper published yesterday – “SARS-CoV-2 vaccine and increased myocarditis mortality risk: A population based comparative study in Japan” – concluded that “SARS-CoV-2 vaccination was associated with higher risk of myocarditis death, not only in young adults but also in all age groups including the elderly. Considering healthy vaccinee effect, the risk may be 4 times or higher than the apparent risk of myocarditis death. Underreporting should also be considered. Based on this study, risk of myocarditis following SARS-CoV-2 vaccination may be more serious than that reported previously.”

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Niki Bechus

2 days ago

Unfortunately, Dr VP has not quite grasped the magnitude of what is going on in his field. There are however a growing number of Health Care Practitioners who can no longer dismiss the huge amount of people who have had Adverse Effects. It’s got to a point where it is undeniable and hopefully, he comes to terms with this travesty sooner than later.

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S Mania

1 day ago

I am so glad my husband and I held our stances on this. We didn’t like the idea of mRNA when we first heard about it and the more we learned doing research, the more uneasy we became. We chose not to get the jab and it’s been very difficult. We lost friends (tells us they weren’t truly our friends though) and we haven’t seen some people in our family, including our nephews, for over two years because we’re unvaccinated and seen as a risk to them. It’s a shame, but we’re healthy and we’re happy about that.