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(Natural News) Officials within the Israeli Ministry of Health have determined that the mRNA “vaccine” from Pfizer and BioNTech is “probably” linked to causing deadly heart inflammation, particularly in young men, following the second dose.
After receiving a litany of reports about cases of heart inflammation, including myocarditis, post-injection, a panel of public health experts specializing in epidemiology, along with members of numerous respected universities, decided to take a close look at the jab to see if any correlation between the two exists.
They found that the experimental gene therapy injections inflame the heart muscle, potentially leading to cardiac arrhythmia and death. Researchers from the National Organization for Rare Disorders says that myocarditis can result from infection, but is more commonly “the result of the body’s immune reaction to the initial heart damage.”
Some 275 cases of myocarditis were identified between December 2020 and May 2021, including 148 cases that occurred within one month after vaccination. Of these, 27 occurred after the first dose and 121 occurred after the second dose.
Many of the cases were identified in men between the ages of 16 and 30, and most were in the specific age range between 16 and 19. A majority of the cases were categorized as “mild,” with most leaving the hospital in less than four days, but the phenomenon is still of great concern.
“There is a likelihood of a connection between receiving a second dose of vaccine and the onset of myocarditis in young men aged 16-30,” the panel concluded. “The connection is stronger in young people aged 16-19 compared to other ages and it decreases as age increases.”
Analysis: There is a “causal nature” between covid shots and heart inflammation
Author: Ethan Huff
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