COVID Vaccine Brings Higher Heart Risk, Little Benefit To Young Men, Medical Expert Warns

Heart inflammation is more common in young men than in older women. Get vaccinated against COVIDAccording to a leading medical expert, the virus is not dangerous and poses little threat to their health. The Daily Wire Friday.

The following is a discussion on the “Morning Wire” podcast, Dr. Marty Makary, a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and an oncology surgeon at the school’s affiliated hospital, noted a recent study from Cedars Sinai found a disturbing 30% increase in heart attack deaths among adults between the ages of 25 and 44 during the first two years of the COVID pandemic. The increase could be due to COVID, but another theory blames the vaccine. Makary stated that there is evidence to support the former.

“We did not see the uptake before the vaccine was rolled out, but, young people were primarily affected around that same time as well,” He said. “The state of Florida did their own study, looking at heart attacks after the vaccine in particular, and found that there was an 81% increase in sudden death from heart attacks in the months following the vaccine compared to baseline rates. So many people do believe that the vaccine is one of the causes of heart problems in young people.”

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The federal government and the pharmaceutical industries initially denied the connection, but the vaccine is now being linked to myocarditis or inflammation of your heart. Makary stated that myocarditis is most common after the second dose. He pointed out that Europe’s parts discourage giving the second dose of the vaccine to young healthy people, contrary to the U.S.

Makary also dispelled the myth that Makary called “a misunderstanding”. “myth” The medical establishment claims that myocarditis occurs more frequently after COVID than after vaccination. However, data doesn’t support this claim. He said that myocarditis is 28 times more common in young men who have received the vaccine than those who had COVID.

Makary said that the majority of data indicates it is a bad idea for young healthy adults to get the vaccine, especially for males. He said that young males aged 16-30 have a nine-to-one higher chance of developing myocarditis compared to their female counterparts.

“They have the lowest benefit from a vaccine because they are the lowest risk of any COVID complications,” Makary stated. “We still don’t know if any young, healthy person has ever died of COVID in the United States. The CDC won’t tell us, and they’ve never broken the data down by young people who are healthy versus had a comorbidity like leukemia or an immunosuppression condition.”

Doctors still don’t know the long-term effects of the type of myocarditis being associated with the vaccine.

“MRIs of people’s heart three months after myocarditis from the vaccine found there were still abnormalities on those MRIs, which make people worry in the medical field, that the inflammation may resolve in some kind of scarring. That’s a general pattern and physiology we see is that after something’s inflamed, some scar tissue can set in.”

“And the concern is that could affect the conduction of the heart,” He concluded. “That is the electrical. rhythm and beat of the heart.”