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New Study Raises Questions About Heart Health and mRNA Vaccines
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New Study Raises Questions About Heart Health and mRNA Vaccines
A New study co-authored by Senior Fellows Dr. Kirk Milhoan and Dr. Jessica Rose, is getting attention—and for good reason.
The research found that ALL individuals who received mRNA COVID-19 vaccines showed elevated troponin levels, a sign of potential heart muscle injury.
Even more concerning, up to 1 in 27 vaccine recipients developed subclinical myocarditis—heart inflammation that may not show immediate symptoms but could carry long-term risks.
These findings suggest that cardiac injury after mRNA vaccination might be more common than we’ve been led to believe.
💬 What are your thoughts?
Have you or someone you know experienced heart-related symptoms after vaccination? Do you think more people are becoming aware of these risks?
You can read 📚 the full breakdown here: IMA Substack Article
imahealth.substack.com
New Study: mRNA Vaccines Trigger 620% Heart Risk Surge in Young Men
IMA Senior Fellows Dr. Kirk Milhoan and Dr. Jessica Rose co-author new study comparing SARS-CoV-2 infection and COVID-19 vaccination.
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I have not read anything on blood transfusions and mRNA vaccine/artificial spike protein transference. A platelet disorder dictates that I receive whole blood infusions before medical or dental procedures. Less than three months after an infusion I spent a week in Cardiac ICU due to a non stemi myocarditis. I have an autonomic disorder so have had my heart thoroughly explored. There were no preexisting cardiac conditions.
I am a retired Ophthalmic Technician who had already lost trust in allopathic medicine by the time the mRNA Covid vaccines were introduced. There was no way to trust a vaccine that was using us for it’s live trials. Thirty years ago it would have been considered criminal malpractice.
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So sorry @Aznasimage that you have developed these issues. I am going to forward this on to our doctors as a discussion, to see if anyone has data on transfusions.
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❤ Thank you so much to everyone who was involved in this study and for posting it here.
This establishes a strong foothold and foundation to build upon.
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