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Peer Reviewed Study Out Of Thailand Shows Alarmingly High Rates of Myocarditis found in Teens who got mRNA Covid Vaccines. 10X Higher Than CDC's Rate

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Study looked at 301 teens bloodwork, ECG, etc. before 2nd shot and at days 3/7/14 after their 2nd shot.

Link to peer reviewed study:


Link to despicable reuters fact check/gas lighting article that tries to polish the turd....hurr durr social media posts got the rate wrong but even at the lowest possible number it's still 10X higher than what the CDC claimed (332/100,000 vs. 35/100,000). Note how they trot out a big pharma whore doctor to claim "nothing to see here" smh...


Link To Dr. McCullough's take on the numbers seen in this study (note it's 180 degrees from the big pharma whore Dr. quoted in the "fact check"):


Dr. McCullough mentions a great question at the beginning of the interview which was why didn't Harvard or Mayo or Duke do this study? Seems kinda important to figure out no? Let's just shove these shots into tens of millions of kids with no real data on how it will impact them.

Dr. McCullough also notes how concerning the 4 subclinical cases are (kids who had elevated blood biomarkers but no symptoms). These kids are at the most risk b/c they have inflammation and don't even know it, they could be playing sports, etc. and have a heart attack (adrenaline rush triggers heart attacks when there's heart inflammation present).

No wonder countries like Finland, Sweden, and Denmark have banned these mRNA jabs in people under 30. Meanwhile in the US we are giving them to freaking infants and trying to let kids 12 or older decide for themselves to get it. THIS IS OUTRAGEIOUS!

 
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