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This was testimony to the Senate which is a Government thing but I bet it wasn't reported in the papers or discussed on the TV by experts or commentators. I bet the people who didn't know the jabs had side effects still don't know and are still saying how tragic every time a Sudden Adult Death takes place, whilst they queue up for their 4th, 5th, 6th jab (to keep their immunity to the lethal virus up to date because they *know* Covid is deadly and the jabs are Safe & Effective).

Lethal side effects are still not being openly discussed in the UK and it's depressing that the USA has still not woken up because I was sort of relying on them to get this sorted!

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Dec 18, 2022Liked by Jennifer Brown

Wonder why the vax seems to affect males far worse than females?

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Dec 19, 2022Liked by Jennifer Brown

As usual, your look into the COVID vaccines is informed, backed up by statistics, and also frightening. The people need to know what the side effects are doing to their bodies. Keep up the great work. It is being heard. If it saves the life of one bright industrious young person it is worth the effort. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for caring!

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Dec 18, 2022·edited Dec 18, 2022Liked by Jennifer Brown

Sort of off-topic, but yesterday I found myself on Reddit for some reason and ran into a "Why don't the anti-vaxxers have any actual data" post -- so I linked the ICAN data (https://icandecide.org/v-safe-data/). I was immediately downvoted and told this data was obviously biased and set up to create a false narrative -- even though it's right from the CDC's own app.

Edit: It doesn't seem to matter how much data you give people, they refuse to look.

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In the link provided, Dr. Stefani Seneff of MIT discusses molecular mimicry as the proposed mechanism of the cardiovascular injury caused by the vaccines. It is as I posted earlier, an antigen marker in the myocyte that is similar to a antigen in the Spike inducing autoimmunity. Scroll down to the 1:20 short presentation to get the sense of it.

https://drtrozzi.org/2022/12/18/dr-seneff-why-c19-jabs-are-injuring-so-many-people/

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Dec 18, 2022·edited Dec 18, 2022Liked by Jennifer Brown

My wife having had fulminant viral myocarditis in 2016 and developing flash pulmonary edema requiring a 911 call and frantic trip to the ER, intubation and a very long road to recovery, I quickly upped my game in terms of treatment of myocarditis. My good friend who was not only a cardiologist but an expert in cardiac imaging especially cardiac MRI co-managed her along with me who was hovering over her like helicopter. She had global myocarditis with an EF of 25% and 3 plus mitral regurgitation and an end diastolic LV diameter of 8.25 cm. She was a mess, but with Colchicine, Celebrex, standard heart failure treatment and Corlanor she regained an EF of 53% and her mitral regur closed as her ventricle returned to normal size over a year's time. I became quite adept at managing CHF and LV dysfunction. I precepted residents for 4 years and constantly ran into the patient with chest pain with normal EKG, normal ECHO, normal sed rate, normal stress test, but was still symptomatic especially with exertion. In my own practice I ordered MRI's often in this scenario and was rewarded with finding myocarditis in a number of them which responded well to Colchicine and an NSAID. So, I agree with you, MRI is not used widely enough, and it should be a no brainer for the insurance industry at this point in time. I wonder how many people especially males are walking around with undiagnosed myocarditis and their doctors are not going the extra mile to get to the diagnosis. With respect to boys and the myocarditis issue I suspect that androgens have a role in its pathogenesis and/or that the myocytes have an Ag marker that looks like a protein in the Spike, and it is an autoimmune phenomenon. If indeed it is autoimmune, then somehow the androgen must be an addition factor or there would be many girls getting it too.

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