Quote (JessiWan @ Feb 6 2024 04:52pm)
No sir, you don't understand. You said they are false, this is a claim, therefore you need to prove it. I never made any claims. I merely shared a link to stimulate discussion.
Honestly the article is good besides the last statement. It doesn't provide any evidence to criticize vaccines, nor could I find evidence for its suspected 72 vaccine related deaths.
It shows the exclusive link between Covid-19 and cardiovascular health. Mentions the increase in deaths involving CVD in the first year of the pandemic, pre-vaccine release.
It downplays the risk of myocarditis from vaccines considering it rare and in young males typically after a 2nd dose, which resolved in the vast majority.
Mentions that the benefits of vaccines far outweigh the risk of extremely rare side effects.
Talks about other ways to reduce CVD, which especially pertains to HnF: exercise, reduce obesity, lessen smoking. I'd also like to throw out the increase in average BMI across several countries since covid, just something to think about. Definitely think these cases have been greatly steepened by the disease itself, though.
Do you have anything to refute?