Some good friends of mine decided that the two big VAXX companies'(Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna)
vaccines had serious potential health problems.
So they and thier three sons all got the J & J vaccine.
I hope they did not make a fatal choice.
My friend, who has had heart problems literally forever, got the J&J shot when “vaxes” first because available. He seems to be doing fine. His background is in the medical field and he did serious research first. Ruled out all but J&J.
>Does anybody know if the J & J vaxx (theoretically) causes similar myocarditis/heart problems<
The J&J jab put me in the hospital. Arrhythmia, sky high BP and pulse rate beat the heck out of myocarditis.
There was no explanation except they drew blood every hour to check for clotting, yet not a peep from anyone as to why. Lots of people knew but no one was talking about it.
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The initial statements regarding J&J were that it was created the “traditional” way; it used weakened virus to generate an immune system response. Reading I have done since then suggests this description is misleading. And while the J&J is not the same as the two mRNA shots, it may not be as benign as one would hope.
When the jab-fest was running full tilt the places that had J&J were few and far between. I also remember that about halfway through the push for jabs there were 9 (I think) women who had clotting issues. I think 6 died. J&J shots were suspended immediately. Note that even as thousands were dropping dead because of Pfizer and Moderna they were consistently pushed as safe and effective. These events, with presumed government nefarious intent, and bias against J&J give me hope that J&J risk was/is minimal and decreases over time.
I recommend doing some digging and comparing the different sources and veracity levels of what you find.
Just my two cents. Hubby got the J&J on October 4, 2021. No problems so far (that we know of) but I did give him a hand full of vitamins and some Ivermectin to take before he got it. I am TOTALLY against any of these shots, have not taken any, never been tested for covid, have only been sick once in the last 3 years (just recently over Thanksgiving) and am fine. He had to take it to keep his job. I know lots of people think he should have just quit, but when you’re two years away from a pension you have to weigh your priorities. I wanted him to quit I’m that against them, but I also didn’t want him to wind up resenting me for making him quit. In the end, it’s a personal decisions. I did tell him everything I’d been reading about the mRNA crap so he opted for, what we decided, was the lesser of the evils.