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Infectious Disease ping - Covid Vaccine's Spike Protein Triggers Coronary Plaque Destabilization and Thrombosis
in persons who have prior history of heart attacks, stents, and bypass surgery
Thus, persons who have had these medical conditons should refrain from further covid injections and inflamation

"This is different from myocarditis which is direct heart inflammation that can occur in younger people with normal coronary arteries.
To the casual observer if a man over age 50 years drops dead a few weeks or a few months after a COVID-19 vaccine,
it is possible the mechanism of death may have been a fatal myocardial infarction and thrombotic blockage of a coronary artery to heart muscle .
The only way to tell if the cause of death was coronary heart disease or myocarditis would be to obtain a limited autopsy."

"Patients with prior heart attacks, stents, and bypass surgery are at unacceptably high risk for progression of disease after COVID-19 vaccination
and despite the fearful fervor of their cardiologists, they should respectfully decline the shots to keep their cardiovascular system safe.
COVID-19 is always treatable and so many heart patients have already had the illness so the next episode will be characteristically mild.
Because SARS-CoV-2 respiratory illness can trigger cardiovascular events in the months after hospitalization,
recovering patients should consider themselves at equal risk to those who have taken the vaccine
and report new heart symptoms to their cardiologist.[
Probably the highest risk patients are those who have had severe COVID-19 and have taken multiple injections either before or after the respiratory infection.
In these cases, multiply loading the body with long-lasting Spike protein is highly likely to be an ongoing danger to the cardiovascular system
and the only way to navigate out of the storm is to decline any further injections and let the body slowly recover."

What is meant by “Long lasting covid spike protein”? Are some short lasting? What’s the difference? How long is long?

So I get that the risk goes up for someone with cardiovascular disease due to the vaccine. But isn’t the risk even higher for someone getting covid the first time without a vaccine?

I saw a freeper post yesterday on a different thread, that said Covid-19 spike proteins were encapsulated in some way, whereas covid vax spike proteins were not. Any truth to this? If true, what difference does it make to the immune system and and to cardiovascular risk?