From ZeroHedge:
A new Oxford University study just completed shows that injecting mrna vaccine into the blood of live mice during testing shows the development of myocarditus and pericarditis in every case. It further shows no development in mice that had aspirated injections.
What this means is that people who are getting myocarditus and pericarditis are getting it by the way we are doing the injection.
The CDC guidelines is to administer a non aspirated injection. It is common knowledge that when injecting a non aspirated vaccine into the muscle it will strike a vein 1 in every 1,000. This means we are damaging people’s hearts
Perhaps someone can file for a national injunction in federal Court and put the CDC ON NOTICE the sooner someone can put the CDC on notice we will probably be able to stop children from being vaccinated.
This is why when you see the Chinese give a vaccination THEY ASPIRATE and see if blood flows into the needle as they draw the plunger back slightly before pushing the vaccine into the muscle.
Intravenous Injection of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) mRNA Vaccine Can Induce Acute Myopericarditis in Mouse Model
I was in a meeting today at work. We’re working on on-line clinical trial software. During a demo I saw a study by Oxford University that mentioned Vietnam and Chlorquine in regards to COVID-19. I’ll find the study tomorrow and post the details here.
I have all of the clinicaltrials.gov database at my perusal.
-SB
So, people who get the 2-shot notavax have a 1 in 500 chance of getting myocarditis?
And what are the odds that said person will die of the ‘rona?
-Both the odds if they actually catch a documented case of it and the odds in terms of the number of people in their state who have died of the ‘rona period out of the total number of people in their state
Each booster makes the odds of developing myocarditis higher.
Are kids more at risk of myocarditis because they are smaller than adults and don’t have as much muscle to absorb the shots?
What is the typical risk of an adverse event from a regular vax, such as the tetanus vax, if the vax hits a vein?
What types of adverse events are we talking about in that case?
I know some of these questions are one that you can’t necessarily answer, GW, so I put them out there to those on this thread who were nurses and might know.