Americans who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are 3.5 times as likely to develop blood clots

UK Daily Mail ^ | 11/1/21 | MANSUR SHAHEEN

[JonPreston]

SNIP

They found that a person who received the vaccine was 3.5 times as likely to develop brain blood clots as an average person before the pandemic.

SNIP

[mikelets456]

We need more vaccine mandates to stop the-—ummmm.....errrr......ummmmmmmm......clots?

[BenLurkin]

[JonPreston]

That’s funny!

[SkyDancer]

Fake. Posed picture. She’s not wearing surgical gloves and neither are wearing masks. Fiddle.

[joshua c]

what? you mean the meme is not real? get out!

[patriot torch]

And FRcovidvaxxers told us just last week these “studys” come from Qatar....

“Researchers from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, compared data from the general population before the pandemic to data gathered from reported vaccine side-effects suffered by Americans.

They found that a person who received the vaccine was 3.5 times as likely to develop brain blood clots as an average person before the pandemic.

Blood clotting, and specifically cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) is a well known side-effect of the J&J vaccine, and the discovery of this risk was the reason usage of the vaccine was paused in April.

[Dog]

My sister almost died from the Johnson and Johnson shot...developed bloodclots...it was close.

[A Formerly Proud Canadian]

[dsrtsage]

And 6 times as likely to catch covid

[pierrem15]

Not surprising: J&J uses a modified adenovirus to cause mRNA changes to produce COVID spike protein. German researchers already found the vaccine can cause cells to produce more spike protein than can attach to the cell. This causes the protein to disseminate all over the body, where it loves to attach to vascular walls causing an immune response that causes clots. This is also why it was withdrawn from use in some countries in Europe.

Of course, you can't read about this in the US, Comrades.

[JonPreston]

Thank you.

[Steve_Seattle]

This is what Dr. Bhakdi and others predicted, but they didn’t think it would happen so fast.

[Steve_Seattle]

"When adjusted for population, there were 8.65 cases out of every 100,000 person-years among people who received the vaccine - a rate 3.5 times higher than the general population. Women are also at most risk between ages 30 to 64. Researchers note that the risk is rare, and that the small risk of the vaccine is worth the potential benefits of avoiding complications from COVID-19."

So, their chances of dying of Covid in that age group are similar to their chances of getting serious clots from the vaccine? (Apart from other adverse side effects that may occur.)

[hsmomx3]

Geeze, if a male, aged 30 has to get a vax, which one has the least side effects? It seems all are risky.

[4Liberty]

[Flick Lives]

Geeze, if a male, aged 30 has to get a vax, which one has the least side effects? It seems all are risky.

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Based on the delivery mechanism being the least complex fro a system engineering point of view, probably the upcoming Novavax. Instead of using mRNA to try and trigger your own cells to make spike proteins, Novavax grows the spike proteins externally, in moth cells of all things; then assembles the spike proteins into a structure resembling the Covid virus. Think of it as a mockup of a Covid virus incapable of replication. This is what is injected for the body to recognize as foreign and the body then mounts an immune response.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/health/novavax-covid-19-vaccine.html

[Wpin]

So 35 people got blood clots out of tens of millions??? Oh my!

[Magnum44]

There is never enough real information in these claims. If you tell me that the risk of clots goes up for the J&J shot, its kind of important to say, is that during the first few days or two weeks after the shot, or throughout eternity? I suspect its a reaction from some in the first few days, and if you havent been effected in the first two weeks, you probably never will be. But I am not a doctor and I would expect those writing about this stuff would include such pertinent information.

[hsmomx3]

Thank you so much for the link.