Study claims tiny particles in the air can cause sudden heart attacks

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[MNDude]

A new study suggests that tiny particles in the air may cause sudden heart attacks. The study, which researchers published in The Lancet Public Health, notes that particles 25 times smaller than the width of a human hair can be easily inhaled. And when inhaled, these particles have been linked to a slew of health issues, including autoimmune diseases and heart failure.

This study is, of course, only observation. This means that we can only speculate on what the relationship between sudden heart attacks and levels of PM2.5 pollution truly means. But, if the research does gain more traction and evidence, we could be looking at a scary indicator of what’s to come if those pollution levels continue to grow.

[Paladin2]

I think an increased level of CO2 in the air will easily offset this problem.

[EEGator]

Particles of this?...

[laxcoach]

Are they particles of the COVID-19 vaccine?

/mostly-sarc

[qaz123]

Exactly.

That’s why we all have to go back to wearing masks?

Absolutely nothing to do with shots or vaccines that aren’t vaccines. Nah.

[lightman]

$cience!
A mask offers NO defense!

[moovova]

Bingo.

[rfp1234]

Dust is bad. Mmmkay?

[9YearLurker]

Nothing to do with the jabs, of course!

[central_va]

Wait unitil 5.56mm particles are flying around.

[MNDude]

You know, in October I was mulching dry leaves in the backyard and I wore a mask so I wouldn’t breath in the dust.

After I removed it, the inside had a thin coating of leaf dust that I inhaled.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

This is another attack on coal and petroleum.

25 times smaller than the width of a human hair

AAArrrgghhh!!! How about "1/25 the width of a human hair"? Or, to really befuddle the masses, "0.04 the width of a human hair." Or "four hundredths the width of a human hair." Or "4% of a human hair width."

I guess because most people under 40 failed fractions in fourth grade arithmetic, you can't possibly use 1/25.

[Political Junkie Too]

"Scientists say that saliva can causes cancer, but only if swallowed in small amounts over a long period of time."
-George Carlin

[El Cid]

Are they particles of the COVID-19 vaccine?
/mostly-sarc

I don't take it as sarcasm. For the past year there has been a significant uptick in heart issues, and the MSM has pushed all kinds of causes: lack of activity after the shutdowns, global warming, long CoVid effects, random tiny particles in the air ...
But no discussion allowed about the elephant in the room: side effects from the CoVid shot poison.

[Deaf Smith]

7.62 NATO

[Robert DeLong]

Let me guess, the study was bought & paid for by Pfizer/Moderna/AstraZeneca/J&J, am I correct?

Why are there so many particles suddenly in the air?

Do they also cause female problems, and miscarriages?

[Craftmore]

vaccine shedding

[mass55th]

Now they’re saying that people breathing is causing sudden heart attacks? So if the world’s air is so polluted as they like to claim, why aren’t we all dead by breathing in these tiny particles?

[Governor Dinwiddie]

That's why coal miners only last 1 or 2 days before they die.

[ilgipper]

mRNA particles.