Originally published June 6, 2023 7:00 pm PDT
Some sudden deaths have been a direct result of the COVID shot, recent autopsies reveal.
QUICK FACTS:
- Autopsies have recently proved that many “sudden deaths” have been caused by COVID-19 vaccines themselves.
- After reviewing a variety of different autopsies, South Korean researchers found that some of the individuals died from a vaccine-induced heart condition called myocarditis.
- “Vaccine-related myocarditis was the only possible cause of death,” said Dr. Kye Hun Kim of the Chonnam National University Hospital.
- Sudden cardiac deaths (SCD) occurred in individuals 45 years old or younger, including a 33-year-old man who died just one day after receiving a second dose of the Moderna vaccine and a 30-year-old woman who died three days after receiving the Pfizer shot.
- According to the researchers, the results demonstrated the need for “careful monitoring or warning of SCD as a potentially fatal complication of COVID-19 vaccination, especially in individuals who are ages under 45 years with mRNA vaccination.”
- Prior to the study, which was funded by the South Korean government, myocarditis was not suspected as a clinical diagnosis or primary cause of death for the deceased.
- Between February 2021 and December 2021, 1,533 cases of suspected myocarditis were reported to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency from those who received at least one dose of the Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, or AstraZeneca vaccines.
- “We have kids showing up, young adults showing up with chest pain, and most of them end up in the hospital for 24, 48, 72 hours and they go home. But are we missing people that are dying before they get to the hospital?” American Doctor Anish Koka said after reviewing the study.
- “The new study clearly shows that it’s happening. No doubt we’ve had deaths happen in the U.S. post-vaccine that have just not been attributed correctly,” Koka added.
DOCTOR ANDREW BOSTOM ON MYOCARDITIS OCCURRING IN YOUNG PEOPLE AS A RESULT OF THE COVID-19 VACCINE:
“These are people who ostensibly did not need the vaccine,” Bostom said. “That’s what adds insult to injury.”
BACKGROUND:
- In January 2023, a Louisiana-based emergency medical practitioner, Dr. Joseph Fraiman, advocated for the halt of administering Pfizer and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines until further clinical trials determined whether the benefits outweighed the harm.
- “I don’t see how anyone couldn’t be certain that the benefits are outweighing the harms on a population level, or even in the high-risk groups. I don’t see the evidence to support that claim,” Fraiman said at the time.
- “But I also can’t say that there’s evidence to support that it’s potentially more harmful, but there’s also uncertainty here,” he went on to say, before advising against vaccination “outside of a clinical trial.”
- “Given that scenario, I believe that people should not be given the [vaccines] outside of a clinical trial, because we need to figure out … if their benefits outweigh harm or if harm outweighs benefits,” he continued.
- The medical expert had led a study reanalyzing the original Pfizer and Moderna trials, which concluded that vaccinated individuals were at a higher risk of serious adverse events.
- “Given alternative causes are unlikely to cause myocarditis within one week of vaccination, this is essentially conclusive evidence that we’re seeing sudden cardiac deaths from the vaccines,” Fraiman said.
- In December 2022, The Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KBV) compiled insurance data of 72 million Germans, revealing a severe uptick in sudden deaths beginning in 2021.
- The data was originally released at a press conference by German parliament member Martin Sichert and data analyst Tom Lausen.
- Professor Stefan Homburg, former Director of the Institute of Public Finance at the University of Hannover, tweeted, “Patient data of the Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KBV) on side effects of the Corona vaccinations provide frightening findings.”
- “With the start of Corona mass vaccinations, the number of those who died ‘suddenly and unexpectedly’ jumped more than fourfold compared to previous years. In each quarter, beginning with the first quarter of 2021, more sudden and unexpected deaths were recorded by panel physicians than in any total year from 2016 to 2020,” Homburg went on to explain.
