AgGrad99 said:
Rapier108 said:
Sadly, some people are giddy over because it means they can spike the ball and yell "the vax, the vax!" like people dying is some kind of victory for their side.
And no, I never took the worthless shots and never would. I just don't see people dying as some kind of victory or validation.
Weird take.
no one is giddy or seeking validation.
But we're allowed to discuss outcomes of events...especially one that was extremely controversial, and used to fire employees, shut down businesses, etc.
Learn from history or repeat it...
There are certainly some that are giddy about it, but mostly it's the eagerness with which people that people blame the so called "clot shot" for any negative health outcome reported on. Zero critical analysis of whether or not the data supports their claims, just seeking reconfirmation of their decision. Often without the study actually definitively proving their claims.
This study does not state that heart attacks are increasing overall. It states that the prevalence of death for younger individuals has increased. The study noted a reduction in overall prevalence in heart attack hospitalization during the review period (2011-2022), but attributed the reduction in incidence rate to older individuals (individuals more likely to have been vaccinated). That the rise in prevalence of deaths was disproportionately from women rather than men. Men being the cohort more likely to demonstrate heart related issues from both the vaccine and COVID. And that the rise has been occurring since 2011 after a pre-2011 decline.
Over that period obesity has increased by ~20-30% and in relation to that all of its associated diseases (diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure), I'm 100% confident the prevalence of abuse of drugs and specifically prescription ADD medications (stimulants), and consumption of nicotine has increased substantially for those that partake to a degree that people in the 60's and 70's would have had a heart attack just hearing about the consumption amounts. 60% of those in the study were tobacco users of some kind. Between 2010 and today you've had the introduction of vapes, subsequently increasing concentration of vape oils, and the introduction/proliferation of nicotine pouches in higher and higher concentrations.
In short, probably not vaccines. At least not for the review period. Doesn't mean future studies won't show an association, but that does not appear to be what this study is indicating.
Probably fatties, sedentary lifestyles, and stimulant abuse.
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/JAHA.125.046517https://www.wsj.com/health/wellness/more-americans-under-55-are-dying-of-severe-heart-attacks-12d5b326?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqdV-nqNqzlU4QQ1da_nqfYwbm-MCgSC4u52kPzNrswgCf3caATL0Md2_Jf3AKk%3D&gaa_ts=69a251ac&gaa_sig=0qVn9CSeHTtTqp9qWGBmAMDJ0mdZwG13JqtsXglUv5nqkUI4RC5qJcr00SQNZpO5MIcrT27DFzZYFidAz1TDXQ%3D%3D