A majority of young people who suffered myocarditis from getting an mRNA COVID vaccine showed heart damage six months later, according to a new study funded by the FDA.
The study authors looked at health data for 333 patients aged 5-30 from 30 US hospitals. All of the patients had been diagnosed with vaccine-related myocarditis.
The researchers discovered that 60% of patients still showed signs of heart damage six months after diagnosis.
While the researchers called the results “reassuring” and suggested “continued clinical surveillance and long-term studies,” critics who spoke to The Defender have suggested that the results are actually a “ticking time bomb.”
“It’s telling that 60% of the myocarditis patients were still showing significant inflammation and damage,” said Children’s Health Defense Chief Scientific Officer Brian Hooker.
“You get vaccinated, get myocarditis and then have a ticking time bomb in your chest for the rest of your life.”
Myocarditis has been shown to be life-threatening, causing sub-clinical changes and permanent scarring to the heart.
Dr. Peter McCullough told The Defender that as a cardiologist, he was “greatly concerned” that COVID-19 vaccine heart damage in the majority of young people studied hadn’t resolved at the time of follow-up.
“The investigators should extend their efforts and measure spike protein or its antibodies in the blood and study strategies to eliminate mRNA and spike protein from the body,” McCullough said.
“This is the best hope of reducing the damage done by COVID-19 vaccination.”
Dr McCullough dismissed the study authors’ claims that myocarditis is a “mild condition.”
“I disagree with the authors that this is a ‘mild condition,’ as Takada et al. recently reported a 9.6% mortality rate in young persons with vaccine myopericarditis. Even small areas of damage invisible to cardiac MRI could put vaccine recipients at risk for a future cardiac arrest.”
Many of the authors of the study have positions at universities or research labs associated with Pfizer-BioNTech’s clinical trials for a COVID-19 vaccine for children.
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