Thailand Myocarditis After Pfizer Vaccine Study | What You Need To Know

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A prospective cohort study of 301 kids aged 13-18 given a 2nd dose of Pfizer Nov-Dec 21’ found 3.46% (7/202) of males + 0 females experienced myo/peri, myoperi, or subclinical myocarditis, while 17.94% (54/301) experienced abnormal ECGs. This video breaks down the particulars.

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[robotron]

There is no such thing as "mild" myocarditis, Rochelle.

[michaelansbro]

follow the money, not the data

lies, damned lies and statistics

[sugarbsweeter]

How can inflammation of the heart be mild?

[thecomedian]

There's no such thing as "mild" after a few years it's really possible heart failure comes into play and after that we all know what happens.

[jamesparry]

It's criminal that no other country has done this study. That should tell you everything you need to know about those country who didn't.

[garycsfunlife]

I really hope she's held accountable

[Dsbtc.]

Yeah i got 2 doses of pfizer shit cause i wanted to be a good citizen, now, i regret that of course, but will i survive?😭

[raymondblake]

We also don't know how frequently sub-clinical myocarditis occurs in populations other than teens, because prospective biomarker test -retest studies were not ever performed for other populations (correct me if I'm wrong).

It saddens me deeply that these boys were humanity's guinea pigs for this type of study design.

This type of study should have been performed on adults long before children and teens were coerced into taking the covid vaccines.


Truly saddening.

[k.b.]

In addition, we have seen an increasing amount of cases of UTIs and nosebleeds over the last two years.

[grayrecluse]

Love the information, but the bullshit to get it ain't worth it. I'm done.

[timothyburchett]

better vascularity and lower bmi in youth....

[raymondblake]

'my guess is that myocarditis rates are way underestimated'

Yeah.

And (at least in my non-medically trained mind) it makes sense that there would be sub-clinical cases. Why? Because so many things in nature follow a normal distribution (or at least they're distributed in a non binary way, with the extreme cases occuring less frequently than the milder cases). Perhaps then, the SEVERITY of myocarditis in the vaccinated population distributes normally, or in a non binary way (Imagine a frequency distribution for something like troponin levels in the vaccinated population) . Since we know the EXTREME cases do end up as clinical myocarditis, we would expect to see sub clinical myocarditis occur more frequently than the extreme cases of clinical myocarditis.

Ontario data puts clinical myocarditis in teen boys at roughly 1/1000 after a regimen of pfizer, then Moderna. So it's no surprise that in the Thai study subclinical myocarditis occurs more frequently than that.


1/30 teen boys is shocking though. Also, the fact that one boy actually got CLINICAL myocarditis is also shocking and unexpected given the numbers we've seen with retrospective studies.

I wonder how the Thai researchers knew that n=300 was an appropriately powered study...