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The heart, that tireless organ, pumps life-sustaining blood through our bodies without fail. Yet, it too can fall victim to illness, and one such condition is acute myocarditis. Often underestimated, this inflammation of the heart muscle can have severe complications that demand our attention. In this article, we will explore the nature of acute myocarditis, its causes, symptoms, and, most importantly, the potentially devastating complications it can bring about.

No doubt many are still grappling with the repercussions of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign, to now hear concerns have arisen regarding the potential link between the vaccine and myocarditis – a condition involving inflammation of the heart tissue. The Vigilant Fox sheds light on a matter of pressing concern: a review suggesting that 100% of cases categorized as "died suddenly" following autopsies are causally connected to the COVID vaccine.

In the past month, there's been a noticeable buzz on social media regarding an increase in myocarditis cases among infants in the UK. Many have pointed fingers at the Covid-19 vaccination, thanks to a wave of misleading reports. But let's delve deeper and clarify the misconceptions.

We've entered an era where every scientific discovery linked to COVID-19, and its associated vaccines, is pounced upon and magnified through the lens of speculation, often leading to exaggerated headlines. One such claim that has made its rounds recently is that a Swiss study supposedly discovered an 800-fold increase in the risk of myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle, in young adults vaccinated with the Moderna mRNA vaccine.

Admitting that vaccines have health risks is uncomfortable, however safe they are in the vast majority. For influenza vaccines, febrile seizures (convulsions), Guillain–Barré syndrome (autoimmune nerve disorder), and anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction) can happen. For Covid-19, anaphylaxis can occur frommanyvaccines, severe and fatal blood clots plus low platelets from AstraZeneca/Oxford (AZ/Ox) and J&J DNA vaccines, and myocarditis (heart inflammation) from Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines.

Only after the Covid-19 mRNA vaccines were distributed to the public did we learn it can cause myocarditis (inflammation of heart muscles) in rare cases. It was rare enough that it escaped statistical detection in the initial randomized clinical trials (RCTs).

The Senator accused Bancel of lying about the incidence of myocarditis in vaccine recipients, particularly in young males. In a recent Senate hearing, Senator Rand Paul confronted Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel about the safety and efficacy of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The Senator accused Bancel of lying about the incidence of myocarditis in vaccine recipients, particularly in young males.

As moreautopsy research gets published in peer-reviewed journals, it is now acknowledged that the relationship between mRNA vaccine and myocarditis (inflamed heart muscles) is causal in nature; that is, mRNA vaccine is capable of causing myocarditis.

A newly published autopsy study of vaccinees — by respected German pathologists— has been heraldedby the antivaccine community as the definitive proof that mRNA vaccines can kill. While there is some element of truth in that, the German autopsy study has been put out of context. But having said that, it may also be time to consider personalized vaccination, given what the German autopsy and other autopsy studies have found.

There’s nothing more powerful than seeing reality for oneself. That’s why an autopsy, ‘the act of seeing for oneself’ in Greek, the dissection of a dead body to reveal the inner physiology, is gold-standard for finalizing the cause of death.

It’s rather uncomfortable to admit that vaccines have health risks, however safe they are in the vast majority. For influenza vaccines, febrile seizures (convulsions), Guillain–Barré syndrome (autoimmune nerve disorder), and anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction) can happen. For Covid-19, anaphylaxis can occur frommanyvaccines, severe and fatal blood clots from AstraZeneca and J&J DNA vaccines, and mild-to-severe heart inflammation from Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines.

Yes, the mRNA vaccine (especially Moderna’s) increases the risk of myocarditis substantially in young men, but not cardiac death. I was appalled when I first read the news about the analysis published by the Florida Department of Health earlier this month, finding a staggering 84% increased risk of cardiac-related death among 18–39-year-old males within 28 days of getting the Covid-19 mRNA vaccine.

In biology, it’s always about the dose, even at the nanoscale level. Too much of anything is hardly ever a good thing, and too little of anything is hardly ever helpful. That’s why pinpointing the threshold — the tipping point —where an effect is effectuated is vital yet tricky because the threshold could differ slightly from person to person. No human bodies work identically, only very similarly. And that slight deviation may be enough to trigger a rare adverse event, such as myocarditis from a dose of the Covid-19 mRNA vaccine.