Thread by @fxfader

For those who would like to know more about this, I made a thread. Please follow to see why (or why not, in your opinion) this may be a valid. (con'td)

Near the end, I added some possible remedies/solutions, if you already had the shot. 🙂

https://twitter.com/fxfader/status/1406872733913280513

I left out the source of the original tweet wherein I showed the *TROPONIN* connection, and used the Vaccine deaths chart in the above tweet.

Here is the original. In the next tweet I split and magnified the 2nd and 3rd screenshots, which are the keys.

https://twitter.com/ITGuy1959/status/1406425214976770050

At the bottom of the 2nd screenshot (lower left), she notes possible blood clot in the lung (pulmonary embolism).

At the bottom of the 3rd screenshot (upper right), she discloses that pulmonary embolism was ruled out, and the final diagnosis was acute myopericarditis.

The 2nd and 3rd screenshots in the ORIGINAL are contiguous, meaning nothing was left out in between. The lower middle of the 3rd original screenshot is the clue that helped me form the conclusion.

Note the dramatic rise in Troponin. This happens when the heart is injured.

There are many causes of this marker.

Acute coronary syndrome is unlikely as there seems to be no indication of unhealthy arteries (atherosclerosis), and this case was short lived.

Also, ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome) was most likely ruled out by doctors.

A virus (and yes Covid-19 can cause this) is never mentioned, and so we are left with few other choices.

Here's a comprehensive list found on the American College of Cardiology website.
acc.org/latest-in-card…

Near the bottom of the discussion is the section titled "Other Causes."

The term "biologic toxins" come from here. I didn't just make it up.

Snake and scorpion venom can cause a sharp rise followed by gradual decrease in troponin just as the reddit poster described.

The reddit poster developed acute symptoms shortly after the second Pfizer shot. Is there something in that vaccine that can elicit troponin response similar to snake/scorpion venom?

There is. Cont'd

S1 subunit of the SARS-CoV2 is the key product of mRNA vaccines. As this study shows, the spike protein by itself has been shown to cause vascular injuries. That would make it a biaoactive protein, or biologic toxin, yes?
ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI…

There is some criticism regarding the methods used in the above research, but the onus is on the critics to disprove the mechanism of injury (the title of the article).

"No clinical relevance" is often just an excuse for ignoring it.

But the CDC and vax makers assured us that the spike protein (or its S1 subunit) stay near the injection site, and do not enter the bloodstream.

Perhaps they didn't study that possibility. Cont'd.

An article was published by the Oxford University Press of 05/20/2021, which detected clear and consistent evidence of vaccine generated S1 (and some whole spike) in the plasma of human volunteer subjects.
academic.oup.com/cid/advance-ar…

The amount found was tiny, but a rough calculation yields 100+ billion S1 particles in a pint of blood in a typical case. An outlier could be many times more.

A recent zenodo article dismissed this amount as "far to low to be physiologically relevant."
zenodo.org/record/4784787…

It notes the "average" as 50 picograms. Hower, there is a cluster at ~100 pcg, and a couple wel above it. A larger study will surely find very high outliers.

And, as noted, this amount represents ~100 billion S1 particles in a pint of blood.

Lastly I am linking a card that may be of interest not only to mitigate the effects of Spike protein based vaccines, but to fight off the SARS-CoV2 virus itself.

https://twitter.com/fxfader/status/1403820397116542977