Want to increase your chances of developing dysautonomia? Get vaccinated!
New study in Nature Cardiovascular Research shows 2.2x increase in risk of dysautonomia diagnosis in 90 days after COVID jab vs. 90 days before. No increase after COVID Dx. 🧵
nature.com/articles/s4416…
New study in Nature Cardiovascular Research shows 2.2x increase in risk of dysautonomia diagnosis in 90 days after COVID jab vs. 90 days before. No increase after COVID Dx. 🧵
nature.com/articles/s4416…
Symptoms of dysautonomia include: tremors, breathing difficulties, temperature regulation problems, an inability to stay upright, vertigo, fainting, irregular heartbeat, gastrointestinal problems, fatigue and exercise intolerance, brain fog, sensory sensitivity, migraines & more!
While you're at it, you can also increase your chances of being diagnosed with myocarditis, POTS, mast cell disorder, UTI, dizziness, lower back pain, fatigue, edema, hyperlipidemia, anemia, hypertension, anxiety, depression, GERD, cellulitis, eczema & headache. #safeandeffective
The paper also compares risk of diagnosis after jab vs. COVID infection, but not among those already infected & vice versa. Also doesn't look at boosters. So the real world implications may be worse. Vax & COVID populations very different so comparison is confounded = unreliable.
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Added later: risk of some conditions increases more after COVID diagnosis than jab. But since vaxxed + COVID Dx were excluded from the study, we don't know whether vax protects from (or worsens) any of these conditions -- including likelihood of COVID diagnosis.
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