Re:In rare cases, coronavirus vaccines may cause Long Covid–...
by csee on Thursday January 27, 2022 @09:08AM
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I can think of 3 reasons:
- vaccines are killing people
- undiagnosed covid / long covid is killing people
- something innocuous like the reporting methodology has changed and this category is acting like a residual
What makes me think it probably isn't vaccines is that the "Diseases of Heart" category didn't spike. The working hypothesis is that the mRNA vaccines are killing people primarily via myocarditis and heart attacks. I would've thought that this category would therefore have spiked if that was the case?
I'd like to see how many of these are young men, I think that that would be revealing.
- vaccines are killing people
- undiagnosed covid / long covid is killing people
- something innocuous like the reporting methodology has changed and this category is acting like a residual
What makes me think it probably isn't vaccines is that the "Diseases of Heart" category didn't spike. The working hypothesis is that the mRNA vaccines are killing people primarily via myocarditis and heart attacks. I would've thought that this category would therefore have spiked if that was the case?
I'd like to see how many of these are young men, I think that that would be revealing.