Deciphering Myocarditis: Understanding the Nuances Between COVID-19 and Vaccine-Induced Heart Inflammation

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It’s nothing short of astonishing how the Big Ten conference, in a move marked by controversy, attempted to cancel their 2020 football season, citing concerns about myocarditis linked to COVID-19. These fears, which were later revealed to be largely exaggerated, ironically preceded a decision that seems to contradict their initial stance on health safety.

At least 15 Big Ten players have been left with myocarditis after contracti g COVID-19, according to a high-ranking source within the Big Ten.

“Myocarditis is the ballgame right now,” the source said. “Myocarditis is the major issue they’re looking at. … Between the Pac-12 and the Big Ten, that’s what is really driving the push to push this off to spring.”

Big Ten cancels college football season for fall 2020, hopes to play in spring 2021 – CBSSports.com

In a surprising twist, these same institutions, which were once cautious to the point of halting sports, went on to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for their athletes. These young, healthy individuals were required to take a vaccine that, as emerging data suggests, actually increases the risk of myocarditis – the very condition the conference was ostensibly trying to avoid.

This apparent contradiction raises serious questions about the decision-making processes and risk assessments employed by these institutions. Notably, despite the evolving understanding of the vaccine’s risks, there has been a conspicuous lack of acknowledgment or admission of error from those involved in these decisions.

Adding to the complexity of this situation is a recent revelation about the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). An email obtained by The Epoch Times has uncovered that the CDC had drafted an alert regarding the link between COVID-19 vaccines and myocarditis. Astonishingly, this critical health alert was never disseminated.

One aspect that frustrates me about the dialogue surrounding myocarditis and COVID-19 is the tendency to automatically link elevated troponin levels to myocarditis. This assumption is overly simplistic, as elevated troponins can also be indicative of sepsis, and not necessarily true heart inflammation, a condition observed in various other inflammatory states. This contrasts with vaccine-related myocarditis, which seems to represent actual inflammation of the heart:

This withheld information is not just a matter of bureaucratic oversight; it represents a significant lapse in public health communication, especially relevant to the health and safety of young athletes who were mandated to take these vaccines. The failure to issue this alert has implications for the transparency and accountability of health authorities, particularly in the context of their recommendations and mandates that directly affect the lives of countless individuals.

In light of these developments, it becomes increasingly crucial to critically evaluate the decisions and guidance of health authorities and educational institutions, especially when they bear direct consequences on the health and well-being of young, healthy populations such as college athletes.

Especially as many schools/colleges CONTINUE to have “Vax” mandates for the experimental mRNA jab to matriculate.

Read more also here: Elevated troponin levels post-vax (kirschsubstack.com)

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