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The major problem we have is that covid affect many organs including the heart. This lead to cell death and regeneration all over, but with the aging of the or

by alfor 5y ago

The major problem we have is that covid affect many organs including the heart. This lead to cell death and regeneration all over, but with the aging of the organs affected. In the case of the heart, there is almost no regeneration, mostly scarification. That mean the even young persons not feeling bad from covid could lose years of heart health. The same apply to the mRNA vaccine if it is injected in a vein by error and goes to the heart. Omicron seems to stay more in upper respiratory and thus being of less concern. There is a bunch of things people can do to increase their chances of it being mild: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zzo4SJopcY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zzo4SJopcY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN30emwcNS4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN30emwcNS4

peter422 5y ago
There is no strong evidence that an mRNA vaccine going into a vein causes any long term damage to anything. And when the vaccine starts in your arm it eventually gets to the heart anyways.
- nradov 5y ago
  We don't have strong evidence, but one animal study found that injecting the vaccine into a vein increased the risk of heart damage. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34406358/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34406358/
  - logicalmonster 5y ago
    This isn't scientific evidence, but a possible relevant anecdote that potentially explains some of this. I had a very close friend working some kind of support role at one of the big Covid injection sites in a big US city. I was told that at least some portion of the many nurses hired to do the vaccine injections appeared to have very little experience with that type of injection and weren't following the set procedures setup by the head doctor of the center. Because of the rushed nature of setting up the vaccination center, the hiring was rushed and the training was limited and the quality control and supervision was pretty bad. I have a feeling that at least some of the reports of vaccine injuries may have just been caused by improper injection technique due to the rushed process.

by alfor 5y ago

peter422 5y ago

There is no strong evidence that an mRNA vaccine going into a vein causes any long term damage to anything. And when the vaccine starts in your arm it eventually gets to the heart anyways.

nradov 5y ago
We don't have strong evidence, but one animal study found that injecting the vaccine into a vein increased the risk of heart damage. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34406358/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34406358/
- logicalmonster 5y ago
  This isn't scientific evidence, but a possible relevant anecdote that potentially explains some of this. I had a very close friend working some kind of support role at one of the big Covid injection sites in a big US city. I was told that at least some portion of the many nurses hired to do the vaccine injections appeared to have very little experience with that type of injection and weren't following the set procedures setup by the head doctor of the center. Because of the rushed nature of setting up the vaccination center, the hiring was rushed and the training was limited and the quality control and supervision was pretty bad. I have a feeling that at least some of the reports of vaccine injuries may have just been caused by improper injection technique due to the rushed process.