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Folks, the facts are this is not a normal occurrence in so many people under the age of 50.
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If you love the news, check out The Liberty Daily's homepage. The trend of deadly heart problems arising in young and otherwise healthy people continues as a UFC Hall of Famer died suddenly from “presumed heart complications” Thursday. The following day, a 37-year-old Executive Producer for ABC...thelibertydaily.com
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I don't know about elsewhere in the country ( Don't get around much anymore. ) but here in Nebraska an awful lot of younger people are overweight and out of shape. That can't be healthy. Merry Christmas !What's Behind the Rise in Heart Attacks Among Young People? | Cardio Metabolic Institute
What's Behind the Rise in Heart Attacks Among Young People? - The total number of heart attacks in the United States is lower than ever before. That’s great news, right? But don’t celebrate yet because
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What's Behind the Rise in Heart Attacks Among Young People? - The total number of heart attacks in the United States is lower than ever before. That’s great news, right? But don’t celebrate yet because
As part of their analyses, Blankstein and colleagues tried to identify possible risk factors behind the increase in heart attacks among younger adults. They said that traditional risk factors for heart attack, including diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking, family history of premature heart attack and high cholesterol, were similar between the two groups. However, the youngest patients were more likely to report substance abuse, including marijuana and cocaine (17.9 percent vs. 9.3 percent, respectively), but had less alcohol use.
The study included a total of 2,097 young patients (<50 years) admitted for a heart attack in two large hospitals. Of these, 20 percent were 40 or younger. Researchers compared young heart attack victims (<50 years vs. ≤40) using patient angiograms, a procedure that uses X-rays to see the heart’s blood vessels and arteries. People in the very young heart attack group were more likely to have disease in only one vessel, suggesting that this disease was still early and confined, yet they had the same rate of bad outcomes. The very young group also had more spontaneous coronary artery dissection—a tear in the vessel wall—which, while rare, tends to be more common in women, especially during pregnancy.
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I'm not so bold as to assume it's fact although it seems to be at least as far as my case is concerned .
Why would you find that "unsettling"?
Are you unaware of the fact that the vast majority of Americans have been vaccinated? Or do you just really suck at math? Or are simply sucking RFK junior's cock?
Ok...if you insist.
Anecdotes are nice but the data shows there is a growing trend in "excess mortality" that began appearing shortly after the vaccines were rolled out and made compulsory. I pray for my family, especially my 28-year-old daughter, EVERY DAY to be protected from the effects of that vaccination. My wife (an MD) and I are the only members of our family who refused the shots.
Rather difficult to point to a scientific study to bolster the argument when no one seems interested in even trying to see if there is a significant correlation between the spike in sudden, excess deaths and a vaccine. It wouldn't be definitive proof but it would be a start. When young people (50 or under) with no family history of cardiovascular problems suddenly drop dead from a heart attack, it would be simple enough to give that person's vaccine status. No one seems willing to do or even to allow such a study. Funny, that...
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