The rising trend in deaths from heart failure in the 50+ age group could occur from Covid infection and Covid vaccination. However, infection with natural immunity is associated with one spike exposure in the bloodstream (presuming there are no interferon autoantibodies) and therefore protects the heart over the longer term.
How much free ACE2 is there in the blood? What kind of auto-antibodies to ACE2 are produced after the free ACE2 binds to spike - are they IgG? If so, does the body also make a higher percentage of IgG4 against ACE2 due to repeated environmental exposure to the virus spikes that bind to free ACE2?
In summary, i am wondering if the problem will go away by itself through the immune system's own mechanism for down-regulation of antibodies to ubiquitous antigens.
as I have repeatedly said, the immune system will try to remember the disease and the level of pain suffered during infection so that in the future the immune system will try to prevent contracting the same disease and or prevent the same illness
In the best physical shape of my life, two infections about 10 months apart. First time PVCs every 5-20 beats, second time was bigeminy or trigeminy. PVCs lasted 10 days first time, 3w the second time. Docs ignored them both times and said they aren’t dangerous. Never had PVCs. Concerned what will happen if I get it again. Heart signals are everywhere and cardiologists are going to be busy.
Delighted to see you investigating this angle, Dr McMillan. I would encourage you to check out Dr Theo Schetters' landmark study in The Netherlands where the medical establishment has been pulling out all the stops to demonise him. His study showed an astonishing age-stratified correlation between jab rollouts and mortality spikes. The 'correlation-is-not-causation' defence by vested interests is wearing thin. After all, they were more than happy to ascribe excess mortality to Covid based on ridiculously high Ct PCR tests as opposed to the drastic measures that were maintained long after it made any sense. In any event, the emerging data should be prompting a major testing initiative across the population along with more detailed autopsies of cardio-related fatalities. The fact that this is not happening amounts to an admission that they have something to hide.
What i see in that chart of excess deaths from heart failure from 2015 to 2022 is what appears to be a linear rising trend starting long before the pandemic. I wonder if the chart was adjusted for population and demographic changes over the same period. (The 50+ cohort includes people at both low and high risk for severe Covid. England absorbed a significant number of immigrants and refugees but also went through Brexit changes. )
The injections dont seem to affect the linearity of the trend a lot; some numerical analysis might clarify things.
Thanks Dr. McM.
Do you know of any UK mail order outlet selling Ivermectin please?
More good info. Thanks for the work and love of truth.
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Thanks for sharing this Dr McMillan much appreciated 🙏
Excellent explanation. This has answered a question I’ve had about prior infection and the timing of the vax. Thank you.
How much free ACE2 is there in the blood? What kind of auto-antibodies to ACE2 are produced after the free ACE2 binds to spike - are they IgG? If so, does the body also make a higher percentage of IgG4 against ACE2 due to repeated environmental exposure to the virus spikes that bind to free ACE2?
In summary, i am wondering if the problem will go away by itself through the immune system's own mechanism for down-regulation of antibodies to ubiquitous antigens.
as I have repeatedly said, the immune system will try to remember the disease and the level of pain suffered during infection so that in the future the immune system will try to prevent contracting the same disease and or prevent the same illness
In the best physical shape of my life, two infections about 10 months apart. First time PVCs every 5-20 beats, second time was bigeminy or trigeminy. PVCs lasted 10 days first time, 3w the second time. Docs ignored them both times and said they aren’t dangerous. Never had PVCs. Concerned what will happen if I get it again. Heart signals are everywhere and cardiologists are going to be busy.
https://twitter.com/DiedSuddenly_/status/1637592267492933633?cn=ZmxleGlibGVfcmVjcw%3D%3D&refsrc=email
Delighted to see you investigating this angle, Dr McMillan. I would encourage you to check out Dr Theo Schetters' landmark study in The Netherlands where the medical establishment has been pulling out all the stops to demonise him. His study showed an astonishing age-stratified correlation between jab rollouts and mortality spikes. The 'correlation-is-not-causation' defence by vested interests is wearing thin. After all, they were more than happy to ascribe excess mortality to Covid based on ridiculously high Ct PCR tests as opposed to the drastic measures that were maintained long after it made any sense. In any event, the emerging data should be prompting a major testing initiative across the population along with more detailed autopsies of cardio-related fatalities. The fact that this is not happening amounts to an admission that they have something to hide.
https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/data-doesnt-lie-mrna-vaccines-and
Ddimer #bloodclot test is rising in our covid patient (March 2023). We give aspirin to prevent blood clot formation
What i see in that chart of excess deaths from heart failure from 2015 to 2022 is what appears to be a linear rising trend starting long before the pandemic. I wonder if the chart was adjusted for population and demographic changes over the same period. (The 50+ cohort includes people at both low and high risk for severe Covid. England absorbed a significant number of immigrants and refugees but also went through Brexit changes. )
The injections dont seem to affect the linearity of the trend a lot; some numerical analysis might clarify things.