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Dr Mc cullough. Can you please do a substack for your subscribers on what tests should be done to look for subclinical myocarditis? We just got word last night that my brother in law “died suddenly”. I’ve urged his wife to have an autopsy done because his grown children took the shot as did some of my children and family that are healthcare professionals. As you know we can’t trust our own doctors because they deny the connection. So what tests should be done as a precaution? Thanks in advance. We are all in shock. I fear it was that shot.

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The vaccine trials will be to the tobacco trials what a jury trial of a serial murderer would be to a jury trial over a parking ticket.

Save everything proving shots, symptoms and death near the shots. And as Steve. S suggests, pay for an autopsy--and screen the pathologist first for biases.

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An autopsy with everything documented could give you options legally at some later time. Possibly collect retroactively a large compensation.

Sorry about your family’s loss.

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Jun 11, 2023·edited Jun 11, 2023

Thanks Steve - my main concern is the safety of the rest of my family - just yesterday my daughters were telling me they never watch what I send them - well - now it's not so funny anymore - as Dr. McCullough has said - until proven otherwise. This is the second person in my life to "die suddenly". I am going to urge my children and my husband to rule out subclinical myocarditis - It's terrifying - but could save their lives. My brother in law as vaxed but how many times, I don't know. Regardless of whether an autopsy is performed I will pursue this for. my immediate family. Thank you for your thoughts - but perhaps maybe ALL our families who took the shots should be evaluated.

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I'm not sure it's possible to detect subclinical myocarditis without a before/after shot CT/MRI scan. I suspect we all have some degree of heart scarring, but I'm no doctor. I wonder if died suddenly is more about clotting and hope our good Doctor will weigh in. I'm doing the nattokinase supplement which might be wise in reducing clot risks. Mercola and more have published various supplements.

I do think an autopsy using some extra steps that Kirsh discusses might be revealing. To my mind, reducing the potential for clotting seems important.

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Thanks - I understand what you are saying - my dear brother in law dropped like a stone - but I have no idea if it was what they call the "widow maker" or something else. As Dr. M says, until proven otherwise. I did see that a blood test looking at troponin levels is used but I'll have to do more research - since it's non-invasive and just a blood test it's something we can easily do. The problem with the nattokinase is that what dosage? And could it possibly cause bleeding? There are pros and cons. FLCCC does have it on their protocol list.

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Troponin levels also relate to trauma, a fall, etc. I just take 1 720k unit of Lumbrokinase every few days. Can't know if it does much. I bruise easily (I'm 83) and haven't noticed any real change.

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VERY SORRY for your loss.

KUDOS for your WISE determination to try to be proactive for the rest of your family!

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My deepest condolences to you and your family for your loss! A variety of test are conducted to diagnose myocarditis. These test include: troponin levels, pro-BNP, echocardiogram, CMR(cardiac magnetic resonance), and coronary angiography. Unfortunately the biggest obstacle to overcome is finding a provider who will submit orders for the labs and procedures if the patient presents without signs and symptoms of myocarditis.

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Thanks so much Lucy. I will share this with my family. It turns out my husbands uncle died suddenly 47 years ago today so there is a family history. My husband sees a cardiologist but based on this new information I think further testing needs to be done . Many thanks.

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Jun 11, 2023·edited Jun 11, 2023

I appreciate how you've pointed out that no endpoint assessment was done on all recipients of the genetic "therapy" injection, ergo it is impossible to assume that issues were confined to those who reported problems. This very likely skews the statistics (which are already horrific, compared to historical records for the other vaccines). And the regular vaccines are no "walk in the park" themselves, as the timeline for rocketing autism rates suggest a correlation to bloated childhood vaccine schedules. We already know from one CDC whistleblower that the agencies have colluded with industry to cover up harm in the past, so it leaves one wondering what else did they do that hasn't yet come to light?

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So, with no laboratory assessment of gene therapy injection recipients, they could potentially feel good enough, but still be at risk of developing serious issues.

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Dr. McCullough - thank-you for your brilliant assessment of the dangers associated with the covid injections at the PA Senate on the 9th. Steve Kirsch's foray into the Amish community & what he learned there was very telling, but not at all surprising. Their community is actually serving as a control group. I'm sure he'll have more to report soon.

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It seems the best we can wish for is that this crisis timeline won't be another ten years before the narrative "safe and effective" is admitted from the global health perspective as bogus mistakes that the NIH/CDC/WHO indeed had pegged the populace to establish the Data on death and injury.

They changed all the safety rules while increasingly denying the causation of spike proteins harm.

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Thank you. And thanks to Turtles... I actually know what a prospective cohort study is.

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I Am Vaccine Injured.

And I Waffle Between:

1. "I Just Can't Imagine That The Vaccine Caused My Injuries." And

2. "It's Fucking Obvious."

I Am Leaning Heavilly On #1. ( 90% )

But Why ?

-Because I Was Afraid Of Being Shamed By Others For Not Taking It. So I Shamed Myself Into Taking It.

And Now, I Am Afraid Of Being Shamed For Blaming The Vaccine.

I Am A Fucking Idiot. I Really Hate The Unvaccinated.

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I'm not so negative. But becoming a bit irritated at the "holier-than-thou" new dogma. My issue is with people we trusted and the urgent need to clean house. That only happens if political pressures force change. Stumbling along with the crooks in Congress trying to avoid hard work means your vote is important. Choose wisely.

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The old adage rings a bell "they are cooking the books". Two , three, or more sets of reporting studies. Symptomatic of "treading the microscopic truth line". Elitist intellectuals employing their schooling to "not tell it like it is". The medical world inherited this from the government and corporate world.

This double speak psychobabble, started out in the late 1960s' with corporations formed for the purposes of buying out local family manufacturing industries.

CEOs' of these national and subsequent multi-national entities, directed their underlings to start the snow job on Joe Public, and this rubbed off on government, and the medical community.

Of course Forked-tongued Politicians gave birth to " stirring the bulls...t ", which in many situations causes Civil Wars.

In actuality the so called civil wars, are really politician wars.

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