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originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: opethPA
This has to be vaccine related because that is obviously your crusade based on posting history.
It couldn't be that there were other factors that drove it?
It couldn't be that he smoked cigars?
Regardless of who won, he loved to end the day by kicking up his feet and smoking a cigar to celebrate the cheerful moments that were constants in his life.
www.ajc.com...
Oh so the cigar gave him a heart attack at 35. Ok.
perhaps some reflection is in order.
originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Strange that this SADS is happening currently in 2022.
No major headlines from the past three years ago.
originally posted by: opethPA
This has to be vaccine related because that is obviously your crusade based on posting history.
It couldn't be that there were other factors that drove it?
It couldn't be that he smoked cigars?
originally posted by: Notabot12345666
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: opethPA
This has to be vaccine related because that is obviously your crusade based on posting history.
It couldn't be that there were other factors that drove it?
It couldn't be that he smoked cigars?
Regardless of who won, he loved to end the day by kicking up his feet and smoking a cigar to celebrate the cheerful moments that were constants in his life.
www.ajc.com...
Oh so the cigar gave him a heart attack at 35. Ok.
So you read that as he one cigar and not a repeat user ?
Because that makes sense.
He was thirty five...the cigars did not kill him.
It’s obtuse statements like that that makes your side look like irrational and petulant.....people
In 2001, the Federal Trade Commission mandated that cigar packaging and advertisements display one of the following five “SURGEON GENERAL WARNING” text-only labels on a rotating basis:12
Cigar Smoking Can Cause Cancers Of The Mouth And Throat, Even If You Do Not Inhale.
Cigar Smoking Can Cause Lung Cancer And Heart Disease.
Tobacco Use Increases The Risk Of Infertility, Stillbirth, And Low Birth Weight.
Cigars Are Not A Safe Alternative To Cigarettes.
Tobacco Smoke Increases The Risk Of Lung Cancer And Heart Disease, Even In Nonsmokers.
n the United States, the most common type of heart disease is coronary artery disease (CAD), which can lead to heart attack.
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: Notabot12345666
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: opethPA
This has to be vaccine related because that is obviously your crusade based on posting history.
It couldn't be that there were other factors that drove it?
It couldn't be that he smoked cigars?
Regardless of who won, he loved to end the day by kicking up his feet and smoking a cigar to celebrate the cheerful moments that were constants in his life.
www.ajc.com...
Oh so the cigar gave him a heart attack at 35. Ok.
So you read that as he one cigar and not a repeat user ?
Because that makes sense.
He was thirty five...the cigars did not kill him.
It’s obtuse statements like that that makes your side look like irrational and petulant.....people
It's their side thats the first who will bow down and eat bugs.
originally posted by: schuyler
It is not unusual for ex-athletes to die early. They stop working out. Their muscle goes to flab. And boom. Of course, we've only recently learned to blame the vaccine for everything. Anybody dies "early" for any reason at all, "It must have been the vaccine." Pure science, I tell you. It's obviously the vaccine. People on ATS say it was, and those guys are all experts.
originally posted by: nugget1
My former MIL was a healthy, fit 65 y/o when she died unexpectedly. The autopsy showed she had the heart and arteries of a 35 y/o, and the health issue they were able to identify was slight arthritis in one joint. Toxicology showed nothing in her system to explain such a sudden death.
We were told, while quite rare, it is a known phenomenon. I wonder how many 'sudden cardiac deaths' are listed after a full autopsy- or do they just assume? Are pathologist being told how to classify deaths, as in 'with' covid versus 'from' covid. I would imagine their job is on the line if they don't follow 'guidelines', just as with hospital protocol and doctors.
originally posted by: Notabot12345666
Your side=people that see professional athletes dropping dead while exercising at 35 years old and try to blame cigars when the rest of us can clearly see what is going on...make you look irrational
originally posted by: Notabot12345666
a reply to: opethPA
Your side=people that see professional athletes dropping dead while exercising at 35 years old and try to blame cigars when the rest of us can clearly see what is going on...make you look irrational
Your side=People that trashed Trump for 4 years and wanted the situation we are in now...makes you look petulant
If you didn’t choose a “side” it was chosen for you.
PS. CDC sold their credibility to the teachers unions. Why don’t you look up some vaers statistics
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: opethPA
This has to be vaccine related because that is obviously your crusade based on posting history.
It couldn't be that there were other factors that drove it?
It couldn't be that he smoked cigars?
Regardless of who won, he loved to end the day by kicking up his feet and smoking a cigar to celebrate the cheerful moments that were constants in his life.
www.ajc.com...
Oh so the cigar gave him a heart attack at 35. Ok.
So you read that as he one cigar and not a repeat user ?
Because that makes sense.