More heart news

I seriously hope that this eminent cardiologist is wrong, but it looks like that everyone who got the shot no longer has a normal heart. After looking at PET scans in a control group of vaccinated people he says that their hearts now like glucose as fuel instead of fatty acids. You can't make this up, the study was done because of the high number of heart attacks in younger people. This information seems to be pointing at another reason for the high number of heart abnormalities. Does it mean that after exertion the heart just runs out of the correct fuel that it needs to continue functioning? I am not a Cardiologist but this information seems rather bleak....www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: annonentity

I am thankful that I was never shot up!

a reply to: annonentity

I just learned that the heart prefers free fatty acids as an energy source. I thought glucose was the primary energy source for the whole body. Neato.

originally posted by: annonentity
but it looks like that everyone who got the shot no longer has a normal heart.

is that everyone regardless of which shot they got, or just a particualr manufacturer ?

So if your statement is correct does this mean no matter what age people are gonna drop dead?

Cancer cells are sugar-loving. Maybe this is similar.

a reply to: UpIsNowDown2

I don't know it seems to be the relevant bit from a Maria Zee interview, I have not found it on any other channel. The man has credibility it seems strange that this is found on an obscure demonized channel like Bitchute..but he has credentials and is a top man in his field.

a reply to: annonentity

Bitchute is always where I go when I want current and accurate health information.

a reply to: lilzazz

They have the best heart advice!

a reply to: annonentity

It appears it was on Rumble the timestamp seems to be a longer interview.rumble.com...
All I can say after listening to the whole podcast is #

A link to the full interview on Zeee Media:

Dr. Peter McCullough – Heart & DNA Damage In Every COVID Injected Person?

a reply to: annonentity

Here is the original article that is being referred to in the Batchute post:

pubs.rsna.org...

Some important information that may have been left out:

First, why use the 18F-FDG PET/CT technique?

"Inflammation forms an important core of the aetiopathogenic process involved in many diseases affecting the heart and the blood vessels. These diseases include infections as well as inflammatory non-infectious cardiovascular conditions. The common feature of this is invasion of the heart or blood vessel by inflammatory cells. F-18 2-fluoro 2-deoxy-D glucose (FDG) is an analogue of glucose and like glucose it is taken up by activated inflammatory cells that accumulate at the site of infection. This has formed the basis of the use of F-18 FDG PET/CT in the non-invasive evaluation of human inflammatory diseases."

academic.oup.com...

In other words, the F-18 FDG PET/CT technique can detect the presence of myocardial inflammation when it is at such a low level that it doesn't produce reported symptoms. That's what this study was about. All the subjects were asymptomatic, which is explained in the very first sentence of the article.

Also, the article explains that subjects were excluded from the study if they had had a Covid-19 infection. If you assume that the myocardial inflammation came from the presence of spike protein produced by the vaccine, one can imagine that a Covid-19 infection would also produce an inflammation reaction detectable by F-18 FDG PET/CT.

a reply to: annonentity

That is a very interesting conjecture, because any normal person's heart would use both some free fatty acids, and some glucose -- so both are used, according to a ratio of some kind for any given person.

An older person's heart, or a heart that is 'failing' uses more glucose.

An athlete's heart on the other hand would use more free fatty acids.

SO ... could the 'shot' ... have effectively "aged" some people's hearts in some manner?

article

Lots of data and images and easy to understand most of it for the ordinary layman. The short clip in the video doesn't do the study justice but it's good that information is getting out there. However, I'm not sure the old adage 'better late than never' is apropos for this custerfluck of 'vaccines'.

pubs.rsna.org...#:~:text=Download%20as%20PowerPoint-,Summary,days%20after%20vaccination%20did%20not.




Better Bitchute than nothing. I'm glad someone there is diligent in drawing attention to the issues otherwise most of us wouldn't know much at all.


ETA: I see Boomer beat me to it.

a reply to: Fowlerstoad

Or it could be that the damage caused by the spike protein requires all the fatty acids available for its repair. So the fuel used is only glucose, it is a pump that requires a lot of lubrication on a physical machine-type level as the cells are in constant movement and would need a constant lubricity. It seems to get an adrenaline rush in the early morning hours, where people die in their sleep. People also die suddenly when exercising. So in those times it must speed up and get stressed.Could be a factor.

originally posted by: lilzazz
a reply to: annonentity

Bitchute is always where I go when I want current and accurate health information.

Pharmaceutical companies with a history of billions of dollars in criminal lawsuits and drugs that killed many 10s of thousands like vioxx, thalidomide, and opiods is where I go for mine.

I took one of twenty six medical classes from some college in England, Europe, and Australia or New Zealand that specialized in heart conditions. The Instructor stressed that the heart burns lipids as it's main source of fuel, just needing a small amount of carbs in certain processes. He stressed that Statins might not be as good of a solution for overall heart health as they were saying they were. I can't remember off hand if it was the Triglicerides chemistry or specialized LDL chemistry that it burned.

So if this is being assessed right about the vaccines, this could be very dangerous. They recently discovered that an enzyme Humans make actually converts fats to usable energy, till that was discovered, they thought improperly that Insulin was the main converter. Insulin does do a limited amount of conversion, but it is not the main process. So they were trying to figure a way to block the enzyme in fat conversion to complement diabetes meds. Which makes no sense healthwise because the heart burns lipids.

If this is true about the vaccine, it will be many decades before medical science and health agencies actually admit it...bad for business.

I cannot make a judgement on this because I wonder if the virus itself does this too. But if the virus is destroyed by the innate system destroying the coronavirus backbone quickly, it probably would not cause as much of an issue as the vaccine with the spike protein which is not recognized by the innate system.

I am now glad that I am intolerant to the glycol chemistry of the vaccines which means I will never take that kind of vaccine. I have a severe reaction to the flu shot and the DTAP too, cytokine or bradykin storms suck.

I do know of some teenage boys locally who got heart issues from the shot, and it was unofficially verified by their doctor, but I doubt if that was sent in to the vaccine injury reporting because they were coming down hard on doctors who did report things. I know the parents of the kids who had those bad reactions, but have not heard if it was a permanent thing or if it cleared up.

a reply to: rickymouse

In Doc Campbell's all-cause deaths from a couple of days back, it appears that the USA is high and the actuaries think it will continue for the next few years. I think the official figures posted by different countries are now total BS as they show a flat line. As involved parties are running for cover. rumble.com...

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McCullough is to me credible Cardiologist .


One theory i just got from this, the vaccine causes Acquired carnitine deficiency.

Carnitine is beneficial compound that helps heart use fatty acids as fuel .

L-Carnitine

Cardiovascular disease

An abnormal acylcarnitine profile and a high acylcarnitine to free carnitine ratio in the blood of patients with heart failure have been linked to disease severity and poor prognosis (53-55). Addition of L-carnitine to standard medical therapy for heart failure has been evaluated in several clinical trials. A 2013 meta-analysis of 17 randomized, placebo-controlled studies in a total of 1,625 participants with heart failure found that oral L-carnitine (1.5-6 g/day for seven days to three years) significantly improved several measures of cardiac functional capacity (including exercise tolerance and markers of the left ventricle function), yet had no impact on all-cause mortality (56)

Biological Activities Mitochondrial oxidation of long-chain fatty acids



Fasting is most likely the best fix , but it does take time and patience. Autophagy which start after enough fasting starts delete wrong formed proteins / malfunctioned cells ( spike proteins ) and also start re-program body to use fat as fuel .....it`s not quick process thought, fat adaption takes time.

originally posted by: QRST4D
a reply to: annonentity

I just learned that the heart prefers free fatty acids as an energy source. I thought glucose was the primary energy source for the whole body. Neato.

Yes the bodie can use glucose.
just not a lot, thats bad.
if you are very run down you can take glucose tablets.
but they dont last long.