Another Young Athlete Collapses and Dies

 

Another Young Athlete Collapses and Dies



Epidemic of sudden and unexpected deaths matches epidemic of willful blindness

INSIDER online journal just reported the following headline:

Texas high school student collapses and dies after winning a cross-country race, the latest in a string of young athletes dying during competition

The reporter enumerates the “string of young athletes dying during competition,” but seems mystified as to what could be causing the increased incidence of sudden and unexpected deaths among young athletes—a conspicuous trend that began around mid 2021.


What new substance was injected into the majority of Americans, including young athletes, in early 2021? Anyone? Anyone?



What injected substance is known to result in the uncontrolled production of a foreign spike protein that circulates in the blood and adheres to blood vessels and the tissues of various organs? Anyone? Anyone?



What novel gene therapy can, according to the FDA and the European Medicines Agency, cause myocarditis, especially in young males? Anyone? Anyone?



What organ of the body demands especially high perfusion of blood—containing the foreign spike protein—during intense physical training? Anyone? Anyone?



Time for the majority of American doctors, journalists, and politicians to wake up and quit being so stupid. This isn’t a comedy (economics class in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off) but reality, and young athletes continue to die in shocking numbers.


PS: A reader asked me to comment on the 2020 British Journal of Sports Medicine four-year (2014-2018) prospective study cited by the INSIDE journal reporter. This study presents the following data:

331 cases of confirmed SCA/D (158 survivors; 173 fatalities) were identified; 15.4% in middle school, 61.6% in high school and 16.6% in college and professional athletes. Average age was 16.7 (11–29) years, and the majority were in male (83.7%), basketball (28.7%) or American football (25.4%) athletes. Common causes included hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (20.6%), idiopathic left ventricular hypertrophy (13.4%), coronary artery anomalies (12.0%) and autopsy-negative sudden unexplained death (9.6%).

173 fatalities over a 48-month period comes to an average of 3.6 fatalities per month or 43 per year. According to Ed Dowd in his meticulously researched "Cause Unknown": The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 & 2022.

The most cited study on the topic of sudden death in young athletes was done in 2006 at the Division of Pediatric Cardiology, University Hospital of Lausanne, Switzerland. Experts there looked at sudden cardiac death in athletes under 35-years old, between the years 1966 and 2004. After a systematic review of the literature, the Lausanne Study determined there had been 1101 such cases – over a period of 38 years. That’s an average of about 29 per year. These days, we’d be grateful to see a single month with only 29 such events. In fact, since June 2021, there hasn’t been even one month with fewer than 29 of these sudden deaths; there were 90 reported in December 2021 alone.



Source: Courageous Discourse

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