Written by Matthew Anderson.
The American Heart Association (AHA) has issued a concerning update that nearly 90% of the vaccinated population is now grappling with a serious heart condition attributed to the COVID-19 vaccines. This startling revelation came as the organization highlighted the pervasive impacts of the cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, which affects key organs including the heart, kidneys, and liver. The severity of this condition is magnified by its impact on the cardiovascular system, causing potentially life-threatening complications.
Researchers have indicated that this syndrome could be linked to the spike proteins introduced by the vaccines or other environmental toxins. These elements are thought to accelerate the accumulation of fatty deposits within arteries, heightening the risk of clots and disturbing the electrical functions of the heart. The demographic most susceptible to CKM includes older adults, men, and the Black community, highlighting a disturbing trend that demands urgent attention.
The specifics of the study reveal a grim picture: CKM syndrome affects almost every major organ, with critical damage to blood vessels and heart muscles. The implications of such widespread organ involvement are severe, posing a significant threat to public health and wellbeing.
Analyzing the Syndrome’s Reach and Response
As the medical community scrambles to understand and manage CKM syndrome, they’ve categorized the disease into several stages to better treat and manage its progression. Shockingly, current data suggests that 90% of Americans are affected at some stage of CKM, with 15% experiencing advanced symptoms. Although CKM has been recognized since 2011, its recent escalation has raised alarms about its connection to COVID-19 vaccinations.
The debate is intense within the healthcare community about the underlying causes of this surge in CKM cases. Some experts, like Ben Bartee of Armageddon Prose, argue that the rapid increase in diagnosis, particularly post-vaccine rollout, should trigger a massive, coordinated research effort similar to that of Operation Warp Speed. However, there seems to be a lack of urgency or even curiosity from major health institutions and industries, which Bartee suggests indicates a deeper systemic issue with how health crises are addressed in the U.S.
Amidst these discussions, there’s growing criticism of the pharmaceutical and food industries, which are seen as contributing factors through environmental toxins and a compromised food supply. These elements, coupled with the alleged effects of the vaccines, create a complex web of causality that is not being adequately addressed by those with the resources to make a difference.
Our Take
The alarming reports of widespread CKM syndrome linked to COVID-19 vaccinations call for a serious examination of not only the vaccines themselves but also the broader health management practices in our country. If the American Heart Association’s findings are accurate, this could represent one of the most significant medical crises in modern history, affecting an overwhelming majority of the vaccinated population.
This situation underscores a critical need for transparency and accountability from pharmaceutical companies and health authorities. The potential conflicts of interest between public health goals and corporate profits must be scrutinized if we are to restore public trust in our healthcare systems. Moreover, it is imperative that we demand and support thorough, unbiased research into all possible causes of CKM syndrome to prevent further harm to our citizens.
The health of our nation is at stake, and it is incumbent upon all stakeholders—government, industry, and the medical community—to act decisively and ethically to address this urgent issue. We must prioritize the wellbeing of the people over profits, ensuring that such health crises are managed with the full force and integrity that they require.
