Top Cardiologist: Study Shows Covid Kill Shot Vaccines Are More Dangerous Than Virus Itself — Pestilence Via Kill Shots

And teenagers — especially boys — are more in danger of being hospitalized for the vaccine than they are for COVID, he said. The culprit is myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart.

McCullough should know. He wrote a book on cardiology. Literally.

Published more than 650 times in medical journals, editor of a cardiology journal, author of a cardiology textbook, as well as being an internist and qualified in public health, McCullough is critical of the regime feedback to the COVID pandemic.

McCullough’s education has included serving on review teams for new vaccines, so he was surprised at what happened in early 2021 when the COVID vaccines were rolled out.

“I chaired data safety monitoring boards … a couple dozen times — I know what I’m talking about,” McCullough said.

“I’ve shut down, with my committees, big pharma programs … I determined, huge pharma programs.”

But events were controlled very differently for the COVID vaccines, and McCullough called FDA actions “reprehensible and reckless.”

Under traditional circumstances, when officials learned on January 22 of this year that there had already been 182 deaths following 278 million shots, the vaccine program would have ceased, McCulloch said recently on the DarkHorse podcast of scientist Bret Weinstein.

“Our [COVID] vaccine program would have been shut down in February because of excess mortality in America,” he said.

McCullough said the shutdown should have been similar to the 1976 suspension of nationwide voluntary vaccination for the swine flu following only three deaths and 94 cases of paralysis due to those shots.

He said there are major risks with COVID shots, especially for old people.

“We now know it’s the seniors who die with the vaccine … 50 percent of these deaths occur within 48 hours, 80 percent within a week,” he said.

“There’s nursing home studies from Europe and Scandinavia. They show that when they actually review the charts there in seniors — at least 40 percent, the doctors have concluded, are directly due to the vaccines.”

McCullough said patients suffered “severe reactions, fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, blood pressure dropping and then death within a day or two, whether it’s basically a cardiopulmonary collapse due to overwhelming production of the spike protein or a thrombolytic or bleeding death a few weeks later.

“But they are clearly biologically related to the vaccines,” he said.

There’s also a risk to young people, according to McCullough, noting that some obituaries for young adults are listing vaccinations as the cause of death.

Then there are the side effects. Even the Food and Drug Administration agrees there is a link between myocarditis and the shots. “It was in younger children — it was serious! Ninety percent required hospitalization,” McCullough said.

The FDA and CDC recognized 200 myocarditis cases in June, but the total has since jumped to 11,000 certified cases in the VAERS [Vaccine adverse Event reporting System] system, the U.S. database which tracks vaccine-related deaths and injuries.

The myocarditis cases affect boys more than girls and the “the real rate of myocarditis is at least 50 percent greater than what the [Centers for Disease Control] ever projected,” McCullough said, adding that kids age 12 to 17 are more likely to be hospitalized for myocarditis than for COVID.

When Weinstein noted the vaccine mandates, the bullying, the stigmatizing of the unvaccinated, the demise of civil liberties and general ignorance of myocarditis, McCullough responded that, in general, people are willing to do what it takes to stop COVID.

“But people aren’t willing to sacrifice their lives for this.

“And that’s what they’re being asked for; they’re being asked … take a vaccine, and even though it’s rare, you could lose your life and then people are saying, ‘Well, how rare is rare?’ and I can just tell you, the mortality rate by all expert analyses is unacceptably high.

“We’re 18,000 people in the CDC U.S. VAERS; about half of those are domestic — Americans — that have died with the vaccine.

“There is very good work done with the CMS [Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services] data suggesting the under-reporting factor on this is about five, so if you take 9,000 times 5, we currently are at some number that is, you know, 45,000 – 50,000 [American deaths]. And that’s conservative. It could be greater than that.”

People are becoming aware of what’s going on, according to McCullough. “People are walking away from their jobs because they know they could die with the vaccine.

“Once the word got out that people could die after the vaccine — In fact, deaths were occurring in large numbers — That was by mid-April. … rates of vaccination plummeted in mid-April. They are absolutely plummeted.

“The word got out. It doesn’t matter what was on Twitter or on major media, people were talking to one another — everyone knew.

Yet, despite ongoing media and political alarmist, the COVID crisis is over, McCulloch said.

That’s because 80 percent of children in the U.S. already have had COVID. And they and everyone else who has had COVID are protected by natural immunity.

“And now, the CDC in the last week has acknowledged that they don’t have a single case of someone who has bounced back from COVID getting it a second time and passing to anyone.

“ Remarkably it’s basically over with.”

McCullough cited a preprint study posted in September at clinicalnews.org, that, while not yet peer-reviewed, supported his observations regarding vaccinated teens. It noted “a 4-fold increased risk of post vaccination myocarditis in those who had previously been infected” with COVID.

The report said it had been concluded that the risks of COVID would outweigh the liabilities of vaccination in 16- to 17-year-old boys, but the study found just the opposite. The report “predicted excess cases of vaccine-associated myocarditis/pericarditis would exceed COVID-19 hospitalizations and loss of life under the ‘worst case scenario.’”

Also, the risks of myocarditis weighed heavily on males, with boys aged 12-15 having myocarditis rates of 162.2 per million compared to 13 cases per million for girls aged 12-15. Boys aged 16-17 had 94 cases per million compared to 13.4 cases per million for girls of that age, the clinicalnews.org study said.