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CALAMARI Clots and Abnormal Blood Clots in the COVID-19 mRNA Vaccinated - 26 shocking photos and theories in the published literature

COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis • 3321 implied HN points • 28 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness COVID-19 Vaccines Medical Literature
  1. The post discusses CALAMARI clots and abnormal blood clots in COVID-19 mRNA vaccinated individuals.
  2. There are 26 shocking photos and theories presented in the published literature.
  3. The post mentions that readers can continue reading by subscribing for a 7-day free trial.

A flawed paper claims COVID19 vaccines prevent cardiovascular complications for a YEAR after the shot

Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts • 67 implied HN points • 18 Mar 24
🏥 Health Politics Medical Literature
  1. When reading medical papers, it's important to consider the methodology used by researchers and look beyond just the main data presented.
  2. It's crucial to be aware of negative control outcomes, which are endpoints that cannot possibly be linked to the exposure being studied.
  3. The flawed paper in question claims that COVID-19 vaccines prevent cardiovascular complications for up to a year after vaccination, but upon closer examination, the study's methodology and conclusions are highly questionable.

What Does the Old Theory Get Wrong?

The Heart Attack Diet • 59 implied HN points • 16 Nov 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Nutrition Weight Loss Medical Literature Thyroid
  1. The author questions why certain weight loss methods worked or didn't work for them, highlighting the complexities of weight management.
  2. Observations around the effects of different diets on energy levels and weight gain in individuals raise doubts about conventional theories and practices.
  3. The post explores discrepancies between personal experiences and mainstream medical advice, prompting readers to reflect on their own health beliefs and experiences.

A Farewell to Oars

The Heart Attack Diet • 39 implied HN points • 11 Aug 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Chronic Fatigue Exercise Diet Medical Literature
  1. In 2010, the author experienced a significant change in health after giving up smoking, shifting to nicotine pills, and reducing cigar consumption. This change led to the development of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and a shift in physical abilities.
  2. The author's tiredness resurfaced during the pandemic, but this time thyroid medication was not as effective in addressing it, highlighting a new challenge in managing health.
  3. After moving away from rowing and adopting different eating habits, such as cutting out carbohydrates and trying the Shangri-La Diet, the author noticed fluctuations in energy levels and overall health.
  4. In retrospect, some lifestyle changes made, like moving onto a narrowboat and altering food choices, may have influenced the author's health, even though the exact cause remains unclear.
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