COVID mRNA jab recipients suffer 4,900% increased risk of heart failure, Japanese researchers discover

Japan’s leading pharmaceutical scientists are in agreement that Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “vaccines” massively increase recipients’ risk of suffering heart failure.

Published in the Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy, a paper they published unpacks the disturbing reality that getting jabbed for COVID with an mRNA (modRNA) injection increases one’s risk of heart failure by an astounding 4,900 percent.

Led by Prof. Keisuke Takada, the team from the Division of Pharmacodynamics at Keio University‘s Faculty of Pharmacy and Yokohama General Hospital further found the risk of developing myocarditis, a form of heart inflammation, increases up to 50-fold after getting injected with mRNA COVID shots.

Using data collected from the Japanese government’s vaccine adverse event reporting system, called JADER (Japanese Adverse Drug Event Report) – JADER is similar to VAERS here in the United States – covering April 2004 through December 2023, the team calculated both reporting odds ratios (RORs) and 95 percent confidence intervals as part of their investigation.

Myocarditis and its sister disease pericarditis are known side effects of COVID injections. They restrict the ability of the heart to pump blood properly, often leading to clots, stroke, cardiac arrest and, in many cases, sudden and unexpected death.

(Related: Other Japanese researchers are calling for the donor blood supply to be cleansed of mRNA-tainted supplies.)

Why get injected in the first place?

In Japan, about 80 percent of the country’s population of 125.1 million people got “vaccinated” for the Chinese Virus. This is greater than the percentage here in the U.S., suggesting that Japanese people were even more trusting (or coerced) than Americans into getting the shot(s).

The period from vaccination to onset in the study was less than or equal to eight days, meaning most adverse events from mRNA injections occur within the first week post-injection.

Most of the cases, 78 percent and 87 percent respectively, identified involved recovery or remission, meaning the patients were able to get mostly, or at least somewhat, back to how they were pre-injections. Some of the cases resulted in sudden death, though.

In 11 percent and eight percent of cases respectively, there was a “severe outcome” involving myocarditis or pericarditis. Of these, 11 percent and five percent, respectively, resulted in sudden death.

The paper adds to a growing mountain of evidence showing that COVID shots are extremely dangerous, especially compared to all other vaccines currently on the market. A disturbingly high number of recipients end up getting sick or dying from the shots, despite the government’s claims of “safe and effective.”

In Singapore, a highly obedient country where nearly all residents got jabbed for COVID, there is a health crisis emerging as those who took the clot shots are increasingly displaying serious health problems years after the fact.

In the video below, Miles Guo explains in further detail how the spike proteins in the shots lead to heart problems. Guo also reveals that the contents of any vaccine injection remain in the body for life:

MilesGuo : One dose of vaccine contains 40 trillion spike proteins that could cause myocarditis, myocardial infarction, Cerebral infarction, and cerebrovascular infarction. Any so-called vaccine injected will remain in the body forever.

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— Bryne? (@riss1130) August 11, 2024

“This is going to be an extinction level event if we don’t think of some way to neutral [sic] the mRNA spike protein,” someone wrote on X about the health crisis. “And they are still giving this to people!”

“The sensible among us saw this happening and kept our children away from this poison,” wrote another.

Another clarified that mRNA should actually read modRNA, which means modified RNA and genetic manipulation.

Getting jabbed for COVID is many people’s biggest life regret. Find out more at BadMedicine.news.

Sources for this article include:

X.com

Pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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