Topic: Troponin

Dr. Thomas Levy estimates that COVID-19 vaccines have caused heart injury in at least 2.8% of recipients, potentially affecting millions of Americans. Data from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) shows over 37,000 reported deaths linked to the shots. The segment also notes a federal court's requirement for the FDA to retract statements regarding its smear campaign against ivermectin.

The FDA issued an advisory regarding myocarditis risks, noting that affected individuals often require hospitalization for chest pain and heart failure symptoms. There has been a notable increase in professional athletes collapsing on the field globally, which some attribute to aggressive vaccination mandates. Patients diagnosed with myocarditis typically require three to six months of strict rest to avoid permanent cardiac damage.

Medical experts express concern over elevated troponin levels in vaccine recipients, which can remain high for months, indicating persistent heart damage. Unlike viral myocarditis, vaccine-induced heart inflammation may lead to long-term mortality rates similar to those seen in congestive heart failure patients.

The FDA and CDC issued warnings in June regarding myocarditis cases following vaccination, which Dr. McCullough argues was the "tip of the iceberg." He notes that cases in the VAERS system have grown from 200 to over 10,000, refuting claims that the condition is "rare" or "mild." McCullough describes the clinical reality of young patients with massive troponin elevations and heart failure, requiring long-term medication and monitoring.