The powers that be are acknowledging that deaths due to heart conditions in people under 75-years-old are skyrocketing. They’re saying that decades of progress in heart health have been reversed over the past two years. Yet they absolutely, positively, stubbornly refuse to even entertain the possibility that the Covid-19 “vaccines” are to blame despite an unambiguous direct correlation between the release of the jabs and the rise in cardiovascular deaths.
They somehow believe the spike in deaths started shortly after the rollout of the Covid-19 injections yet they simultaneously believe there is zero chance the jabs are causing the spike despite zero evidence that the “vaccines” are not causing it. This is the most massive and obvious example of cognitive dissonance in modern history.
The Daily Mail published a 1000-word article about the phenomenon without even mentioning the word “vaccine.” It’s at least somewhat understandable for doctors and researchers to willfully ignore the adverse reactions of the jabs because they’ve spent the last three years debasing themselves and their profession by promoting the experimental drugs.
Journalists, on the other hand, are supposed to pursue the truth even if doing so debunks their past reporting. They have no real skin in the game the way doctors do because journalists can simply claim their past reporting on the sources. Doctors can’t do that as easily since they’re supposed to think critically and research thoroughly before recommending experimental drugs to their patients.
Here’s an article generated from corporate media reports by Discern Reporter. Keep in mind that the spikes being discussed are from data collecting in 2022. Things have gotten far worse with last year’s mortality numbers beating 2022. Projections for this year are even higher. Buckle up, folks. We’re in for a very bumpy future.
“Worst Heart Care Crisis in Living Memory”
Experts are sounding the alarm over what they describe as the National Health Service’s (NHS) “worst heart care crisis in living memory.” Recent figures reveal a significant increase in early deaths from heart disease, marking the highest level in over a decade. The under-75 age group has experienced a rise in cases of heart attacks, heart failure, and strokes, erasing six decades of progress in combating these conditions. Factors contributing to this crisis include obesity, diabetes, undiagnosed high blood pressure, long waits for tests and treatment, and the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Data analyzed by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) indicates a halt in progress against heart disease, with 2022 witnessing the highest heart disease mortality rate (80 out of 100,000 people) since 2011. Deaths among the under-75s have increased, marking a clear reversal of a positive trend over the past 60 years. The BHF highlights the damaged state of every aspect of the heart care system, from prevention and diagnosis to treatment and recovery.
Dr. Sonya Babu-Narayan, associate medical director at the BHF, termed it the “worst heart care crisis in living memory,” emphasizing the damage across the entire heart care system. The impact of COVID-19, increased pressure on the NHS, and a slowdown in progress since 2012 contribute to the current situation. Dr. Babu-Narayan expressed concern about losing hard-won progress and the widening health gap between rich and poor.
Helen Williams, NHS England’s national adviser for cardiovascular disease prevention, highlighted the NHS’s efforts in preventive measures and supporting individuals in managing their health. The Department of Health and Social Care acknowledged existing efforts to combat cardiovascular disease and emphasized ongoing strategies, including creating a smoke-free generation and an innovative digital NHS Health Check with a substantial investment of nearly £17 million.
