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Use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics linked to aortic damage and deadly heart conditions

August 09, 2023 - aortic dissections -- or ruptures of an aortic aneurysm, leading to excessive bleeding and even death.

The findings occurred when antibiotics were given by mouth or through an injection. In turn, FDA warned against the use of fluoroquinolones in those at risk, unless there are no other treatment options available.

Fluoroquinolones aren't recommended for people who are at risk of or have aortic aneurysm. These include people with hypertension, peripheral atherosclerotic ...

STUDY: 70% of Pfizer COVID jab deaths in Japan reported within 10 days of injection

December 17, 2023 -

Upwards of 70 percent of all COVID jab deaths involving the Pfizer and BioNTech mRNA (modRNA) injection in Japan were near-immediate deaths that occurred within a very short window of time after the deed was done. The remaining 30 percent of Pfizer COVID jab deaths occurred at least 10 days after injection.

For the study, a cohort of people was divided into two groups: one representing individuals aged 65 and above, and the other representing people aged 64 and below....

HORROR BUNKER from WWII operated by infamous Unit 371 unearthed in China

June 02, 2023 -

The said "horror bunker" was found near the city of Anda in the northeastern Chinese province of Heilongjiang by researchers from the Heilongjiang Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology. They told the South China Morning Post that the finding "highlights the ongoing legacy of Unit 731's atrocities and their impact on global efforts to prevent biological warfare."

The archaeologists have only partly discovered the U-shaped structure measuring about 108 feet ...

Japanese study: Even mild myocarditis from COVID-19 vaccines can cause FATAL ARRHYTHMIAS

a month ago -

This is according to the Health Advisory and Recovery Team (HART), a group of highly qualified doctors, scientists and other scientific and academic experts from the United Kingdom, who have published advisories regarding the study's conclusions.

Myocarditis is inflammation of the myocardium, or the heart muscle. It is known to cause chest pain, shortness of breath and different kinds of arrhythmias.

The new paper, published in the open access peer-reviewed medical ...

COVID jabs saved ZERO lives while killing many, scientist warns

2 months ago -

Rancourt and several fellow scientists conducted an analysis of COVID injection data in which they determined that all-cause mortality increased every time another COVID jab was released, whether it was the initial series or a subsequent "booster" shot.

For every 800 injections administered, Rancourt et al. learned that there was at least one jab-related death, this as outlined in a 180-page paper they published on the matter.

This one-death-per-800-doses figure becomes ...

HYSTERIA 2.0: Scientists call for the return of face masks as they raise alarm over new COVID variant BA.6 that has a “lot of MUTATIONS”

August 18, 2023 -

The warning comes as the latest data showed that EG.5, a subvariant of omicron, now accounts for 1 in 10 COVID cases - while the number of people recorded with the virus jumped from an estimated 3.3 per 100,000 to 7.2 in less than a month.

But a brand new variant referred to as BA.6 has led some to fear that a bleak coronavirus picture could emerge in the weeks ahead.

While it has only been found in two countries so far, Denmark and Israel, one expert has claimed ...

How to clean your arteries with one simple fruit

July 28, 2023 -

(Article by Sayer Ji republished from GreenMedInfo.com)

Pomegranate Found To Prevent Coronary Artery Disease Progression

A study published in the journal Atherosclerosis confirms that pomegranate extract may prevent and/or reverse the primary pathology associated with cardiac mortality: the progressive thickening of the coronary arteries caused by the accumulation of fatty materials known as atherosclerosis.[i]

Mice with a genetic susceptibility towards spontaneous ...

Studies show ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS put millions of people in the U.K. at risk of cardiovascular disease

September 14, 2023 -

The first study, which tracked 10,000 Australian women for 15 years, found that those with the highest proportion of UPF in their diet were 39 percent more likely to develop high blood pressure than those with the lowest. This was the case even after academics adjusted for the effect of fat, salt and sugar, according to the British Heart Foundation.

High blood pressure, or hypertension, increases the risk of serious conditions, such as aortic aneurysms, heart disease, ...

Study suggests an increase in DHA omega-3 intake can help lower the risk of aortic calcification among men

January 02, 2020 -

An international team of researchers covered nearly 1,000 men in the United States and Japan. They learned that every two percent improvement in DHA levels reduced aortic calcification by 35 percent. Of the omega-3s covered by the study, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) appeared to drive the improvement in aortic health.

The team found no significant relationship between the intake of another omega-3 fatty acid — EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) — and aortic calcification. Only ...

Heart surgery is twice as risky for women; aortic surgery outcomes have higher risk of complications and stroke, compared to men

September 13, 2019 -

The largest blood vessel in the body, the aorta, delivers oxygenated blood from the heart to the farthest reaches of the body. Sometimes, however, its walls weaken and develop unnatural bulges called aneurysms. When women undergo surgery to fix an aortic aneurysm, they experience more negative post-surgery outcomes than male patients.

"Women, unfortunately, are almost two times more likely to die with surgery or have a stroke than male patients," said Lawson Health ...

Pain under the shoulder blade: 7 Possible causes and how to prevent it

March 19, 2020 - aortic dissection, can cause pain along the spine and shoulders.

Pericarditis is characterized by the swelling and irritation of the membrane that surrounds the heart, causing chest pain that spreads to the neck and shoulder blades. Meanwhile, aortic dissection occurs when the heart's largest blood vessel tears, causing blood to surge through. In some cases, a heart attack is preceded by a sharp pain along the upper back and shoulders.

Compression ...

NSAIDs for arthritis pain linked to increased risk of heart valve disease

November 25, 2019 -

The Vanderbilt University research team evaluated multiple medical records. They found a link between celecoxib usage and the risk of developing aortic stenosis. Aortic stenosis is a condition where the aortic valve becomes narrower and stiffer. It often stems from damage to the blood vessel or calcification associated with aging.

The researchers also tested the effects of celecoxib on aortic valve cells. They found that the NSAID aggravated the calcification process....

Here’s why people with metabolic syndrome should participate in a high-intensity interval training

February 01, 2019 -

HIIT has been known to improve aortic reservoir pressure, which is a measure of aorta's ability to distribute blood. Decreased aortic reservoir function results in a rise in aortic reservoir pressure that is an independent risk factor of cardiovascular events. People with metabolic syndrome need to take extra care of their heart because they are at a greater risk of developing serious illnesses, including cardiovascular disease. They have three or more of these conditions ...

British media claim “stealth disease,” not COVID-19 vaccines, could kill nearly 200,000 people in UK over the next five years

January 29, 2022 -

This attempted cover-up is happening most prominently in the United Kingdom, where public health authorities are warning that around 300,000 people living in the country are living with a "stealth disease" that could kill nearly two-thirds of them within the next five years.

The disease that can supposedly kill hundreds of thousands of people in the U.K. is known as aortic valve stenosis or aortic stenosis. This is a condition wherein the heart's left ventricle, where ...

Fat isn’t fit: Study directly links obesity to heart disease

March 19, 2021 -

Using the data of more than 300,000 people aged 40 to 69 which they gathered from the UK Biobank, researchers from Karolinska Institute in Stockholm used Mendelian randomization for the study. It is a type of statistical technique that uses genetic variation as a natural experiment to find out causal relations between potentially modifiable risk factors and health outcomes in observational data.

With this, they found that there is a causal relationship between BMI and ...

Is red wine good for the hearts of type-2 diabetics? Researchers think so

September 09, 2017 -

For the purpose of their study, the researchers enlisted the aid of 57 type-2 diabetes patients with an average age of 56, as well as an average rating of “obese” based on body mass index (BMI) calculations. The researchers utilized the carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity (CFPWV) test to measure the stiffness of each patient's aorta, which is the body's largest artery. Patients were then given a daily dosage of 100 mg of resveratrol over the course of two weeks. The dosage ...

Federal report: 250,000 Americans DIE every year after being MISDIAGNOSED in emergency rooms

December 20, 2022 -

The report, titled "Diagnostic Errors in the Emergency Department: A Systematic Review," stated that around 7.4 million patients are misdiagnosed from 130 million emergency room visits per year in the United States.

These 7.4 million patients who are misdiagnosed are given treatments by their emergency room physicians. Of these, 2.6 million suffer adverse reactions and 370,000 suffer serious harm due to diagnostic errors. (Related: Is your doctor really qualified to ...

A compound found in grapes and wine can regulate blood glucose in people with Type 2 diabetes

March 25, 2019 -

Chronic low-grade inflammation is a primary contributor to Type 2 diabetes, and resveratrol has been shown to help fight inflammation in laboratory and animal studies. To investigate the anti-inflammatory effects of resveratrol in individuals with Type 2 diabetes, researchers at Tehran University of Medical Sciences in Iran conducted a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial.

For the current study, the Iranian researchers hypothesized that supplementation ...