Don't Jump To Conclusions Before You Have All The Facts

By now, the whole world knows about the collapse of football player Damar Hamlin. For those unfamiliar with U.S. sports, this occurred in prime time during a National Football League game between Buffalo and Cincinnati. 

I find it striking how so many are now experts on the health of an individual they have never met and who is in critical condition, fighting for his life. Hopefully, despite the odds, he will recover.

I am totally opposed to the Covid shots. I think they are dangerous, and they are killing people. However, to make a blanket statement that the injections caused Hamlin’s cardiac arrest is premature. At this point, we don’t know all the facts. 

Dr Peter McCullough, a cardiologist, said in a recent interview on CHD TV that vaccine injury should be put at the top of the list until proven otherwise. However, it isn’t confirmed until specific tests are done, including checking for heart damage with blood work, testing for spike protein from the vaccine and an MRI of the heart.

I have also heard some comments that Hamlin is brain-dead. According to whom? There have been no reports saying so. Also, some sports commentators have stated that it was a “normal” hit or nothing out of the ordinary. I would like to see those commentators cope with this hit. 

Watch below in slow motion.

The two players collide in what can be described as a head-on collision of human bodies. Take note of the forces involved. Hamlin weighs 200 lbs, while the opposing player, Tee Higgins, weighs 219 lbs. According to physics, that is a convergent force of 419 lbs. Did you see Hamlin’s neck snap from the impact? The point of impact appears on Hamlin’s upper sternum––the area of the heart.

Various explanations have been given for Hamlin’s cardiac arrest, including commotio cordis, which results from a sudden blow to the heart area at the precise vulnerable time in the cardiac rhythm.

The shock of such a force could cause trauma to the vagus nerve in the neck or the sympathetic nerves running to the heart in the upper thoracic region–the level where the impact occurred. Yes, the nervous system impacts the functioning of the heart.

If Hamlin had not sustained the big hit and then collapsed, there would have been a higher probability that it was the vaccine. We have seen this in many other athletes, especially soccer players. The close temporal proximity of the hit with the cardiac arrest gives a clue that there is a relationship to the trauma. Once again, it’s not definitive.

There is another factor at play. In ‘whiplash’ car accidents, there can be tremendous forces that the neck has to absorb as it does a balancing act to hold the head up.

It's surprising how often I have seen patients who initially had no symptoms immediately after an accident. Then symptoms started to emerge within days or weeks. I have even seen cases where people had tachycardia––a racing heart.

We know that American football is a very violent sport. It's been well documented that many have suffered life-altering concussions, some developing early dementia from the damage. At this point in time, we do not know if Hamlin's cardiac arrest was due to the Covid shots. Let's not jump to conclusions before the facts. Otherwise, we are just doing the same as those who keep erroneously saying, "Safe and effective".

Will this be the event that triggers the collapse of the whole Covid narrative as I predicted would happen in 2023? We shall see.