For Children The Covid Shots Are Too Much Risk With Little Benefit

How many have heard the term myocarditis prior to 2021? Probably not many; it just was not that common a condition. Today it is afflicting many, especially the young and many research papers and reports are prevalent in light of the relationship to the Covid-19 “vaccines”. Here are two examples:

You can read the whole report however, this is part of their conclusion. At least they are fairly honest in their interpretation.

“Hence, a rapid increase in reports of post-vaccination myocarditis will—unfortunately—not be surprising based on the available data if large vaccination campaigns will start for younger people. Therefore, regarding current discussions addressing the risk-benefit ratio of COVID-19 vaccination of children and teenagers, vaccination-associated adverse effects—including autoimmune myocarditis—need to be considered carefully since young people are at very low risk for severe COVID-19 infection even without vaccination.”

The Journal of American College of Cardiology investigated seven patients with post-vaccination myocarditis.

A Series of Patients With Myocarditis Following SARS-CoV-2 Vaccination With mRNA-1279 and BNT162b2

Notice in the chart that all seven patients were young, and all developed myocarditis within days of the shots. 

However, look at the authors’ conclusion. It sounds like they are squirming to have it both ways. Perhaps they do not want to lose their grants.

“We cannot conclude definitively that COVID-19 vaccine was causative or that other etiologies for myocarditis can be definitively excluded in our patients. Nevertheless, clinicians should be suspicious of myocarditis in recently vaccinated patients with symptoms consistent with this diagnosis.”

These are just two of many studies showing a causal relationship between the Covid-19 injections and myocarditis. Doctors and hospitals see many cases today. Young people are at a very low risk of dying from Covid, so why are they now pushing to inject kids under 10?

It is a flagrant endangerment of young people. It is hard to understand the thinking of a parent who submits to giving their child these shots. Myocarditis is only one of the many adverse events that are occurring.

People often state that correlation does not mean causation. That can be both true and untrue. If every time someone washes a car, it rains, the person may think, well, that is a pattern, so car washing must be causing it to rain. However, these are two unrelated situations. Humans do not control the weather, while car washing is a conscious human activity.

Most people do not develop myocarditis after injections. Those who do within days display a robust correlation. The cause (the injection) led to the effect (the myocarditis) in those individuals. Both relate to the body.

Two papers referenced here are just the tip of the iceberg. There is no rationality to injecting children with what is still an experimental product known to have harmful effects for a condition that is, for the most part, a minor annoyance with the same children. The Great Barrington Declaration, signed by thousands of eminent doctors, discourages Covid injections for children.

The Latin phrase, caveat emptor (buyer beware), applies. Parents need to control and not allow their children to be part of a potentially dangerous product with little to no benefit. The child taking the injection takes all the risk, not Pfizer––or other manufacturers––nor the person delivering the injection. Is it worth the risk?