Studies Link COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines to Cardiotoxicity, Genome Changes; Rogan and Rodgers Question Safety and Accountability

Recent discussions and studies have raised concerns about the safety and long-term effects of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Multiple peer-reviewed studies claim that these vaccines are linked to cardiotoxicity, including irreversible heart scarring and myocarditis, which may lead to sudden adult death syndrome months or years after vaccination. One study published in the International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research reported abnormal clotting and increased all-cause mortality among Medicare recipients after receiving five doses of the vaccine. Another study found that nearly half of patients with serious vaccine injuries died within six weeks, with mixed vaccine regimens associated with higher mortality risk.

Researchers have also detected vaccine spike protein in individuals up to 2.5 years post-injection, alongside spikes in excess mortality. Some scientists have suggested that the vaccines may induce a form of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (V-AIDS). Additionally, claims have been made that the vaccines alter the human genome, categorizing them as gene therapies rather than traditional vaccines. Public figures Joe Rogan and Aaron Rodgers have publicly questioned vaccine safety, accountability for health outcomes, and broader medical system transparency, highlighting observations such as the Amish community's lower rates of certain health conditions and longer lifespans, which they attribute to lower vaccination rates. These discussions also touched on controversial topics including historical vaccine-related harms and government transparency regarding health data. Meanwhile, oncologists have warned of a rise in aggressive cancers potentially linked to the vaccines. These claims remain contentious and have sparked ongoing debate about vaccine safety and public health policy.