https://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...-severe-stroke

The world we live in is both safe and effective, apparently. While I'm sure there are instances in the past with 24 year olds (who appear normal and healthy*) having strokes, I don't recall it being overly common.

* In digging: She suffers from lupus (diagnosed at 6).

Gonna try again, huh.

Just lol


Hope she recovers fully and quickly.

"In September, Cori revealed she had transitioned into an "all natural" holistic approach to her Lupus treatment. The rapper's daughter revealed that she was doing "better than I've ever been" in an interview with People magazine.

"I stopped taking all of my medication like five months ago," Cori explained. "I'm just doing everything natural, all types of herbs, sea moss, teas. "

Not a typical ultra-vaxxer

I have heard of it happening but it's definitely rare..

Odds are it is more likely to be drug related Than Vax related. Assuming she messed around with stuff like that

I'd had a large stroke, a bunch of TIAs and a pacemaker by 25. Sometimes chit just happens; although there is nearly always an underlying cause.

ITT: A submissive cuckold blames any young person's medical episode, anywhere, on a vaccine they would have taken 2 years ago.

Vaccines did 9/11

S-ing My H @ OP right now.
You'd thave thought he'd have learned from the guy who shot himself "likely" dying of covid/vaxx.
Get a different hobby. Ded fukn srs.

Fancy you calling anyone a cuck, when you wank to a tranny that rejected you.

@dakensta re your rep comment: no, it's not autoimmune.

High heart rate and high blood presssure can cause strokes, but so canlowheart rate andlowblood pressure, although it's not very well understood. They have empirical evidence, but the mechanism is kind of vague.

As well as stopping the direct problems from having a heat rate of 30, 20, 10, 5 etc the pacemaker also stops the strokes.

*Stroke is a major cause of morbidity, mortality and disability in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Patients with SLE have a two-fold increase in the risk of stroke with younger patients (ie, less than 50 years of age) having an ever-higher risk (up to 10-fold)."


https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7045913/

Given the shi7 she’s been inhaling all he life it’s not surprising

Extremely low IQ post.

Uhhh...you know there's boosters, right? September 2023 being the most recent one.

lmao

so people are actually going to pretend like this happened before all the time.

Bodhy, isn't it sad you need to make up insults/lies about people, but nobody needs to do such with you? You tranny-****ing, chit smearing, autistic, lying about education, ******* cringe posts about being in love with Tinder single mothers, laughing about cats horrific deaths, curious to consume human flesh 120-IQ motherfuker.

To the limited content of your post: I quickly added her health issues, although I will admit I tend to jump to conclusions on things, not that I did entirelhy here - but I did over-speculate before I corrected it with the nuanced truth. Something you never do, as unlike me, you're an insecure bitch who can not admit an err or past mistake. I can shrug off jumping the gun a bit or even just being wrong on things, not a big deal. A weak minded ph@ggot like you can never do that.

Seems the submissive cuckold was curiously absent when LogicalLifts publicly stated he received all my transcript evidence and also posted it. Was he busy watching his whore wife get her vag stretched out by 10 big black cocks?



Anyway, long-term side effects aren't even really called that because they magically appear a long time after your vaccine was administered, but because you live with them long-term. We know from centuries of vaccinology that side effects will occur within 2-3 weeks of reception of the vaccine because that is when the concentration is strongest.


Another reason they are called long term effects is because they are so rare and the connection to the vaccine can't be made for sure, and since millions upon millions have received the vaccine, the probability of some unknown effect is zero.


mRNA vaccines have even less chance of a surprise effect than traditional vaccine. There is no mechanism I'm aware of known to science as to why effects would appear such a long time after. Don't forget too, that the technology has been around for decades ( there are rabies mRNA vaccine trial participants from 11 years ago).



Just when you think BB.com had gobbled its last chicken nugget, this chit appears again.

Congratulations, you know how to use google. It's a shame it isn't relevant to my post, but thanks for trying.

Bodhy, isn't it sad you need to make up insults/lies about people, but nobody needs to do such with you? You tranny-****ing, chit smearing, autistic, lying about education, ******* cringe posts about being in love with Tinder single mothers, laughing about cats horrific deaths, curious to consume human flesh 120-IQ doube-and-triple-spacing motherfuker.

Btw, I'm buddies w/ LL. For the record, he confirmed nadda/nothing, if people weren't riding his ass like they were in that thread, he'd been more vocal about it. You ought to be permed for welching, but as you've weaseled out of perms already, why even bother? Little men like you are not strong enough to accept the responsibilities of their actions like a real man.

Yep, was definitely busy watching his whore wife getting her vag stretched out by 10 big black cocks...

Wait is this political?

Was it the vax then?

A young women with nearly livelong Lupus suffered a stroke ~ 1 year after choosing to stop her medications.How is it not relevant to note Lupus is an autoimmune condition that increases the risk of stroke 10-fold in people under 50 who have the disease in a thread suggesting she had a stroke due to a vaccine she may or may not have received?Did she have a high/low heart rate and/or high/low blood pressure? Did she have a pacemaker? Did she need one?

OP when did you become such a CT, anti-science shill?

Last I saw you, you were one of the more reasonable MAGA guys but you seemed to have done a heel turn going full on anti-vax.

I hope you find your way back to the light boyo. This version of you is a bad look.

Because I wasn't talking about her.

muh science.

Ah. So just a private convo that spilled out of CP/PM into an anti vaccine thread?

My bad


Post #2 in this thread:

Your thoughts on Fauci?

The two conditions that freak me out more than just about anything are autoimmune disorders and neurological disorders. Just something about an out of whack immune system attacking its host that is crazy to me. And obviously if the brain/nervous system is malfunctioning that seems terrible. Just another example of how our current system has failed/poisoned us.



https://amp.theguardian.com/science/...n-western-diet


More and more people around the world are suffering because their immune systems can no longer tell the difference between healthy cells and invading micro-organisms. Disease defences that once protected them are instead attacking their tissue and organs.

Major international research efforts are being made to fight this trend – including an initiative at London’s Francis Crick Institute, where two world experts, James Lee and Carola Vinuesa, have set up separate research groups to help pinpoint the precise causes of autoimmune disease, as these conditions are known.

“Numbers of autoimmune cases began to increase about 40 years ago in the west,” Lee told the Observer. “However, we are now seeing some emerge in countries that never had such diseases before.

For example, the biggest recent increase in inflammatory bowel disease cases has been in the Middle East and east Asia. Before that they had hardly seen the disease.”

Autoimmune diseases range from type 1 diabetes to rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease and multiple sclerosis. In each case, the immune system gets its wires crossed and turns on healthy tissue instead of infectious agents.
In the UK alone, at least 4 million people have developed such conditions, with some individuals suffering more than one.Internationally, it is now estimated that cases of autoimmune diseases are rising by between 3% and 9% a year. Most scientists believe environmental factors play a key role in this rise.

“Human genetics hasn’t altered over the past few decades,” said Lee, who was previously based at Cambridge University. “So something must be changing in the outside world in a way that is increasing our predisposition to autoimmune disease.”

This idea was backed by Vinuesa, who was previously based at the Australian National University. She pointed to changes in diet that were occurring as more and more countries adopted western-style diets and people bought more fast food.

“Fast-food diets lack certain important ingredients, such as fibre, and evidence suggests this alteration affects a person’s microbiome – the collection of micro-organisms that we have in our gut and which play a key role in controlling various bodily functions,” Vinuesa said.

“These changes in our microbiomes are then triggering autoimmune diseases, of which more than 100 types have now been discovered.”
Both scientists stressed that individual susceptibilities were involved in contracting such illnesses, ailments that also include celiac disease as well as lupus, which triggers inflammation and swelling and can cause damage to various organs, including the heart.

“If you don’t have a certain genetic susceptibility, you won’t necessarily get an autoimmune disease, no matter how many Big Macs you eat,” said Vinuesa. “There is not a lot we can do to halt the global spread of fast-food franchises. So instead, we are trying to understand the fundamental genetic mechanisms that underpin autoimmune diseases and make some people susceptible but others not. We want to tackle the issue at that level.”

This task is possible thanks to the development of techniques that now allow scientists to pinpoint tiny DNA differences among large numbers of individuals. In this way, it is possible to identify common genetic patterns among those suffering from an autoimmune disease.
“Until very recently, we just didn’t have the tools to do that, but now we have this incredible power to sequence DNA on a large scale and that has changed everything,” said Lee. “When I started doing research, we knew about half a dozen DNA variants that were involved in triggering inflammatory bowel disease. Now we know of more than 250.”

She's 24 now and was diagnosed with Lupus when she was 6.

That's 18 years ago.

Maybe the medications she was prescribed were safer and more effective for the treatment of Lupus than sea moss?

fo shizzle?

Sure. And at the same time our diets and the substances we’re exposed to in our environments are still poisoning us and resulting in drastic increases in all types of diseases.