More than 270 sudden deaths in athletes linked to covid-19 vaccine

The number of young athletes dying of cardiac arrest seems to have increased following the massive vaccination campaigns against covid-19.

Experts have reviewed recent documents and noted that between 2021 and 2022 alone, at least 1,616 cases of cardiac arrest of vaccinated athletes have been recorded, of which 1,114 were fatal. Of that number of deaths, 279 were U.S. athletes.

These figures are surprising considering that the risk of cardiac arrest in athletes is lower compared to those who do not exercise. In fact, according to a 2016 study, people who don't play sports are 29 times more likely to suffer a sudden death than athletes.

"It is definitely not normal for so many mainly young athletes to suffer from cardiac arrests or to die while playing their sport, but this year it is happening. While it is possible this can happen to people who did not get a covid vaccine, the sheer numbers clearly point to the only obvious cause", indicates a report by Good Sciencing.

In the United States, it was estimated that between 100 and 150 athletes died each year from sudden death, a number that has increased in 2022 to more than 190 deaths related to cardiac arrest in athletes.

According to Dr. Peter McCullough, a board-certified internist and cardiologist, "there’s no doubt" that the number of deaths of athletes from cardiac arrest has increased following the introduction of the vaccines.

"I am very concerned. This is a public health problem. I think it is incumbent upon individuals to disclose their vaccine status," the expert told The Epoch Times, highlighting the number of public figures who have passed away without explanation.

"It’s incumbent upon the families, the medical staff, the doctors, and the reporters to disclose their vaccine status. They are investigational vaccines, and they are linked to deaths in peer-reviewed studies," he added.

Other studies have recently come out that have revealed another major problem related to vaccines. According to the Cleveland Clinic, the higher the number of doses administered, the greater the likelihood of contracting covid-19.