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“Myocarditis: Once Rare, Now Common”

January 13, 2023 • by Etana Hecht
“Myocarditis: Once Rare, Now Common”

Dr. Thomas Levy is a certified cardiologist and attorney-at-law who is currently the medical consultant for the US Freedom Flyers (USFF) co-founded by major airline pilot and President of the USFF, Josh Yoder. Together, they’ve been working to expose serious dangers in aviation enabled by a lack of proper regulations from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA). Dr. Levy recently published a paper called “Myocarditis: Once Rare, now Common”. Dr. Levy joined DailyClout to explain his paper and his work with the US Freedom Flyers.

Dr. Levy practiced cardiology for many years prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, and he almost never saw myocarditis show up in his patients. Now, Dr. Levy says “We have a brand new entity since the pandemic started, and that’s the COVID spike protein and/or the spike protein produced from the (mRNA) COVID vaccine-induced myocarditis.” 
Pilots were broadly mandated to get the COVID mRNA vaccines, and Dr. Levy and the US Freedom Flyers are demanding that the FAA and the airlines assume the responsibility they took upon themselves with those mandates.
Unfortunately, Dr. Levy explained, it turns out that those with long-haul COVID, along with a number of individuals who have only received the vaccine, have a persistence of spike protein inside their bodies. The spike protein is toxic and manages to effectively reproduce itself.
There are now a substantial number of people who have low-grade myocarditis, according to Dr. Levy although exact numbers are difficult to come by.  Many of those people feel perfectly fine. They would only know that they have low-grade myocarditis by testing for troponin levels and discovering that they’re elevated.  For traditional myocarditis, one needs to have a certain level of elevated troponin in order to be diagnosed with myocarditis, even though NO amount of elevated troponin can be considered “normal.”
Dr. Levy explained that combined with the fact that the spike protein causes inflammation by attaching to receptors on the blood vessels in the heart, this makes the heart prone to blood clots. The way to track this is by another test called a D-Dimer test, which measures whether and how much one’s body is continuing to break down blood clots that have already formed.

Dr. Levy and the US Freedom Flyers are calling for airlines and the FAA to ensure the safety of their pilots, and quickly.

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  1. Charles G. Shaver January 13, 2023

    In late 2015 I had a heart attack ‘scare’ with costly unnecessary hospitalization. I later discovered on my own that I had inadvertently ingested two tiny doses of the FDA approved preservative/cooking oil preservative TBHQ in one day. It was already known then to cause neurological events and vision problems in some people. The defining diagnosis was a high troponin I level. Even later, I learned that strenuous use of skeletal muscles can upset troponin I levels. Much more recently, I found that TBHQ is increasing in use (e.g., microwave popcorn). For me it now begs the question: “Can some of the alleged ‘myocarditis’ be attributed to the increased usage of TBHQ as a preservative that, primarily, does not discolor cooking oil even if it contains iron?” Perhaps an emphasis should be placed on getting the D-Dimer test in place of troponin I testing. Another possible factor is undiagnosed calcium deficiency, because standard blood serum testing for calcium is unreliable due to the body leaching it from bones, nerves and/or teeth trying to maintain an optimal blood pH, slightly alkaline.

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