People are Dying in their Sleep. What is Really Happening? – Dr. Peter McCullough
Dr. Peter McCullough has been sounding the alarm on mRNA vaccines from the beginning.
A renowned cardiologist, medical journal editor and Senate witness, Dr. McCullough has been warning that mRNA vaccines have significant side effects, including myocarditis since the onset of vaccination. Most significantly, the vaccines have the potential to damage the heart, forever.
Listen to Dr. McCullough explain:
Scary.
Dr. McCullough says people often don’t feel the damage — it can be so undetectable, that the first-time anyone knows there is something wrong is when a loved one dies in their sleep.
What exactly is happening when people die in their sleep?
The Epoch Times summarized Dr. McCullough’s answer this way:
Though it may seem counterintuitive, Dr. McCullough said that sudden deaths that happen during sleep are biochemically similar to the sudden deaths during or just after vigorous exercise.
The reason people die seemingly inexplicably in their sleep, Dr. McCullough explained, is sometimes because of a surge in catecholamines during the end of the sleep cycle. This natural biochemical change is the body’s signal to wake up.
Catecholamines are hormones that are made by the adrenal glands. They are released into the body in response to physical exertion or emotional stress. But they are also released during sleep, just before waking, as a signal to the body and the brain that it is time to get up.
These catecholamines can increase our heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing rate, among other things.
In the body there are three catecholamines: dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine. A surge in catecholamines, whether it happens during sleep or during exercise, can stress the heart and cause it to beat arrhythmically, Dr. McCullough said.
To help as many people as possible keep their hearts as strong as possible, Dr. McCullough, alongside his colleagues on the Chief Medical Board at The Wellness Company, formulated the Healthy Heart & Muscle Formula.
Dr. McCullough says:
The Healthy Heart & Muscle Formula is designed to keep your body’s cardiovascular performance and muscle functionality at its optimum condition. We all live busy and stressful lives but critical nutrients in this newest formula can also prevent overtiredness and fatigue that keep you from seizing the day. I combined D-Ribose Powder to help you maintain body composition and exercise endurance with the power of Coenzyme Q10 and Selenium Citrate to help increase overall cardiac functions.
Together with a Vitamin B Complex to fortify muscles and L-Carnitine to provide energy for heart, muscle, and even brain. this signature formula is all about keeping those core systems healthy. As a physician, I recommend these ingredients to people looking to maintain their hard-earned gains, recovering from illness, or boosting their nutrient intake as part of managing conditions related to your health.
As Dr. McCullough says, Healthy Heart & Muscle Formula contains critical nutrients that can improve your cardiac function, reduce the risk of disease, and strengthen your body’s muscles.
D-ribose which can improve heart function after damage to cardiac tissue
Coenzyme Q10 and Selenium citrate can work together to reduce inflammation and help reduce risk of cardiac disease
Vitamin B complex to fortify muscles
L-Carnitine provides energy for your heart, muscle and brain
Purchasing all of the ingredients in Healthy Heart and Muscle Formula separately would be approximately $100 – you can save 41% with the unique formulation in The Wellness Company’s Healthy Heart and Muscle Formula.
The pandemic may be behind us, but spike protein will continue to wreak havoc by damaging vital organ tissue, among other things. Keep yourself and your family safe with Healthy Heart and Muscle Formula!
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