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Anonymous ID: 0798f1 Oct. 8, 2021, 5:39 p.m. No.14749292   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9424 >>9425 >>9432 >>9455 >>9456 >>9493 >>9739 >>9808 >>9868 >>9907 >>9944

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Heart inflammation is happening because the vaccines are not being administered correctly (as per CDC guidelines for administering these vaccines).

CDC recommends the health associate administering the vax to NOT aspirate the vaccine before injection.

If an associate does not aspirate the injection sight first, they will not know whether or not the vaccine is entering into a blood vessel or into muscle tissue.

The vaccine must be administered into MUSCLE TISSUE and not into a BLOOD VESSEL.

If administered into a blood vessel, the full load of the vaccine is taken straight to the heart…and therefor, causes heart inflammation.

Anonymous ID: 0798f1 Oct. 8, 2021, 6:09 p.m. No.14749520   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9526 >>9652

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https://youtu.be/nw08zWJQ2m8

 

I know most Anons are not getting vaxxed, but if a person is going to make that decision, at least be aware that the health care workers are not being properly trained to give the jabs.

 

if you are getting jabbed, ASK THE HEALTH CARE WORKER to aspirate the injection site before injecting the vax.

 

If blood comes up into the syringe, that means the needle is in a blood vessel.

The entire dose of vax needs to be THROWN AWAY and a New dose aspirated and administered.

 

This is probably why aspiration is not being recommended by the CDC, because they would be throwing away many doses of vaccine if they follow proper aspirating protocol.