Watanabe myocarditis study (Japan) deserves re-posting as findings are key; across all ages, persons who take the COVID gene injection mRNA vaccine are at higher risk of heart inflammation & death

URGENT Japan: Watanabe et al.; “SARS-CoV-2 vaccine and increased myocarditis mortality risk: A population based comparative study in Japan”; remember, ‘healthy vaccinee effect’, deaths can be greater
The key finding is that persons of all ages are at higher risk of death from heart inflammation after COVID gene injection when compared to the typical occurrence of myocarditis death. Yet across all age groups, not just young and males and during the COVID pandemic (vaccine recipients) compared to pre-pandemic 2017 to 2019. The reference population was…
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7 days ago · 61 likes · 4 comments · Dr. Paul Alexander

Something is very wrong with these COVID injections, very wrong. There is too much harms and deaths and it must be stopped. These were never needed in the first place and have been killing people. Never use this shot in healthy children, with near zero risk. No one just dies suddenly mid-game on a soccer field ‘just like that’.
I plead with you, do not take these vaccines.

‘Number of myocarditis death which met the inclusion criteria were 38 cases. MMRR (95% confidence interval) was 4.03 (0.77 to 13.60) in 20s, 6.69 (2.24 to 16.71) in 30s, 3.89 (1.48 to 8.64) in 40s, respectively. SMR of myocarditis was 2.01 (1.44 to 2.80) for overall vaccinated population, 1.65 (1.07 to 2.55) for those 60 years or older. Estimated adMMRRs and adSMR were about 4 times higher than the MMRRs and SMR. Pooled MOR for myocarditis were 205.60 (133.52 to 311.94).’
“SARS-CoV-2 vaccination was associated with higher risk of myocarditis death, not only in young adults but also in all age groups including the elderly. Considering healthy vaccinee effect, the risk may be 4 times or higher than the apparent risk of myocarditis death. Underreporting should also be considered. Based on this study, risk of myocarditis following SARS-CoV-2 vaccination may be more serious than that reported previously.”