CPR does not resuscitate to begin with. At best it delays ischemia and thus extends the window for electrical defibrillation leading to full or near-full recovery. But the defibrillation does the work, and that is only for VF/VT arrest. If it's asystole or PEA then CPR is just performative, doesn't improve recovery.
YES, finally being said. Thank you Walter, for bringing this forth. Now, wish you could come join our codes and see how "successful" they ultimately end up - more crash carts on units ***not*** normally needing them does not equal successful resuscitation. The younger ones....just no.
We have greater success w ones like the 80yo male farmer who never had injection from any of the 3, never had Covid that he knew of, nor did his wife. Healthy as an ox for his age, still actively working his farm w his son. (His own father died at 101 on same family farm in his sleep w no issues preceding his peaceful death.) No cardiac issues underlying or being actively treated. Nothing remarkable in his hx or his healthy diet, no meds regularly taken. He had a minor surgery and a reaction to a med, coded. Got him back, no issues. Left next day after some testing. Back on farm, still working.
Contrast...
Younger ones - no. The whole thing has flipped - NOW you're closely monitoring the 25yo runner who had abnormal stress test (treadmill) 2 wks back and is in w CP, elevated trops - nothing normal range. We lost a med student at 27, post booster, per hospital mandated requirement, for his 2nd yr. Was in a cancer fundraising riding event, had a "medical issue" and dropped over off his bike., unable to be resuscitated. This was his 3rd or 4th such event - not new for him and he trained for endurance prior. A yr ago was his vax. The booster just the week or so before the start of this event, and the start of his school yr. Just dead.
Nothing to see here, just move along and ask not one question. Like its all normal.
Uptake for the bi-valent omicron seems slow, at least in under 50s.
Update amongst for kids under 5 is s b shockingly low. Like only 5% have had both doses. Majority of parents are for some reason not coming back for a 2nd dose.. I wonder why?
FDA's Peter Marks teases "Boosters Are Coming" for this age. This is criminal.
Some vax addicts just could not help themselves with the updated bivalent formula. They ran out to get their #4 or 5 dose.
1 shot (against 2 variants) of mRNA in one arm, and their annual flu shot in the other. Brave considering no human trial data, just antibody levels in 8 mice. Who all caught COVID when challenged, as sampled from lungs & throat. 8 out of 8 mice. Who will be the 9th?
Some folks are reporting side effects, but it's impossible to know which shot is to blame when you get multiple at the same time.. how convenient. Likely a combined effect of all jabs over time, interspersed with prior infections, again for different variants of virus & jab. And mix n matched brands!
Interesting to see you pop up again. Quite a while back you trolled me along with a side kick. I wouldn't cite the journal articles I had been reading for 1 simple reason. As a former provider I was reading them in real time and the sheer numbers of them were horrifically concerning and time consuming. For some odd reason you believed it was my responsibility to provide you links to the hundreds that I had read. I hope by this point in time you found them yourself as they now number well over a thousand. So if we bring someone back from PEA with multiple rounds of Epi and quality CPR in your mind it is purely performative and not resuscitation? I am not sure what you think is happening when a person is down with PEA but if you give the appropriate meds and do not perform CPR the persons potential recovery and survival are compromised immensely. You seem to thread a lot of needles with your comments. I hope you eventually went into Pubmed and conducted your own literature review. I also hope you now have a better understanding of the adverse events associated with these experimental vaccines.
I don't have sidekicks, and I have never asked anyone to cite me horrifying journal articles of any type. PEA has a 80% non-survival rate. So CPR is totally pointless in 4 out of 5 cases. Asystole has a >90% non-survival rate outside of hospital arrest; and the survival is usually low-quality. So CPR is performative in 9 of 10 or more. In all cases CPR does not "resuscitate," it just delays ischemia. So understanding what CPR is and is not is relevant to how to interpret evidence of non-resuscitation.
You were indeed snide and relentless in your requests that I provide you links to journal articles that I read. When I suggested you simply do your own Pubmed search you and another person (AKA sidekick) somehow equated that with the journal articles not actually existing. Your comments were lame and lazy. I hope since that time you are taking these injuries and the people suffering the consequences more seriously. You were glib and I truly hope it was bc at that time you just hadn't seen the mounting evidence and published studies. Regarding CPR you are wrong. Why is it called CPR and ACLS?! The fact that both PEA and Asystole have high mortality rates in no way supports your comment that CPR is performative. Go ahead and give Epi and Atropine and do nothing else. You will be assured a 100% mortality rate.
LI, I am not going to keep engaging with you until you apologize for that time you flicked me off from inside of a party limo-SUV. I know it was you even though I couldn't see you. You were snide and your dancing sucked.
This is the most informative video which summarizes all our concerns and hopes. Really almost nothing to compare with since end of June. Not all the ideas expressed there are perfect, but that is a real state of our knowledge; and because of that it is so important to point out - where exactly we need to be more concentrated in our Covid studying. I mean mostly a public education, where people like myself can get leads and ideas how to survive and what are the perspectives...
CPR does not resuscitate to begin with. At best it delays ischemia and thus extends the window for electrical defibrillation leading to full or near-full recovery. But the defibrillation does the work, and that is only for VF/VT arrest. If it's asystole or PEA then CPR is just performative, doesn't improve recovery.
So non-resuscitation just means non-VF/VT.
YES, finally being said. Thank you Walter, for bringing this forth. Now, wish you could come join our codes and see how "successful" they ultimately end up - more crash carts on units ***not*** normally needing them does not equal successful resuscitation. The younger ones....just no.
We have greater success w ones like the 80yo male farmer who never had injection from any of the 3, never had Covid that he knew of, nor did his wife. Healthy as an ox for his age, still actively working his farm w his son. (His own father died at 101 on same family farm in his sleep w no issues preceding his peaceful death.) No cardiac issues underlying or being actively treated. Nothing remarkable in his hx or his healthy diet, no meds regularly taken. He had a minor surgery and a reaction to a med, coded. Got him back, no issues. Left next day after some testing. Back on farm, still working.
Contrast...
Younger ones - no. The whole thing has flipped - NOW you're closely monitoring the 25yo runner who had abnormal stress test (treadmill) 2 wks back and is in w CP, elevated trops - nothing normal range. We lost a med student at 27, post booster, per hospital mandated requirement, for his 2nd yr. Was in a cancer fundraising riding event, had a "medical issue" and dropped over off his bike., unable to be resuscitated. This was his 3rd or 4th such event - not new for him and he trained for endurance prior. A yr ago was his vax. The booster just the week or so before the start of this event, and the start of his school yr. Just dead.
Nothing to see here, just move along and ask not one question. Like its all normal.
Wow, so you have direct experience with this. Jeez.
Has it gotten worse the last few weeks?
Uptake for the bi-valent omicron seems slow, at least in under 50s.
Update amongst for kids under 5 is s b shockingly low. Like only 5% have had both doses. Majority of parents are for some reason not coming back for a 2nd dose.. I wonder why?
FDA's Peter Marks teases "Boosters Are Coming" for this age. This is criminal.
Some vax addicts just could not help themselves with the updated bivalent formula. They ran out to get their #4 or 5 dose.
1 shot (against 2 variants) of mRNA in one arm, and their annual flu shot in the other. Brave considering no human trial data, just antibody levels in 8 mice. Who all caught COVID when challenged, as sampled from lungs & throat. 8 out of 8 mice. Who will be the 9th?
Some folks are reporting side effects, but it's impossible to know which shot is to blame when you get multiple at the same time.. how convenient. Likely a combined effect of all jabs over time, interspersed with prior infections, again for different variants of virus & jab. And mix n matched brands!
This is a recipe for disaster.
Interesting to see you pop up again. Quite a while back you trolled me along with a side kick. I wouldn't cite the journal articles I had been reading for 1 simple reason. As a former provider I was reading them in real time and the sheer numbers of them were horrifically concerning and time consuming. For some odd reason you believed it was my responsibility to provide you links to the hundreds that I had read. I hope by this point in time you found them yourself as they now number well over a thousand. So if we bring someone back from PEA with multiple rounds of Epi and quality CPR in your mind it is purely performative and not resuscitation? I am not sure what you think is happening when a person is down with PEA but if you give the appropriate meds and do not perform CPR the persons potential recovery and survival are compromised immensely. You seem to thread a lot of needles with your comments. I hope you eventually went into Pubmed and conducted your own literature review. I also hope you now have a better understanding of the adverse events associated with these experimental vaccines.
I don't have sidekicks, and I have never asked anyone to cite me horrifying journal articles of any type. PEA has a 80% non-survival rate. So CPR is totally pointless in 4 out of 5 cases. Asystole has a >90% non-survival rate outside of hospital arrest; and the survival is usually low-quality. So CPR is performative in 9 of 10 or more. In all cases CPR does not "resuscitate," it just delays ischemia. So understanding what CPR is and is not is relevant to how to interpret evidence of non-resuscitation.
You were indeed snide and relentless in your requests that I provide you links to journal articles that I read. When I suggested you simply do your own Pubmed search you and another person (AKA sidekick) somehow equated that with the journal articles not actually existing. Your comments were lame and lazy. I hope since that time you are taking these injuries and the people suffering the consequences more seriously. You were glib and I truly hope it was bc at that time you just hadn't seen the mounting evidence and published studies. Regarding CPR you are wrong. Why is it called CPR and ACLS?! The fact that both PEA and Asystole have high mortality rates in no way supports your comment that CPR is performative. Go ahead and give Epi and Atropine and do nothing else. You will be assured a 100% mortality rate.
LI, I am not going to keep engaging with you until you apologize for that time you flicked me off from inside of a party limo-SUV. I know it was you even though I couldn't see you. You were snide and your dancing sucked.
So you are not just a troll. When you can't win an argument you respond with nonsense. Good science.
Thank you!
If you did not watch it yet, kindly consider watching Jessica Rose and Wondrous Walter on gigaohmbiological on Twitch.
https://m.twitch.tv/gigaohmbiological
A fantastic exchange of information! Wondrous Walter was, of course, WONDROUS!
This is the most informative video which summarizes all our concerns and hopes. Really almost nothing to compare with since end of June. Not all the ideas expressed there are perfect, but that is a real state of our knowledge; and because of that it is so important to point out - where exactly we need to be more concentrated in our Covid studying. I mean mostly a public education, where people like myself can get leads and ideas how to survive and what are the perspectives...
Thanks for sharing...
Thank you for the link! That was a GREAT interview!
Thank you so much for sharing this link! 3 outstanding resources.
thank you for sharing and keeping all us posted!!
Might this microvascular damage also explain the sudden increase in preeclampsia? https://www.newyorker.com/science/annals-of-medicine/why-a-life-threatening-pregnancy-complication-is-on-the-rise
Yep. Can’t restart the heart if the veins and/or capillaries are shot.
I think microvascular blood flow refers to capillaries.
as always, many thanks for your relentless pursuit of truth!!
another tennis player with sudden health issues stopping in the middle of the game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYEcH1xrH0A&t=3s
I believe that the sp!ke pr0te!n might be impairing local thyroid hormone metabolism in the vascular endothelia.
The same impairment happens in obesity:
https://www.endocrine-abstracts.org/ea/0073/ea0073aep327
And triiodothyronine (T3 thyroid hormone) seems to reduce endothelial damage following myocardial infarction:
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/hyp.70.suppl_1.p247