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FDA adds a warning to Covid-19 vaccines about risk of heart inflammation By Lauren Mascarenhas

Updated 6:28 AM ET, Sat June 26, 2021

(CNN)The US Food and Drug Administration added a warning about the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis to fact sheets for Moderna and Pfizer->BioNTech Covid-19 vaccines Friday.

The warning notes that reports of adverse events following vaccination — particularly after the second dose — suggest increased risks of both types of heart inflammation. Earlier this week, vaccine advisers to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention heard that the agency had received about 1,200 reports of such heart inflammation after 300 million doses of the two vaccines had been given. CDC has confirmed about 300 of those cases, many of them among young men and adolescents.

But patients are recovering quickly, Dr. Matthew Oster, a pediatric cardiologist, told the advisers. The FDA is advising vaccine recipients to seek immediate medical attention if they experience “chest pain, shortness of breath, or feelings of having a fast-beating, fluttering, or pounding heart after vaccination.”

I have seen many articles regarding the same effect, many with better links than CNN. I don't have the time right this second to give you the list you are looking for.

That said, I have never said that covid - the "bug" - is not associated with pericarditis and myocarditis. It is. I have a personal friend who suffered pericarditis following covid before the jabs had been released.

I said to a comment of yours a long time ago (~a year?) that in the end, this is moot, because both the "bug" and the shots were created by the same organizations. In fact, the shots are distilling the nastiest part of the "bug" and having the body turned into a factory to make just that part of it. So yes, myocarditis and pericarditis are associated with the "bug" too, but to take the very part of the "bug" (the spike protein) that is quite toxic and create a jab that then creates a factory in the body to create just that part of it? That's pretty fucking evil.