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"Oh and I got a job offer to be a VAERS analyst for the CDC today."

OMG, you should contact the CDC directly, dump all your VAERS findings on them, and thank them for asking 😆 Then wait a bit and submit a FOIA request so you have evidence that they know what you know.

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I took that out. :) I think it's not real.

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Oh, I’m sure it’s not real. I just thought it would be a hilarious opportunity to hold them accountable.

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Great sleuthing Jessica! When this is all over, pfizer is gonna say “and I might have gotten away with it too if it weren’t for you meddling kids!” The bad guys masks ALWAYS get pulled off in the end.

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hahahaaha

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Jul 20, 2022·edited Jul 20, 2022

I like, but don't share your optimism; we are living a catastrophic system failure, and I don't think that can be corrected through democratic means, from inside the system. This can only be fixed by system collapse, and there are a few options I can think of:

> "Regime change" (my favorite; unlikely but not impossible)

> Total system collapse (say through de-dollarization) -> Mad Max

> Revolution

> WW3 with nukes.

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Consider the alternatives:

w)nukes don't exist

7]number 3 doesn't exist, so we go directly to WW4

c( redacted

1st} AOC at the top of the Supreme Soviet of the Canadian empire

w) people change diets al the time on youtube, why shouldn't nations

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Do you have some dressing for this word salad?

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😆😆

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Gotta love a scooby-doo reference!

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This article is definitely going to succumb to enhancements/updates.

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Thank you so much for all of your hard work. You are incredible and you are tenacious. You are so appreciated. I got the first two doses of moderna in March of 2021. I wish I could undo it but that was the reality at the time. I could not visit my 95-year-old mother who I had not seen in person in a year unless vaccinated. So anyway I got them. But here is what I want you to know. I developed some sort of myocarditis or pericarditis with the very first dose within two or three days of the injection. At first I kept blaming the injection site but then it spread to my entire left chest area and arm and shoulder . But I didn't know what it was. I was very tired. And it began it my shoulder and ultimately went down my arm and into the left side of my chest as a dull continuous ache. I was very tired and all I wanted to do was sit down whereas normally I'm very active. Here's what I suspect might be happening. I have no doubt it is affecting healthy young males the most. But when like me, you are a 67 year-old woman who already has a cardiologist and has all the typical 67-year-old things going on, we are ignored. I went back to where I had the vaccine and asked the nurse if my chest pain was normal. She blew me off and insisted I needed to come back for the second shot in a few weeks. I called my cardiologist and asked if this was normal for the vaccine. I told my husband that if he ever came home from work and I was dead on the floor to check for a heart attack. He thought I was joking but I was serious. By the middle of the summer of 21 when the myocarditis events started leaking out into the news, I had my Eureka moment . I reported it to Vaers in July of 2021. No one ever called or expressed any interest at all in my report . I checked on it last month just curious to whatever had happened to my report. It no longer existed.. It never hurts so much that I went to the ER. For one thing, if you remember back then, no one wanted to go anywhere near a doctor's office or a hospital. Additionally I had already lost most of my faith in the medical system by then and all of it within the next couple of months. My GP wouldn't even put it in my health record. I wanted him to know that I had chest pain for 4 weeks and breathlessness and fatigue after my first moderna shot. He didn't write it down until I stood over him and told him I wanted that entered. My cardiologist simply waved his hand and said "oh everybody gets inflammation from these things"... what I'm saying is I suspect older people are having more problems than are reported but we already have some funky problems so it's sort of hard to know the difference. Now a year and a half later I feel like I never have quite gotten my stamina back although I'm very active. But everything's a little harder to do. Interestingly and like a fool I did take the second moderna shot because I had a job resting on both shots. Again I wish I could do that over. But I did not have the heart symptoms with the second one. "All" I had was 12 hours of violent stomach cramping and nausea but I had nothing spooky like heart stuff. I wish I knew then what I know now. I will never have a booster. I have very effective prophylaxis and early treatment ready should I ever need it. What has happened to Everyday citizens by the medical community and the world governments is diabolic and inexcusable and downright evil. Thank you Jessica. You go girl! I hope your headache is gone

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I agree with your conclusions that older folk are being extremely gaslit and ignored due to it being assumed that you’re going to have these negative health issues for merely being older. I work in a nursing home and after my bad (violent) response to my 2nd experimental p- schizer dose (last) I knew I had been poisoned. I admit to not being fully aware of this pandemic scam until a year later but at least I was in to i the fact that this injection should be avoided at all cost. My doctor and most of my doctor friends have gaslit me as well, I’m 53 now and it could be assumed that i should expect negative health issues due to my age. It’s disgusting and I wish I could afford to change careers. Im pretty sure my nursing days are over soon enough since mandates are coming again. Im in northern Commifornia, home of the bluest zombies. While

Im glad im awake, it sure is depressing and lonely to be in the twilight zone.

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Hang in there Christine you are in a very tough situation. There are others like you but we are scattered. You've got to find your tribe! Stand firm because your health is more important than anything else. It has been astonishing to see how blind and gullible the majority of people are. I never would have guessed. You must be very tough to live out there in enemy territory. Take care and be strong. Sounds like you are

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Sorry to hear. I used to work around Humboldt and Redding. Beautiful place but the health issues were surprisingly rampant. It's deliberate, unfortunately. The healthcare industry is often the largest employer anywhere and they'd like to keep it that way.

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Interesting correlation but as far as I am aware, hyperkalemia most often leads to arrhythmias as opposed to inflammatory conditions. If it is found, it is usually an acute issue and assuming normal kidney function, corrects fairly rapidly. Chronic hyperkalemia, i.e. renal tubular acidosis type 4, can have consequences manifested from metabolic acidosis but I'm also not aware of associated myositis/myocarditis. The correlation is certainly there and I wonder if it is more or less mediated through the interaction of spike protein.

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Awesome! And I agree. Maybe I should check the arrhythmias too.

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Spike plus potassium could equal both!

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Jess!

On the hospital ward we often describe intravenous potassium chloride replacement as “pissing in the wind” due to the amounts required to overdo it. It needs to be in every bag of IV fluid, often. 40mmol per 500ml of saline for instance.

We avoid it subcutaneously because it’s irritant.

I would be hesitant to ascribe cardiac side effects to this line of enquiry.

It is one of the 12 cell salts, so absolutely indispensable for life.

Keep an open mind

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Mind open.

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The smaller size proportionally is likely the issue in children. Males are likely more at risk due to lower body fat ratio than females. An athlete or slim boy would be more at risk for the Lipid Nanoparticles collecting in the adipose area around the heart. The jab related myocarditis is likely due to the spike production being greatest in those areas with adipose - around the heart in thin males. theory of UndergroundCourtLady on Twitter (since suspended).

More strenuous exercise increases the risk from more myokines which would also have or add to a cytokine storm effect when in excess.

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*Also estrogen is protective because spike is affecting an estrogen receptor. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.05.21.492920v1

Genistein and resveratrol may be helpful then as estrogen receptor agonists.

See Thread by @bH2Omiamigo

https://twitter.com/bH2Omiamigo/status/1548123149484429313?s=20

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Thanks for combing through the data, plotting the graphs, and formulating the hypothesis.

Your hypothesis has a few issues, however. I am not a doctor, so my approach is purely based on smell test.

1. Palpitations and all the other symptoms indicate the pathways are working. Myocarditis indicates that some of the pathways to the ventricles are not functioning because of which the current is not traveling from the SA node with its full strength. The issue here is reversible (palpitations) vs irreversible events (damage to heart muscle).

2. The population you selected has to be sensitive to potassium levels. This population seems to be quite small. Those numbers may not explain the observations you graphed.

I think a simpler explanation exists. If Pfizer were clean, it’d have released the contents.

I too would like to see an explanation as to why the cardiac events are being observed. Kudos on pushing the envelope.

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But that's my hypothesis: that the kids following dose 1 become sensitive to potassium levels. It's probably more spike protein-related than potassium chloride-related.

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Thanks for the clarification. Can sensitivity of potassium levels explain rise in blood pressure ? I know people around me that are clocking BP at 200 for no apparent reason after the second does of vaccine. These people fall in age ranges from 16 through 50.

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In general (i.e. not related to injectables) it is a high sodium/potassium balance that is related to high blood pressure. If potassium increases too far (which is difficult because of the powerful homeostatic regulatory mechanisms by the kidneys) you would be more likely to experience low BP. In fact, increasing potassium intake (and/or lowering sodium) is an effective way to fix hypertension.

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So making them in a sense allergic to potassium?? Or unable to absorb? Or regulate?

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You can't be allergic to potassium. It is the most important cation in intracellular fluid, present (intracellularly) at around 150 mmol/L.

It is the sodium-potassium gradient that creates the electrical potential that is responsible for nerve impulses, muscle contraction, and in fact a prerequisite for life.

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But can you… new tech injections are doing all sorts of things…

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Hello Jessica, As with my post in the last article, in response to Mara, I am going to suggest that we are overreacting to the KCl.

1) In your last post you gave us a screenshot of the safety data sheet for the "vaccine" that shows < 1% by weight. My interpretation is that this would apply to the concentrate in the vial rather than the diluent, and if so it means that of the 0.2 - 0.3 ml used, the KCl content would be on the order of a few milligrams. This is a very small amount given that a 1 liter IV bag product of 0.15% KCl would contain 1.5 grams of KCl, ready to infuse into a patient.

2) The screen shot post above here says, "less than 1mMol or 39 milligrams per dose". It does not say each dose contains 39 milligrams per dose, it says it contains less than that. I just showed above that it likely contains only a few milligrams based on the "< 1% by weight" in the safety data sheet. I believe that this business of less than 1mMol is likely a technical threshold below which the ingredient is considered to be below some kind of reporting limit, i.e. for KCl, this threshold happens to fall at 39 milligrams on a dose basis.

I can't say that the hypothesis is wrong, but I think some of the rationale above is stretched too far.

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Thank you!

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"Almost nothing". The treatment dose of Ivermectin for covid is .4mg/kg, which worked out to 24g/dose for me. Contrast that with what they're injecting into kids!

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

The effect could be additive. It isn’t an either/or situation.

Another thing to consider is the CDC instructing providers to NOT check to be certain they are in muscle. That ALONE is appearing to be the biggest mechanism in myocarditis. Imagine the effect of injecting potassium directly into the blood stream... and the effects of mRNA circulating immediately and widely in the bloodstream.

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Hi Jessica. Love you, love the work you're doing. I heard about the change to tris buffer over a year ago. I did some research into what it is used for and didn't like what I found. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9117032/

I believe that the buffer solution change was done to delay the acute presentation of heart issues in children and make them harder to link to the shots. Evil is real. Be safe, don't stop.

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300 mg/L potassium chloride is a commonly given dose to hospital patients in a balanced lactated ringers hydration solution. This is not considered toxic.

https://www.medicinenet.com/ringers-lactated_ringers_solution-intravenous/article.htm

The KCl itself is not the problem; it's the 39 mg potassium given to a child by IM.

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That's in the case of low potassium chloride though, right?

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Jul 20, 2022·edited Jul 20, 2022

If I recall from a talk by a heart surgeon a few years back, there was a breakthrough for heart surgery by the administration of potassium chloride to stop and start the heart, depending on the dosages. Here's the speaker: https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/russell-m-nelson/love-laws-god/

The relevant quote: In medical school I had been taught that if one touched the beating heart, it would stop beating. However, one of the first laws we discovered in the lab was that we could touch the heart of an animal without losing its heartbeat. This finding opened the door later to uncovering another law that made more complex open-heart operations possible.

We learned that if we added potassium chloride to blood flowing into the coronary arteries, thereby altering the normal sodium/potassium ratio, the heart would stop beating instantly. Then, when we nourished the heart with blood that had a normal sodium/potassium ratio, the heart would spring back to its normal beating pattern. Literally we could turn the heart off long enough to repair it and then turn it back on again."

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Again, the 39 mg "dose" is based on interpreting the statement in the screenshot, which clearly reads, "less than 39mg" to mean, in fact 39mg. I don't read it that way. Based on the safety data sheet posted in Jessica's early post on the subject, the effective dose of KCl should be only a few milligrams.. nowhere near 39. 1/10 of that.

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Explain.

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Hello Jessica, I think based on your later reply to my comment above that you now fully understand the point I am trying to make, but I will respond here again for completeness. One question we want to answer is this: How much KCl is really getting injected along with the Pfizer shot? We have two indicators so far, a safety data sheet that you posted in your previous substack thread that says, "< 1% by weight". We also have this datapoint from a UK temporary authorization document that indicates "< 1mmol (39 gram) per dose".

We know that that of the fluid in the vaccine vials, which I believe the safety data sheet pertains to, those 12 and older are getting 0.3 ml;

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/info-by-product/pfizer/downloads/Pfizer-Dosage-Chart.pdf

Assuming a vaccine concentrate density of about 1.0 (water), i.e. 1 gram per ml, this would mean that KCl in a 0.3 ml "dose" would contain < 3 mg of KCl. Less than 3 mg. Less than 0.003 grams.

If the dose really contained 39 mg instead of < 3 mg, then the safety data sheet is quite wrong. I don't think the safety data sheet is wrong. The problem is with the UK document which is simply stating some kind of reporting limit threshold of 1mmol, which in the case of KCl (we are told) equates to 39 mg. Again, the point is, we are told less than 39mg. This leaves open the reality that the dose is much, much less than 39 mg, i.e. maybe 3 mg max. Just to drive this point home, the UK document equates the < 1mmol concentration of KCl as being "essentially Potassium free".

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If you get an offer from VAERS... you'll probably have to sign an NDA! I also found the interesting hypothesis that testosterone levels may make.kids of these age groups (especially males or females with say PCOS whose testosterone is impacted). So maybe it's multifactorial making the heart more susceptible to the KCl? Interesting find you have here.

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Maybe the answer as to why the potassium chloride was removed is because the actual manufacturer feared arousing too much notice. Excerpts from an Interesting report from Naomi Wolf. The bottom line is if you thought you were taking a Pfizer/BioNTech injection from a company in Germany you are dead wrong. You are taking an injection from the CCP. The front company is called Fosun Pharma. Fosun owns 49% of Sinopharm which is owned in turn directly by the Chinese State and thus reports directly to the CCP. Fosun is not separate from the CCP; it is the CCP. Fosun has a MOU with Pfizer/BioNTech.

"Fosun Pharma has formed a global operating system for R&D, manufacturing and commercialization, and continuously expands overseas markets. [..] Globalization capability is continuously strengthened. The second headquarters in the United States help to build a global business landscape with full coverage of R&D, manufacturing and commercialization.[…] In the United States. In Princeton, NJ as Fosun Pharmaseuticals.

“By the end of 2021, Fosun Pharma’s overseas commercialization team with over 1,200 employees has built marketing platforms in the United States, Africa and Europe and has achieved direct sales of formulations to the U.S. market. […] The COVID-19 test kit by Fosun Diagnostics has been sold in over ten countries. […] Gland Pharma, a holding subsidiary in India, received approvals from the US FDA for 13 generic drugs in 2021."

"So this CCP-owned hybrid entity is here now and it is creating the diagnostic instruments that determine the scale of the pandemic in the West. The CCP can thus dial it up or down.

It also makes: millions of the Pfizer/BioNTech MRNA injections, the Merck COVID-19 pill Molnupiravir, the Pfizer COVID-19 pill Paxlovid — for which Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla just signed a contract with the US government for 10 million doses and $5.29 billion dollars for 2022 — all this for the US and for ten other countries including the EU.

These are all formulated and distributed by a company leading directly to Chinese Communist Party.

When Pres. Biden does a deal with Pfizer/BioNTech in the millions of dollars, with our tax money, he is giving a substantial portion of the funds to China. When he spends a billion dollars via omnibus bills for PPE, including millions for PCR and antigen tests, he is writing checks to — China."

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Jul 20, 2022Liked by Jessica Rose

Here's a good experiment:What would a 39 mg dose of potassium cyanide do to Bill and Tony and Klaus? Jessica, had you eaten a lot of chocolate before you got your headache? I got a headache yesterday after eating more dark chocolate than usual. Must not increase my daily dose!

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That is amazing data! Something significant certainly happened. Please keep up the search.

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