A UK-based leading UK-based Indian-origin cardiologist and an Australian doctor have said that they suspect that Covid’s mRNA vaccine could be the reason for the sudden death of legendary Australian cricketer Shane Warne last year.
Cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra and Australian Medical Professionals Society (AMPS) President Dr Chris Neil said the post-mortem findings of 52-year-old Warne revealed ‘coronary atherosclerosis’ or heart disease. He said that his research shows that covid’s mRNA vaccine accelerates coronary disease, especially in people with mild heart disease.
Dr Malhotra said it is quite unusual for former international players to die of sudden cardiac death at 52. At the same time, we also know that Shane’s lifestyle in recent years was not healthy. He was overweight and used to smoke.
“It’s unusual for former international sportsmen to suffer a sudden cardiac death at such a young age, 52. At the same time, we also know Shane didn’t have the healthiest lifestyle in recent years, being both overweight and a smoker. Likely, some mild underlying furring of his arteries, as I’ve seen with my patients and how my father died rapidly progressed in the months after he received two doses of the Pfizer mRNA COVID vaccine, said Dr Malhotra.
He said that there is a possibility that some mild pustules in his arteries may have increased rapidly after receiving two doses of Pfizer’s mRNA Kovid-19 vaccine. I have seen this happen to my patients. Leg-spin bowler Warne was declared dead after he was found unconscious in his hotel room in Thailand in March last year.
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“The evidence for common and serious adverse cardiac effects from these jabs is overwhelming. I do not doubt that a major contributor to the excess deaths we see worldwide, including Australia, is the COVID mRNA vaccines,” he said.
“There needs to be an immediate suspension of their use worldwide pending an investigation to stop further people being harmed and dying unnecessarily, added Malhotra.
