As the world continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines have been the saving grace that allowed societies to function as close to normal as possible. However, the potential side effects of these vaccines are not being publicized enough, according to Sarah Knapton, the Science Editor at The Telegraph. Speaking on the latest episode of the Planet Normal podcast with Liam Halligan and Allison Pearson, Knapton expressed her concern about the lack of information available on the potentially serious side effect of myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart, caused by the mRNA vaccines.
Knapton suggests that the benefits of the vaccine may not outweigh the potential risks, especially for younger people, and she urges that the public should be informed on the possible side effects of the vaccines so they can make well-informed decisions. She believes that mRNA vaccines can cause molecular mimicry, where the body’s immune system mistakes certain proteins for those in the heart and starts attacking the body instead of the virus.
Knapton highlights an observational link that suggests an increase in heart problems following mRNA vaccinations and insists that individuals need to be aware of this potential risk to make informed decisions about their health. In conclusion, vaccination is a personal choice, and individuals must have access to all the necessary information before making an informed decision. To learn more about the potential risks associated with the COVID-19 vaccine, listen to the Planet Normal podcast, available on all major podcast platforms.
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