This is totally normal right

"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action."

ME163 wrote: I have to take blood thinners due to my clots.  Yes it is possible to have clots due to inactivity.

I'm not saying that blood clots are not a condition that never happens. When was the last time the CDC put out a Superbowl announcement relating to any medical condition like this? Never that I can find or remember.  And for those that will say covid causes blood clots and this is related to that, it's curious covid was never mentioned in the announcement. But then again they didn't mention the vaxx either and blood clots are an associated and known possible adverse effect from them. And some will say that those are rare side effects. And my response is yeah "rare" like they said breakthrough infections were and then they dropped the word rare and they were just breakthrough infections, because they were not really rare.

ksc wrote: I wonder why that screen shot is dated 9:50am February 2, 2020? Actually I don't....

Because it was right before the Superbowl in 2020 and a couple months after the initial  vaxx roll out.  A better question is why did the CDC post it to their website and then delete it?? And since when do athletes have to worry about blood clots? Is that like children should worry about heart attacks?

In UK we started the strokes and blood clot awareness campaign very early on in 2020. Think by early May 2020.

  They were really worried about a huge shift in  people working from home and not going out, all the gyms and pools closed, everyone sitting, all having a knock on effect with blood clots being an obvious thing due to sudden inactivity 

  Also when original virus hit here and Italy it was causing serious blood clots.  People on here like Technophobe and DJ and others were mentioning that they thought it was having vascular  effects way  before mainstream media picked it up.  I read it here in April 2020.  Up until then I thought it just respiratory virus and was sceptical, but they were right.

Changed world.  We shifting focus away from actual virus now and concentrating on obesity levels which have increased due to inactivity.

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I think we're up to 300 professional athletes who have publicly collapsed during a sporting event. That was the figure I heard last week so it may be outdated by now.

Well a good proportion of them actually collapsed on the field during televised matches so I think that's hard to fake. Of course the vaccination status of some of them may not be public but it's interesting that there's been a massive increase in the number of sportspeople collapsing in recent months. I read an article on it the UK press a few months ago saying that there was no proof these collapses were vaccine related, which of course is true, there is no proof, but what was interesting was that they were unable to deny it was happening because invariably it was in front of a large crowd of supporters and being broadcast live. 

And there is every possiblility that it is as a result of having had Covid. I have a relative who is still suffering from breathlessness and a racing heart during exercise and she had Covid 5 months ago. She feels that it's left a sort of shadow over her general health which she's hoping will gradually wear off.

Here is a video that lists them some 649 incidents 404 deaths many while on the field. It's not like it never happened before but there sure seems to be a definite uptick.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/33ovkFU7oQdL/