Surge in Military Heart Issues Linked to COVID-19 Vaccination, Navy Medic Alleges
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Remarkably, since the COVID-19 vaccine was introduced, there has been an alarming uptick in cardiac problems among military pilots, according to Navy Medical Service Corps Lt. Ted Macie, a medical recruiter and active-duty officer. Macie revealed information retrieved from the Department of Defense in a video he posted on X, which led to major concerns over the vaccine's effect on the health of service members.
Macie states that data from the Defense Department shows a startling 937 percent spike in the incidence of heart failure among pilots flying fixed-wing and helicopter aircraft. Cardiomyopathy has also increased by 152%, ischemic heart disease by 69%, pulmonary heart disease by 62%, hypertensive disease by 36%, and other forms of heart disease by 63% when compared to the five-year average prior to 2022.
His wife, Mara Macie, is a candidate for the 5th congressional district in Florida, and she shared Macie's concerns. She issued a statement in which she blasted the United States government for its treatment of military members during the COVID-19 outbreak, pointing to widespread distrust of military leadership and urging accountability as the "only answer."
Ted Macie went into more detail on the Department of Defense's unimpressive replies in his video. Even though the symptoms didn't appear until 2021, he said that the Department of Defense had blamed the COVID virus for the increase in cardiac difficulties. Macie brought attention to the fact that the Navy Inspector General is receiving information from the Defense Medical Epidemiology Database and voiced her anger with the delayed reaction and denial of the emerging crisis.
USA ?? Wow, The Insanity Continues ?Navy Medical Officer reveals Covax Vaccine Related Heart Issues. These numbers are astounding. "Myocarditis up 151%, Ischemic heart disease up 69%, pulmonary heart disease up 62% and Heart Failure is up 973% ?? pic.twitter.com/KoPb82uUbr
— ????????????? (@Risemelbourne) November 28, 2023Macie mentioned “The responses to our concerns from the DoD have been memorandums, letters. As in a letter displaying how they confirmed the data but said it was due to the covid virus, even though all the issues start in 2021." He was only informed that material had been passed on to the Navy Inspector General after meeting with the Chief of Naval Operations and her assistant.
Macie said that Congress's "abysmal" reaction showed that they were more concerned with insignificant issues than the grave health risks that military troops would experience as a result of the vaccination requirement. According to him, "They’re more interested in going after woke things in the DoD, which, as we all know, is low-hanging fruit that’s of relatively low consequence compared to the death and injury over the illegal shot mandate."
Despite these findings, new data from the United States Army shows that a large percentage of military personnel are vaccinated against COVID-19. Specifically, 97% of active-duty soldiers, 90% of Army National Guard members, and 91% of U.S. Army Reserve members are completely vaccinated. The vaccine's possible association with the reported health difficulties among military pilots is urgently called into question by the striking contrast between the increasing number of cardiac troubles and the extensive immunization.
Accountability demands and demands for a comprehensive inquiry into the purported link between the COVID-19 vaccine and cardiac problems in the armed forces are expected to get stronger as the story develops. Concerns about the vaccine's potential negative effects on service members' health have been growing, and the Department of Defense is under increasing pressure to respond to these allegations.
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