Super Bowl LIX MVP Out For Season With Serious Blood Clots
Philladelphia Eagles’ QB Jalen Hurts was originally diagnosed with superficial blood clots closer to the skin, but his condition has since taken a turn for the worse
The new diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis, which means deeper clots more likely to break loose and travel to the lungs and heart, will now sideline the star for the rest of the season, at least.
This, coming after the team allowed him to fly all the way home from London with a known clot in his injured calf…
But the real question is: how did he get here?
It’s well known that the Covid-19 nanoweapon injections cause clots – and not just any. While the injections have undeniably created problematic coagulation in countless individuals, they also have led to a whole new pathology of clots.
In fact, these new structures are not even technically called clots, and they’re being pulled from dead and living alike, all starting with the mass rollout of a certain “safe & effective” product in 2020.
Could the Covid-19 injections, widely pressured across major sports leagues, be responsible for Hurts’ current issues some five years later?
We’ll probably never know, but one thing’s for certain. The NFL and powers-that-be do not want that discussion happening.
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