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>Rhabdomyolysis (often called rhabdo) is a serious medical condition where damaged skeletal muscle breaks down rapidly, releasing cellular contents—such as the protein myoglobin, potassium, and enzymes—directly into the bloodstream. This flood of waste products can damage the kidneys and lead to dangerous heart rhythms.
Why has this rare 1 in 1 million disease become so common since 2020, and almost exclusively in people who were teens or college students when covid happened and got vaxxed by their parents?
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>>545471389
Its not a rare disease, its only a problem for people with sicle cell trait or disease. But since sicle cell is an adaptation for malaria, only niggers, jews and arabs have a genetic predisposition for the kidney damage.

Once again, everyone is reminded of so-called bias in medicine even though this is literally a nigger-problem and a jew-problem. Though the vaccine could be a cause but I literally dont even know what they pyt in which vaccine and who's giving what to whom so who the fuck knows at this point.
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>>545471389
rhabdo is not uncommon for athletes that do meme shit like crossfit. getting rhabdo is like a badge of honor for them
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>>545471389
it's not a disease
you're trying really hard to make this about the covid vax, when it's usually caused by extreme exercise or trauma, which is typically done by: guess which age group
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>>545473032
>Its a rare condition affecting one in a million
>Its not THAT rare
>Its not a disease
>People always died after exercise
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>>545471389
>>545475777
Nothing ever happens.
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I had that after my first time lifting weights
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>>545471389
How many boosters do I need to get to guarantee death?



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