Fully vaccinated New Zealand has seen a sharp increase in heart problems, particularly chest pain and cardiac emergencies, among young people since the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

Data reveals that chest pain reports among the under-40 age group have skyrocketed more than tenfold, with the numbers continuing to climb.

A response to a freedom of information request — known in New Zealand as an Official Information Act (OIA) request — revealing a rise in chest pain and cardiac incidents among younger people has sparked mixed reactions from New Zealanders, many expressing disbelief and shock at the findings.

Many are now questioning how such a significant health crisis could unfold without more decisive action from authorities. In fact, both the authorities and mainstream media are downplaying the alarming figures, dismissing them as mere coincidence.

“Well over 30,000 people will report to Accident and Emergency with chest pains this year, compared to just 2,000 pre-pandemic,” said New Zealand physician Dr. Guy Hatchard.

“Making sense of the scale of the disaster is hard,” continued Dr. Guy Hatchard.  But “the OIA data for chest pain and cardiac events is not an isolated statistic.”

As of late 2023, New Zealand had a high COVID-19 vaccination rate, with around 94-95% of the eligible population (those aged 12 and over) having received at least one dose of the vaccine.

Recent findings from a Medsafe survey, conducted two years ago but only recently released, highlight the long-term effects of vaccine-induced heart inflammation (myopericarditis).

The survey included nearly 300 patients who had been diagnosed with myopericarditis after receiving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

The results are concerning: 96% of participants reported ongoing chest pain, and many also experienced fatigue, shortness of breath, and dizziness months after their diagnosis.

Contrary to earlier medical advice suggesting that vaccine-induced heart issues would be mild and short-lived, many patients are still struggling with serious symptoms.

The median age of those affected is just 36.5 years, with the majority being male.

Several patients shared their experiences, ranging from being unable to work or exercise to struggling with everyday activities, like caring for their children.

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Many reported that doctors initially dismissed their symptoms as anxiety, delaying proper diagnosis and treatment.

With more than 30,000 people expected to report to emergency departments with chest pain this year, compared to just 2,000 before the pandemic, the scale of the problem is staggering.

Yet, despite these alarming figures, the public remains largely uninformed.

Official data has been slow to surface, and many feel that the full impact of vaccine-related heart issues is still being downplayed.

This raises serious concerns about the transparency of New Zealand’s health authorities and the future of vaccine safety monitoring.

While many people are still being encouraged to get booster shots, some experts are calling for a reevaluation of the risks associated with the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.

At the very least, it’s high time we as a society have an honest discussion about the devastating consequences of Covid-19 vaccines.