28-Year-Old Pro Basketball Player Dies of Heart Attack

- 28-Year-Old Pro Basketball Player Dies of Heart Attack
by Brenda Baletti, The Defender, https://www.theepochtimes.com/health
Less than 2 years after telling fans Pfizer shots led him to develop vaccine-induced myocarditis
Professional basketball player Óscar Cabrera Adames died last week during a stress test at a health center in the Dominican Republic. In December 2021, Cabrera Adames collapsed on the court during a game; he blamed the incident on vaccine-induced myocarditis. This article was originally published by The Defender —Children’s Health Defense’s News & Views Website
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Professional basketball player Óscar Cabrera Adames died last week at a health center in the Dominican Republic after an apparent heart attack, Fox News reported. Sports commentator Héctor Gómez first broke the news on Instagram that the 28-year-old Dominican player, who plays in the Spanish professional league, had been undergoing a stress test when he died.
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It is unclear, according to reports, whether the stress test—designed to examine heart function during physical activity—precipitated the heart attack. Cabrera Adames was previously hospitalized after collapsing on the court during a December 2021 game. At the time, he blamed his collapse on COVID-19-vaccine-induced myocarditis, posting on social media:
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Muere el jugador de baloncesto Óscar Cabrera de un infarto a los 28 años, después de tener miocarditis post-"vacuna Covid"
1. En 2021 se desploma en directo en un partido (Ver video).
Video ya posteado aquí en su momento. (Imbéciles me decían: no tiene nada q ver la "vacuna") pic.twitter.com/bd52BBKUqC
— Libertario (@QuotesforGoal) June 25, 2023
Cardiology guidance for years–NO exercise in patients with myocarditis. Can trigger sudden cardiac death. Many athletes never feel C19 vax myocarditis. Explains why so many athletes are dying. Feel free to use this graphic. #courageousdiscourse @ACCinTouch @American_Heart https://t.co/QTSdaDUI53 pic.twitter.com/3EqrGK62rx
— Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH™ (@P_McCulloughMD) June 24, 2023
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