stevekirsch.substack.com By Steve Kirsch
Was it vaccine related? That’s what the math says. Here’s my calculation. And I give two reasons why he will never admit this publicly.
Executive summary
The VAERS data shows that Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (RHS) is 160 times more likely after a COVID vaccination than for all the other vaccines combined in any given year. And if you exclude the anthrax vaccine from that comparison, the likelihood is simply too high to calculate (0 cases in 32 years).
So the COVID vaccine should definitely be considered as a possible cause for this rare disease because when youâve been vaccinated, itâs no longer rare. For example, one doctor tweeted he say 4 cases in a month, but had never seen any cases before in the 32 years heâs practiced medicine. All the cases had gotten the COVID vax 3 to 4 months earlier.
I show below that the estimated rate of RHS after COVID vaccination is likely at least 338 cases per 100,000. The medical literature says it occurs naturally in 5 cases per 100,000. Therefore, because it is much more likely after vaccine than by chance, it is 99% likely that Justinâs RHS was caused by the vaccine, and only 1% chance that he got âunlucky.â
