Since 2019, UK’s heart health has declined more rapidly than in any other decade for 50 years, British Heart Foundation says

A new report from the British Heart Foundation (“BHF”) indicates that people’s heart health in the UK is declining rapidly, marking the worst start to a decade for heart health in over 50 years.

“The UK’s heart health has declined more quickly at the start of the 2020s than in any other decade for over 50 years,” BHF warned today.

According to BHF, Cardiovascular deaths among working-age adults have risen by 18% since 2019, from 18,693 to 21,975 in 2023.

The report highlights several concerning trends since 2020:

A 21% rise in the number of people diagnosed with heart failure, reaching a record high of 785,000 in March 2024 from 650,000 in March 2020.
A 10% rise in the number of people diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, up to a record high of 1.62 million from 1.48 million.
A 12% rise in the number of adults diagnosed with diabetes, a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, up to a record high of 4.6 million from 4.1 million.

Additionally, there has been an 83% increase in people waiting for planned heart hospital treatment in England, from 232,082 at the start of the decade to 425,372 in March 2025. Cardiac waiting lists have also grown in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

The BHF said the shift follows decades of progress to nearly halve annual deaths from conditions such as heart attack and stroke since the 1960s.

So, what has happened since 2019 to cause these concerning trends? It’s lifestyle, of course!

The reasons for the UK’s worsening heart health are complex and varied, BHF states. “However, we point to an increasingly unhealthy population, widening health inequalities, covid-19, unprecedented pressure on the NHS and a lack of meaningful action over the last decade to address many of the causes of heart disease and stroke, such as obesity.”

While BHF may be highlighting some commonly known risks to heart health, it ignores the elephant in the room: covid “vaccines.” Over the years we have published numerous articles warning of heart disorders and heart damage caused by the covid injections, primarily pericarditis and myocarditis. And we still cannot remove from our minds the shocking images of athletes collapsing on the field.

That the covid injections cause heart damage is not new information. Before the mass covid injection campaigns began, medical regulators knew that the “vaccines” would cause blood clots and heart damage. In a presentation to the US Drug and Food Administration (“FDA”) Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (“VRBPAC”) in October 2020, Steve Anderson, Biostatistics & Epidemiology Director of the FDA’s Centre for Biologics Evaluation and Research (“CBER”), briefly showed a list of the possible adverse effects from covid “vaccines” (see below).

image - The Expose — Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee VRBPAC US Food and Drug Administration 22 October 2020 timestamp 2 hrs 33 mins

In an article published today, Dr. Peter McCullough again highlighted the hard reality that young people face after vaccination. “One of the most alarming aspects of the pandemic as a cardiologist, is for me to see young people develop heart failure as a result of covid-19 vaccine myopericarditis,” he said.

Ah, but covid vaccines saved lives, says the narrative. Not so. Analysing a 2022 study which claimed covid “vaccines” saved 14.4 million lives in a single year, Dr. Raphael Lataster tore the paper’s claims to shreds. For those who think the covid injections are “safe and effective,” it is worth listening to an interview with Dr. Lataster HERE and reading his article HERE – it may save your life.

Worryingly, BHF considers one of the solutions to the increasing heart conditions is to “reimagine how the UK prevents heart diseases through embracing advances in areas like data science, artificial intelligence and behavioural sciences” and says this is one of their new strategies as it “continue[s] to campaign for governments across the UK to act in the best interests of the country’s heart health.”

What is not part of their strategy is to take a real, honest look at the damage that covid vaccines, for example, are causing to people’s hearts. If BHF are not prepared to do this, then the declining heart health trend they claim to be concerned with will continue and, if unsafe and ineffective vaccines are continued to be used, the trend will likely worsen regardless of what strategy BHF employs to combat it.

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