Lecture abstract:

SARS-CoV-2 is known to disrupt multiple critical endocrinological systems. Sharp increases in endocrine-related abnormalities have been reported, which intensified after the rollout of mRNA vaccines.

Excessive catecholamine activity may be the bridge that links mRNA vaccines with the rise in cases of myocarditis and sudden deaths, in particular among young males and male athletes.

My lecture will aim to show: the link between spike protein, mRNA, and reported endocrine diseases; when and how to detect endocrine and hormonal abnormalities; expected future effects and disease burden; and effective and potential treatments, as well as active prevention measures.

Flavio Cadegiani is a leading expert in Endocrinology, Sports Medicine, and Obesity Management. A core contributor to the FLCCC COVID-19 protocols, Dr. Cadegiani has successfully treated thousands of COVID patients in Brazil with few hospitalizations and no deaths.

After attaining his medical degree from the University of Brasilia in 2008, Dr. Cadegiani completed a residency in internal medicine in 2010 and a fellowship in Endocrinology and Metabolism in2012.

He has conducted extensive research on fatigue-related conditions, ‘hormonal conditioning’, and pharmacological weight loss management, and is the creator of the first scientifically proven effective therapy to prevent bariatric surgery in morbidly obese subjects.

When it comes to COVID-19, Dr. Cadegiani conducted some of the largest clinical trials and observational studies, including the Itajaí ivermectin studies. He is responsible for the first hypothesis that explains the massive number of post-vaccine myocarditis cases and sudden deaths, particularly among young males and athletes.