Unless you are actually living under a rock, you know that right now ahead of the winter

season, the government is pushing for everyone across the whole country to take the latest

iterations of both the flu vaccine as well as the COVID vaccine.

In fact, there's a campaign happening across America right now called Two Vaccines One

Visit, urging people to get the COVID booster and the flu shot at the very same time.

However, as convenient as that is, well, there is a growing body of research, which shows

that people develop a higher risk of stroke if they take the COVID and influenza vaccines

together.

For instance, there was a preprint paper that was published just last month by FDA researchers.

You can see it up on screen for yourself.

And these FDA researchers, they were analyzing Medicare data in order to estimate the risk

of stroke following vaccination.

And heroes part of what they found.

For people who received a Pfizer jab with an influenza shot, an elevator risk of non-hemorrhagic

stroke was detected.

For people who received a Moderna jab with an influenza shot, an elevator risk of transient

ischemic attack was detected.

With a transient ischemic attack being a type of stroke, these findings, they led these

FDA researchers to write the following as a part of their conclusion.

Quote, our study did identify an elevator risk of stroke when the COVID-19 bivalent vaccines

were administered with a concomit, high dose, adjuvenated influenza vaccine.

However, the observed effects were not consistent.

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