Bronny James, son of LeBron James, suffers cardiac arrest during workout, in stable condition

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Bronny James, son of LeBron James, in stable condition after suffering cardiac arrest

Bronny James, son of NBA superstar LeBron James, was hospitalized after going into cardiac arrest while participating in a practice at the University of Southern California, a family spokesman said Tuesday.

www.sportsnet.ca

Only 18 years old. Hopefully this doesn't affect his life and career too much going forward.

 

[Darts]

Reminds me of that football player. Both seem too young to suffer CA.

 

[The Oracle]

There's a certain mindset out there that will say that these young male cardiac events are spike protein Mrna jab related.

Far be it from me to go there though.......

 

[Steve_Stevens]

There's a certain mindset out there that will say that these young male cardiac events are spike protein Mrna jab related.

Far be it from me to go there though.......

Len Bias and Hank Geathers never got a jab.

 

[The Oracle]

Len Bias and Hank Geathers never got a jab.

Pro basketball player who previously blamed COVID vaccine for rare heart condition dies of heart attack

Professional Dominican basketball player Óscar Cabrera Adames died this week after an apparent heart attack while he was possibly undergoing a stress test.

nypost.com

 

[Darts]

Len Bias and Hank Geathers never got a jab.

How tall were they? Bronny James is 6'3". I have this theory that tall people are susceptible to heart problems.

 

[kherg007]

How tall were they? Bronny James is 6'3". I have this theory that tall people are susceptible to heart problems.

True when it's part of Marfan syndrome, where those with it tend to be tall and slender long fingers and limbs...

 

[K Douglas]

Len Bias and Hank Geathers never got a jab.

Hank Gathers had been diagnosed with tachycardia and was taking medication for it prior to his death. Problem was he wasn't taking the prescribed dosage amounts.
Len Bias died as a result of a cocaine overdose.

Your comparisons are laughable.

 

[Darts]

True when it's part of Marfan syndrome, where those with it tend to be tall and slender long fingers and limbs...

Also, did you notice small dogs tend to live longer than big dogs?

 

[Darts]

Hank Gathers had been diagnosed with tachycardia and was taking medication for it prior to his death.

Not sure about back then but the hospital can fix that now.

 

[The Oracle]

Hank Gathers had been diagnosed with tachycardia and was taking medication for it prior to his death. Problem was he wasn't taking the prescribed dosage amounts.
Len Bias died as a result of a cocaine overdose.

Your comparisons are laughable.

I was in shock when Bias passed.....He had superstar written all over him.

 

[Darts]

Being tall might get you a spot on the basketball team, and it may even be good for your self-esteem and your paycheck. But recent research has also found that towering over your peers may affect various aspects of your physical health, as well—and not all for the better.
Next: Why a big cock is injurious to your heath.
5 Ways Being Tall Affects Your Health | Time

 

[Darts]

"Health-related problems
The most serious disadvantage of being tall is the health-related risks that extra height brings along.

With a longer spine, tall people are more likely to experience back pain—especially in the lower back.

When a tall person lifts something from the floor, the range is larger and the angle of the spine narrower.

This means that the stress on the spine is bigger, and the risk of getting injured is, therefore, higher than average.

Another risk is blood clots, which results from taller people having a higher blood pressure in general.

A larger body with longer limbs is in itself reason enough for the higher risk of getting a blood clot. There’s simply more blood and blood vessels in a longer body.

The lifespan of a tall person is also said to be shorter than that of a person of average height.

So, even though we try to life tall lives, our life will probably be shorter in the end."
Nest: Why a big cock is injurious to your health.
20 Disadvantages of Being Tall (complete list!) (tallsome.com)

 

[basketcase]

Pro basketball player who previously blamed COVID vaccine for rare heart condition dies of heart attack

Professional Dominican basketball player Óscar Cabrera Adames died this week after an apparent heart attack while he was possibly undergoing a stress test.

nypost.com

Well documented that this has happened 100+ times every year in the US to young athletes for decades. But sure, push asinine conspiracy theories instead of thinking what a promising young athlete and his family are going through.

From 2106

Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes - PMC

There are clear health benefits to exercise; even so, patients with cardiac conditions who engage in exercise and athletic competition may on rare occasion experience sudden cardiac death (SCD). This article reviews the epidemiology and common ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[kherg007]

The over/under was 4 for how many posts before someone blamed the vaccine.

 

[NotADcotor]

I guess friendship wasn't magic for Bronny James, those little ponies let him down.

Well documented that this has happened 100+ times every year in the US to young athletes for decades. But sure, push asinine conspiracy theories instead of thinking what a promising young athlete and his family are going through.

Jim Fixx died at 52 while jogging and was extremely fit back in 1984.

Obviously it was the covid vaccine, duh.


I am obviously kidding but yeah stories like this came out before covid was even a thing.

 

[The Oracle]

Jim Fixx died at 52 while jogging and was extremely fit back in 1984.

Fixx suffered from atherosclerosis and was quite heavy at the time if his death. I think he had an enlarged heart as well and he had been a really heavy smoker for most of his life. So no he wasn't healthy at all. So there's that.

 

[MrPrezident]

6'3" is short for an NBA player.
Just another example of taking advantage of nepotism and a dad trying to extend his own life through his son.

Bronny might have been been able to have a happier life as a dentist. Less basketball practice and more study might have made it possible for him to carve out his own pathway.

 

[Jubee]

Well documented that this has happened 100+ times every year in the US to young athletes for decades. But sure, push asinine conspiracy theories instead of thinking what a promising young athlete and his family are going through.

From 2106

Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes - PMC

There are clear health benefits to exercise; even so, patients with cardiac conditions who engage in exercise and athletic competition may on rare occasion experience sudden cardiac death (SCD). This article reviews the epidemiology and common ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

What about perfomers having complications and/or dying on stage? Any numbers on those? Because that's also happened the past few years, more so the past year.

 

[Jubee]

6'3" is short for an NBA player.
Just another example of taking advantage of nepotism and a dad trying to extend his own life through his son.

Bronny might have been been able to have a happier life as a dentist. Less basketball practice and more study might have made it possible for him to carve out his own pathway.

It's on the shorter side no doubt, but for playing the 1 (point guard), it's normal. Kyrie Irving, Chris Paul, Steph Curry, Damian Llilard come to mind and they're pretty decent as point guards.
Ja 'Gun' Morant is 6'1
Whether Bronny Jr. has the skillset to be a starter in the NBA is questionable. I don't think he's that good, but I was wrong about LaMelo Ball.