1) Is the "Plus Cardiac Test" actually approved an

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1) Is the "Plus Cardiac Test" actually approved and used

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The PULS test that looks at elevated biomarkers seems to be a very good predictor of unstable cardiac lesions that can lead to heart problems.

The PULs test looks at these biomarkers that are downregulated by leronlimab - CCL7 (MCP-3), CCL11 (eotaxin), Fas/sFas, IL-16, HGF, HDL (high density lipoprotein) and HbA1c,

CCL27 (CTACK) is the only biomarker which does not seem to be regulated by CCR5.

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3) They did these tests on people 2.5-10 weeks after getting the vaccine. How about the results, 3,4,5, and 6 months afterward? Are these mere transient changes, or are they long-lasting? Is age or prior cardiac condition correlated with these changes?

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Good question. Inflammation due to vaccines generally occurs in the antigen presentation phase. So one would expect the elevation in biomarkers to be short lived. Cardiac lesions usually occur over a longer period of time.