Dr. Peter McCullough’s excellent substack on the devastation of the spike protein either from COVID virus or from mRNA technology (and DNA) based gene injections; ravages to the vascular endothelium,

blood clots, bleeding etc.; excellent reference to Dr. Bruce Patterson’s work showing spike persisting in blood/body for months and years post infection or vaccine; need for a spike detoxifier etc.
‘SARS-CoV-2 viral Spike protein was damaging the vascular endothelium and causing blood clotting. This means capillaries would be systemically injured if exposed high concentrations of the Spike protein. Dr. Bruce Patterson has demonstrated the Spike protein is long-lasting (months to years) in the human body after both severe COVID-19 infection and vaccination. This leads us to a concern, that the vaccinated would have sustained vascular damage over the long-term. Now the first two-year data report in and the news could not be worse. The serious implications for long term cardiovascular risk cannot be understated.’

Courageous Discourse™ with Dr. Peter McCullough & John Leake

Long Term COVID-19 Vaccine Data–Evidence of Sustained Vascular Injury and Thrombosis at 2 Years

By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH Early in 2020 I published with former US FDA physician Dr. Zhang that the SARS-CoV-2 viral Spike protein was damaging the vascular endothelium and causing blood clotting. This means capillaries would be systemically injured if exposed high concentrations of the Spike protein. Dr. Bruce Patterson has demonstrated the Spike protein is long-lasting (months to years) in the human body after both severe COVID-19 infection and vaccination. This leads us to a concern, that the vaccinated would have sustained vascular damage over the long-term. Now the first two-year data report in and the news could not be worse. The serious implications for long term cardiovascular risk cannot be understated…
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