Factors in abnormal clots (episode 6 of the series - update 99)
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2024
- Ah, behold the fascinating findings from a recent study that have unveiled a direct connection between the presence of spike proteins and the formation of clots in patients suffering from heart attacks and strokes. These clots, induced by the notorious spike protein, have provided us with a deeper understanding of the mechanisms at play. But wait, there's more! Let's not forget to consider the myriad of other factors that could potentially contribute to the formation of these peculiar clots. It's an intriguing puzzle, and we continue to explore the intricate web of factors that may be involved in this phenomenon. Exciting times in the world of research indeed!
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SUMMARY AND TIMESTAMPS:
Pictures of evidence that Spike protein in COVID-19 patients contributes to abnormal clot formation!! Studying the composition of these clots helps in identifying the levels of certain related molecules to test for or check on in COVID patients so perhaps we can help minimize damage and prevent clotting issues.
00:00 💡 This update discusses how the Spike protein contributes to clots in COVID-19 patients, examining the composition of the clots and exploring potential molecules involved in clotting issues to find ways to minimize damage and/or prevent it.
00:48 🩸 Paper shows good staining pictures dealing with Clots from COVID-19 patients who experienced stroke or heart attack; positive staining for Spike protein, indicates a potential link between the virus and abnormal clot formation.
01:51 🔍 Abnormal clots contain both platelets and spike proteins, as shown in green and red colors, with the nuclei stained in dapi.
02:08 Frist Paper with Image of Panel 3 of staining in Clots isolated from brain blood vessels showing direct evidence of spike protein in the clots of people suffering from stroke or heart attack
02:29 💡 IMPORTANT: The spike protein is found in the clots of COVID-19 patients who suffered from stroke or heart attack, but nucleocapsid or other viral proteins were not found AND in positive controls they also found abnormal clots in the lung tissues.
03:28 💡 The changing levels of certain molecules in the blood may be indicative of abnormal clotting.
04:12 💡 Platelet factor four, Heparin, Von Willebrand factor, and Alpha-2 antiplasmin are all molecules that contribute to the formation and prevention of abnormal clots.
05:05 - Second paper
05:15 💡 Molecules called e-selectin and PECAM1 (Platelet endothelial cell adhesion Molecule one) are found to be increased in abnormal clots and play a role in clot formation.
06:25 🩸 Measure the levels of certain molecules in individuals with long COVID symptoms to determine the type of threat
07:17 Consider attending a COVID-19 Q&A event on unusual antibodies observed post mRNA vaccinations.
Wow, thank you so very much for this useful time appendix (appreciate synopsis of 'chapters', very much.)
For those of you who keep pointing out that he doesn't mention the V, work it out when he mentions "no N protein"
He knows what to say and what not to say. The man is a genius.
Very smart! Very smart indeed!
Please see, Dr. Andreas Noack, "Why are razor blades in the vaccines?"
Graphene HYDROXIDE is spliced into the vaccinated's brains.
The Killer V = #DeathTsunami 2023/2024
@@garthdryland 100% 👍
It’s so sad when you think of all the people who were negatively affected by the spike proteins. And, yet, no one is being held accountable.
I hope you would do a video on the lower birth rates in most countries that correlates with the start of the vaccine program.
Once again, thank you so much for sharing the beauty of Alberta. It is such a gorgeous place. I so appreciate your sharing.
Ok but that probably would go straight to my Patreon account ;) I don't like irking YT because their digital slaps are quite painful
@@Merogenomics yes, and we want to be able to get your updates. I always enjoy all your videos.
Yes, definitely. This gets wider audience.
You're saving lives doc. Thanks 🙏
Such a beautiful location.
Always hated weird spellings of biology (bad speller is i) hence hated it in school( zero marks for misspellings).
Your videos are still compelling and your talks are understandable.
Thank you for sharing your hard work with the world. Universities in science should be using these vids to educate. They're the best in my opinion having watched many others.
Aw, thank you for such kind words. So happy you are enjoying these! Keep sharing ;)
True, Yes !!!
But Real Science, runs away with dr fauci and dr peter #Hotez
What a Rat... them Both idiots...
And Bill Gates The Vaccine King with 0 Mrna Covid shots taken.
What a player !!!
Amazing how much you manage to say without saying too much.. 🌹
😊 thank you
@@Merogenomics Lying by omission is still a lie.
I agree with the commenters below, you clearly love what you do and would be an important addition to video libraries.
Thank you.
Caught it late. Thank you and more beautiful scenery🤗
Beautiful mountain!
That was very beautiful location that my friend showed me (whose kids are running around me) :D
@@Merogenomics Nice! 😁
Karen Kingston, DR.ANA MIHALCEA
Few want to face Ana's findings. Karen is now suspect after getting the illness. Avoidance of certain facts and now paywalls everything.
Love this channel, I learn a lot.
Awesome, thank you!
Another great video in nature! 👍🏻 great example how to combine work with pleasure!
Many thanks! I also stay bit more... normal thanks to so much nature exposure ;)
@@Merogenomics Funny how I see you struggling with that. LOL!
Honestly I think you are a brilliant communicator and scientist. I'll bet you have a photographic memory. How else can you produce these clips with no cut scenes and no cue cards?
I had to edit this post 3 times and it only has 4, now 5 sentences. LOL!
Fasting can dramatically reduce inflammation, reduce clotting factors and speed up phagocytosis to help keep clots from forming and remove plaques! Taurine can also help here. Some benefits of doing occasional extended fasting: High blood pressure is lowered to normal levels very quickly while fasting.
Fibrosis/scarring is reversed over time.
Fasting increases nitric oxide release.
Fasting restores NAD+ to healthy levels.
Vitamin D plasma levels are increased as fasting improves metabolic health, and vitamin D in turn increases autophagy.
Fasting stimulates phagocytosis, the ingestion of bacteria, plaques and viruses by the immune system. It will also remove any 'foreign material' like spikes that are not supposed to be there. Whether natural or unnatural in origin..
Telomeres are lengthened and fasting also increases anti-aging Yamanaka factors.
Blood clotting is reduced and blood clots and arterial plaque are reabsorbed into the body.
Reflexes and short term memory are increased.
After 72 hours or more fasted, your body recycles up to 1/3 of all immune bodies, rejuvenating your entire immune system.
Fasting can help with MS, Depression, BPD, Autism and seizures.
Thymus is regenerated, which suppresses aging and renews the immune system. The thymus also plays a vital role in fighting cancer.
Blood sugar and insulin are lowered when fasting, allowing white blood cells to move more freely throughout the body and do their job. Some viruses activate glycolosis (the release of sugar in the body) and clinically it has been shown that decreasing glucose metabolism in the body weakens the influenza virus.
Weight loss from daily caloric restriction has 1/4 to 1/3 of the weight lost as lean tissue while many studies show fat loss from 36 h fasts without losing any lean tissue! The hunger hormone ghrelin also lowers with extended fasting and rises from dieting.
When you move out of MTOR your body shuts down the building blocks of the cell required for viruses to replicate.
What breaks a fast? Anything with protein or carbohydrates in it will break a fast. Most teas and herbs are OK. Most supplements and meds will either break ketosis directly or contain a filler that will. Many meds are dangerous to take while fasting.
Does fasting lower testosterone? No, it raises it when the fast is broken by increasing lutenizing hormone. Fasting also increases insulin sensitivity, which helps with muscle building.
Fasts of 36-96 will not affect short term female fertility or affect menstrual cycle. They also may increase long term fertility, especially in women with PCOS.
Fasting reduces pain and anxiety by stimulating the endocannabinoid system in a similar way to CBD oil.
Fasting very quickly reduces leptin resistance, which impairs immune function. One day of fasting can cut your leptin levels in half and gets your immune system working properly again!
Stomach acid is reduced over time while fasting and can allow for the healing of treatment resistant ulcers. Some patients may need continued acid reduction medication while fasting.
Does the body preferentially prefer glucose as a fuel? No. Except for brief periods of very intense exercise, your body mainly burns fats in the form of free fatty acids. Your brain also prefers to burn ketones at a rate of around 2.5 to 1 when they are available in equal quantity to glucose.
Fasting stimulates the AMPK complex and activates autophagy. Autophagy (literally self eating) will cause cells to recycle foreign matter such as viruses and kill cancerous and senescent cells
Lowering insulin via fasting virtually eliminates chronic inflammation in the body.
It increases mitochondrial function and repairs mitichondrial DNA, leading to improved ATP production and oxygen efficiency. Increased mitochondrial function also has the added benefit of increasing your metabolism, fighting infection and cancer prevention!
Fasting releases BDNF and NGF in the blood which stimulates new nerve and brain cell growth. This can help a great deal with diseases like MS, peripheral neuropathy and Alzheimers.
Fasting also increases telomere length, negating some of the effects of aging at a cellular level.
When you fast, this stimulates apoptosis in senescent or genetically damaged cells, destroying them. Senescent cells are responsible for many of the effects of aging and are a root cause of the development of cancer.
A fasting mimicking diet for 3-5 days in a row also provides many of the same benefits as water fasting. FMD usually has 200-800 calories, under 18 g of protein and extremely low carbs.
Exogenous ketones can aid with fasting, making it easier in healthy people and allowing some people with specific issues to fast in spite of them without worrying as much about hypoglycemia.
Children, pregnant or nursing women should not fast for periods longer than 16 hours. People with pancreatic tumors or certain forms of hypoglycemia generally cannot fast at all. Type 1 diabetics can also fast but it is more complicated and should be approached with caution as it could lead to ketoacidosis. If you experience extreme symptoms of some kind, especially dizziness or tremors, then simply break the fast and seek advice.
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This list compiled over years of research by the user known as Pottenger's Human on youtube but feel free to copy and paste this anywhere you like, no accreditation needed!
My channel will always contain an updated version of this list of fasting benefits on the community tab. I also have playlists on fasting and health topics.
Thank you! I am finishing my next blog article on fasting helping with IgG levels and would love for you to check it out! Should be out in next few days!
@@Merogenomics That's great!
How does taurine help? General explanation to help me search further to narrow results please and thanks!
@@elrhyesseyhrle8958 Taurine can speed up phagocytosis by as much as a factor of 4x. Probably more than any other intervention. It is also needed for almost every process in the body especially the immune system because it is vital for dealing with osmotic pressure.
LT , yes I agree about the fasting! At age 75, I got the original COV at the end of '19. Was totally convinced about the con spirit acy and wouldn't go near a doctor or even test facility. Used colloidal silver in nose/throat/ eyes. Got consecutive symptoms every thing except the cough! After a few weeks of D3, Zn., VitC, Cellfood,(deuterium) Astazanthin, then into turmeric and MSM to get rid of the,( new) arthritis pain, I found that no food or very little made me feel better.
How can I send a donation? I don’t do Patreon or anything like that.
You can donate via the "Thanks" button under the YT video, or join the chat and donate during a video premiere. You can also buy tickets to our "COVID Q&A". And thank you for considering it. At the moment, all donations go straight to support the team behind the scenes cost
Had those who died of heart attack or stroke received mRNA injection at any stage?
Hi mate thank you for all your information sharing and care you put into this subject.
I'm hoping you can clarify something in regards to the "spike protein found in clots but no NP present". You can see a few comments suggesting this means it cannot be spike protein from Sars Cov 2 infection because NP isn't present, is that correct? I also noted the study uses patients diagnosed with SC2 between April and November 2020 so if it's not from the virus itself how is that possible?
TIA.
Please note "These individuals were all previously vaccinated. Two of the controls developed pericarditis after their vaccination but was effectively treated and had no clinical features of vaccine injury at time the blood was drawn (more than a year later)."
@@bigtulaoerthere's multiple parts to that study. The portion you've kindly copy and pasted is the people who donated their blood so the lab could ADD E-selectin and PECAM-1 to see the interaction with their blood....."this part of the investigation was planned as a laboratory model investigation and the final exposure concentration was chosen to mimic concentrations found in Long COVID".
The other part of the study used long covid patients and a separate control group.
@3:00 Were any of those spike stain positive, with no indication of nucleocapsid, vaccinated?
How long does the body continue to produce spike after the injection?
How long does the body continue to produce spike after a a natural infection - not injected?
As long as it is in your system, all of our genetics is different, so there is no one answer for all.
Thanks much Dr. M!! You are demonstrating well how NOT to get dementia… including utilizing your excellent on the spot recall : ). And, so much more ways than that! 🎉 ❤ 🎉
Yes, that's so true and I appreciate that in every video!
Additionally to the valuable content he teaches it's just so great how he always shows us how to live a healthy life not by only talking but mainly by showing us with his videos. 🙏
Although nowadays we are all sitting in front of unhealthy screens way too much he tries to motivate us to do something for our bodies, our health and fitness with this stunningly beautiful landscapes over there. 🤩
Also it's amazing how he can remember the scientific works, words and his lectures so freely by additionally doing a kind of memory training for each and every talk. Really awesome!
Just very different than the ordinary UA-camr.
This is so very much appreciated! 🙏 One can see Dr. Raszek must be a really kind human with a exceptionally good heart! 😊🌻
@@Dark69Sun Yes, indeed, another special soul to help INSPIRE ourselves into an even better tomorrow! We're lucky to have him in our online world, and off-line imaginations/inspiration : )
Great info ty ty !!!!
What I miss in your explaining is were these cloth from the spike proteins before or after vaccination, as they found 29 proteins incl spike with the say flu and only spike with the vax missing the other 28.
The immune systems of people who take the V do not code for all of Covid's 29 proteins, only S, and not the N-protein due to Original Antigenic Sin and/or imprinting. This has been demonstrated over and over by the UK's NHS since Q3 2021. Since they used to test for both, in order to find out the percentage of the population who had taken the V in their health surveillance via samples of their population. They used to publish these on their website.
If they could not find N in the people who had clots, it is safe to assume that they had taken it.
Science is amazing 👏
Wow , fortunately i am unspiked !😅
Uff, that would be more and more rare achievement. Remember, if you got infected, you got spiked! :P
@@Merogenomics then there's the shedding. 🤔🙄
@@Merogenomics insignificantly comparing to what you get after 1-6 subsequent injections....the people who are sick most likely were spiked anyways...so skewed study.
Same, blood test a year ago confirmed. Not had a cold in over 4 years, surely if I had that "deadly virus" that's easily confused with a cold or the flu since I would have noticed? Maybe not. 10k IU vit D, Ivermectin etc.
@@krakowiakablethe study says the patients were covid positive between April and November of 2020 though which is before the vaccine.
Thank you dr.raszek
You are welcome. Thank you for watching : )
Thanks for the notification working ok now ☕
Amazing.
What is your other page? I didn’t understand what was said...
www.patreon.com/merogenomics
Is there anywhere I can have my blood tested for the presence of spike?
When are you gonna do a video in a rain storm? LOL! That would be interesting. Or maybe a short video while sky diving? I joke. Keep up the good work.
Soon.. our marketing director is getting her pilot's licence so we can take this channel to the next level....lol
we cant go down rabbit holes anymore with information we have to intercept mixing data from other sources, this is the key to deciphering
antidotes,
Well said!
Great video doc, you skimmed over "spike protein but no nucleocapsid proteins" a bit too fast for my liking, I think most people will miss the fact that means. It was the "vaccine" NOT the virus.
Can't wait for your igg4 class switch video, I know it's going to be bad when immune imprinting, T-cells exhaustion and igG4 class switch meets Omicron.
That's why they kept jabbing with the "vaccine" for the original strain and kept it in bivalent booster, they want the igG4 class switch.
The single protein did the same thing in the AIDs or hiv one too, Fauchi again.
I don't understand something here. You are saying that because no NP was present that it must be vaccine related but the study says the patients were Covid-19 patients diagnosed between April and November 2020 before the vaccine?
@@jpdprophotography6693 strange, all the current autopsies test for both separately, unless I misunderstood something.
Spike proteins with ncp is virus, it's not possible to not have it from the virus, the injections are spike protein only.
@theclotshotdidit3115 can the immune system not break down one protein but leave another? Or one protein take longer than another to break down?
Did you see what I meant in the time frames of the study?
@@jpdprophotography6693 You are incorrect. The study clearly states:
"The study was conducted on patients admitted to the Emergency Department of Policlinico Umberto I Hospital, University of Rome La Sapienza, from March 2020 to April 2021"
@@MauricioAlasPhotography admitted to hospital in that time BUT were covid positive in the time frame I stated. Read the study again.
My D-dimer has keep lowering naturally in the last 5 days, still high 25 days after infection, d dimer was aroundish 1530 5 days ago and it went down to 1400, dunno if im out of danger for a dvt, im just drinking a lot of water and walking a lot.
Aspirin every day
@@DavidHunter-n8p 8 days later it went down to 1100 should be 1000 today. apparently just microclots.
I was fast asleep in Sicily when this started! Watching now at dawn. A swim in the sea later, hoping the jellyfish have gone 🙏
Sounds like a fantastic escape. :)
Escape?! I did that in Jan 18. From the miserable English climate. Now it's my life in paradise
If we need a blood test to check to see if we have Spike Protein. lets say we had covid at the start of it. and did not get tested what test can show we have the Covid spike Protein? and what type of Spike Protein we have Covid, Covid delta, Covid Long, or Covid vaccine? really looking at getting a test done that can help.
So can you tell me if S1 spike does damage to endothelial?
Yes, resounding yes. How much depends upon immune response, attacking spike (and ‘self’ too, in the bad cases)
Thank you for answering. There is a very interesting Harvard study titled "The role of solar and geomagnetic activity in endothelial activation and inflammation in the NAS cohort" It is about a year old. It seems to possibly explain some medical episodes that are correlated with space weather. 11 years ago I discovered that my wife's migraines are triggered by solar flares. (She has up to 15 a month during solar maximum) The correlation is 100%. I found many others over the years that are also triggerd the same way and also found other type of medical episodes correlated with space weather. I subsequently created a shielding room that will block the space weather and it not only prevents or stops the migraine, it also prevents her seizures and her Fibromyalgia pain flare up in less than 2 minutes. I have tested this shielding room over 8 years several thousand times with friends and family. I found many types of medical episodes are mitigated immediately, including inflammation and blood pressure. If solar flares are acting on damaged endothelial, maybe blocking the trigger mechanism will help someone with long covid. If this is a forcing that is constantly acting on damage, I imagine it could cause disease.
Hey for those of you who are a fan of this guy (Is he a Dr? If he is whats his name? I'll fix my comment to be more formal and respectful.) Does he talk about his experience with covid and/or the vaccine?
2 years after c-19, I still have muscle pain, even in fingers and toes, daily. I had severe infection, intubation, blood clotting, oxygen...
I'm wondering if microclotting is the cause of my current situation. I know several others who are the same, but didn't have as severe original illness. Dr. Bruce Patterson, has many published papers and research you would like. His lab took my blood and my cytokines are extremely high. He sees irregular monocytes with the spike protein on them, that last year's, when they were supposed to die in days. The spike protein replicates inside of the monocyte and presents the spike on the surface, which rubs on the endothelial cells causing the release of cytokines. This causes clotting.
I'm sorry you have had this happen to you. I'm wondering if you can clear something up for me. Do you know if, as well as the Spike Protein you would also have nucleocapsid present in your blood?
@@jpdprophotography6693 I have no idea.
@@jpdprophotography6693 the Dr said that I have good immunity to the virus.
@@snowbunny8189 ok thank you 😊.
Just had a heart attack - had covid in February.
Had my first heart attack in 2021 - 3 months after getting covid. The consultant who conducted my latest pcci commented that the clot was abnormal in that though the blockage was cleared the clot was not disolving after multiple anti platelet infusions.
Thank you for sharing your experience. We talk about how these clots dissolve differently here: ua-cam.com/video/ees5T8qNSkM/v-deo.html
Min 4:40: „Heparin helps to promote clot formation ?? „ Actually, the opposite is the case! It is even applied as a drug to prevent thrombosis. Oh oh…..
Spike protein interacts with Heparin as well, so it complicates matters.
ua-cam.com/video/Nat0z1vGCdo/v-deo.html
Thanks a lot for the link !
Are standard clot- busters used for strokes effective in minimising damage from these clots.
No look at a certain anti parasitic
In the initial acute phase of stroke???
Sorry we do not understand the question.
@@Merogenomics Alteplase (tPA). As the clots are a little different, is this effective in breaking down those clots.
"patients who didn't get covid-19 at all"... what about the patients who got infected, had a very mild infection (asomtomatic) that was not dectected and went unseen. (so covid patients that were not covid patients)
What about gut and bowel issues after Covid? I'm still suffering!!! Can anyone help?
my suggestions is natural herbs and mushrooms. in my tropical region moringga helps. coconut water and usual herbs for cooking. any moringga or kratom take 3 times a week.
avoid process food at all cost. better start fasting eat and drink after and before sun rise.
@@u2sharp Thank you.
Begin using Digestive Enzymes (I use Enzymetica’s “Digest Gold” at front end of any challenging meals… this will Help to give your gut assistance.
@@puppetken ur welcome, u can read more on recovering gut biome.
its amazing spike protein kills our symbiosis systems, to kill the spike we need our gut biome to digest nutrition needed. its a spiraling problem. its like the spike were engineered.
@@u2sharpthere is a patent on the spike proteins
OK. So what are you going to do about it?
Dr , how to solve Rbc high mcv mch mchc low rdw value high . thankyou dr . From malaysia 😄
So youtube now allows people to talk openly about the adverse effects of the Covid "vaccine"?
If there is only SP present in the clots…how can the authors be sure, that it stems from Long Covid..and is not due to the SP from vaccination? Did they differentiate this really important issue?
Not in the vast majority of studies I looked at.
Factor 1: 💉
Factor 2: 💉
Factor 3:...
This is not happening in the UNJABBED
Yes, it is, because the infection can cause it as well. So this is not jabbed vs. unjabbed, it is spike protein and other pre disposing factors.
@@Merogenomics yes, but I thought natural exposure to covid does not cause our own bodies to make spike protein does it? But the covid shot actually causes our own bodies to create spike proteins. If you've had the shot, our bodies may create spike proteins anytime into the future.
These most interesting videos leave me w mystery, how virus protein segments seemingly retain a memory governing their actions, beyond genetics, directing how immune systems work ~ but what is memory and where does it exist, hypothesized by Rubert Sheldrake in his latest UA-cam video titled, "force of habit: new tests for Morphic Resonance", detailed recent experimental tests explaining memory adaptations over wide distances where species, also chemical compounds exchange "memory" leading to changes in physical habits or structural alterations. This is radically different way of viewing reality bc most believe memory "lives" in brain tissue, whereas Sheldrake makes a strong point for universal memory existing in fields of quantum forces or morphic resonance's, outside/surrounding organisms, much like a TV set merely the receiver of programing, while spike proteins/segments can possibly develop memory and adaptive behavior sans genetic influences, epigenetically, making mysteries not mysteries, rather merely hidden mechanisms yet unknown that might shine light on just what truly influences directs viral actions ~
Cytoskeletal gel is probably a memory structure. Fevers are known to create more. Hence the fever creates the memory?
Do you have references?
@@Merogenomics Only reference I have is already stated, Rubert Sheldrake's video, someone I have followed for years bc his theories on "Morphic Resonance" resonated w many questions I have about reality and paranormal like telepathy hunches intuitions at a distance, and he uses scientific methods/tests as proof also explained in video, but I felt C19 virus was acting like an organism w memory that changed over time using mysterious forces, an undoubtedly far out unscientific and not yet totally proven hypothesis, yet worth pondering ~~
@@Merogenomics I read it long ago about how fever creates more gel of our cellular fluid. It's just my speculation that it is a memory structure.
I actually have (afib and) a clot secondary to covid.
Dr. Raszek sir, do you have any information or opinions about microRNA's used to suporess genetic expression?
It would be interesting to know if the authors looked at vax status
They did. Indirectly. They tested for the N-Protein. People who take the V do not create the N-Protein, only S. People who do not take the V, create both.
Yes, they did in one of the studies, and we will be making a video about that shortly.
@@MauricioAlasPhotography N-Protein degrades very rapidly in all tissue other than the lungs. The absence of N-Protein is not evidence of the absence of natural infection. That mistake has been made repeatedly.
I am 100% unvaccinated. I had what was going around in 4/2021 the Aloha variant. My oxygen got down to 76. I was hospitalized because my d-dimer was over triple the normal value which indicates you have a blood clot. In 10 weeks I had for chest x-rays and four CT scams with contrast which I know is very very bad for you. They could not find any blood clots yet. I was still given all that radiation and contrast. 🙄. So much for trying to live a healthy life. I’m 59 years old. I have had Covid once since then, but was able to take.i ver me ctin. So that was a very easy infection. I just hope I don’t wind up getting breast cancer or something from the radiation or some kind of brain issue because of the contrast.
My D Dimer was 4 times normal around 2000, i kept track of it and it a month and a half it has come down to 600.
if we look up what made the triplets have three different DNA, we will be closer to finding out how our bodies work, with the RNA and codons
womens bodies are the awnser to the cure, they have blood release per month, they hold the whole key to genetic interplay thisi scrusial, and the triplets Dahm with the identical but three differeing genetics, is perfect to study this, through, if perhaps the womb inuetero was overwhelmed with three in one placenta it had to create a seperation, so it misplaced the ratios in order to compenstate, this is a start
The study of triplets with different DNA can indeed provide valuable insights into genetic interplay and how our bodies work. However, it's important to note that while studying such cases can contribute to our understanding of genetics, it is just one piece of a larger puzzle. Genetics is a complex field, and many factors contribute to the functioning of our bodies, including DNA, RNA, codons, epigenetics, and environmental influences.
Regarding women's bodies and menstrual cycles, they play a crucial role in reproductive health and fertility. The menstrual cycle involves a series of hormonal and physiological changes that prepare the body for potential pregnancy. It is influenced by complex interactions between hormones, the reproductive system, and other bodily systems.
While women's bodies and their menstrual cycles are important areas of study, it's essential to approach scientific research in a comprehensive and evidence-based manner. Many researchers are actively studying various aspects of genetics, reproductive health, and human development to gain a deeper understanding of these topics.
If you are interested in learning more about these subjects, I would recommend exploring scientific literature, research publications, and consulting with experts in the field. They can provide more specific and up-to-date information on the areas you wish to explore.
@@Merogenomics Thank you for your really nice response to me. I see your enthusiasm around chemistry and genetics. I feel that their is a point where, the study is just going deeper missing the points of departure into the answers, rabbit holes, I feel that the cycle of the circulation of the blood in the female body is an overlay to all systems and until we just study that fully the rest of the studies will be dead ends. Because the menstrual cycle is ruled by the moon and, by numbers of women. Meaning if you work around 6 women and you are also a women you will find out that within a certain amount of time together, you all have the same exact cycle. Once we understand this pattern we can then learn all bout the genome. Thank YOU so MUCH.
@@Merogenomics We used a certain section of the DNA, a group, and that is what is creating the long covid and the long blood clots. They strung out the arrangement. We need to close that gap.
If we look at what has been being affecting as the body part, organ, its the heart. The blood and the heart. The heart is the center and the blood is the current, the electrical light wave. The womb has the placenta or the Fibonacci pattern as does the dendritic brain pattern, both, all are the photosynthesis or the PHI pattern. In order to go back to the short wave blood clots we will need to find that section of DNA and disable it. How? Well, by placing an amino acid at each end. How. Timing. Its all in the timing. I think it can be fixed by a certain spinning, current then putting it back in the body on a new moon, and with a body filled with electrolytes....for starters....shouldn't we start brainstorming ideas solutions with your knowledge? When do you stop and start arranging what you know, to get it back? How much more do you need to know before we can use your knowledge to go forward and stop the study and get to the solutions? Just wondering what you think. Not trying to be difficult, just curious.
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Questions for Pfizer / CEO - Albert Bourla / a Greek-American veterinarian, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
1. Did ' YOU " take your own MRNA jab ?
2. Why does my chest hurt ?
Call him what he is ...a sneaky, deceiving, cowardly, money-grubbing JEW. And no, he didn't take it.
Have you lost weight? You look trimmer.
Lean cuisine... since i started hiking so much for my videos. :)
Cool, you look great., Thank you
Bro, for the love of God, hit the gym.
Ok he is thin. But clearly fit and well. Muscle doeth not make a man
@@mariecurie7491 - True. Muscle by itself doesn't make a man. But the capacity to protect the people he loves _does_ make a man, and this guy couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag.
Trust me I can do the paper bag with no problem, but a bear maybe a bit more challenging you are right. :)
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