Stories of Covid vaccination side effects or worse

[Aeneas]

A study found that 100% of vaccinated people have microclots in their blood...

Gaby did post the above study a few weeks ago, but it bears repeating and the ramifications are shocking. It confirms what many have said about the mRNA 'vaccine' being akin to time bombs of sorts.

 

[XPan]

Nattokinase... a word of caution

(32 min 14 sec)
It has come to my attention that the popular formula of destroying present spike proteins in the body, might have a serious down side. (This is still only based on first data via Dr Beate Jaeger in Bad Aibling [Germany], which means it is not a final conclusion) The suspected issue with Nattokinase appears to be, that it fragmentizes spike proteins in smaller pieces. In that process, those protein pieces create very easily miss-folded proteins; e.g. prions and amyloids. According to Dr Sabine Stebel in Germany, methylene blue aids to the process of reverting those misfolded proteins.

So; when working with Nattokinase, one should parallel counteract with methylene blue.

Nattokinase can damage the white bloodcells. (The blood image can get disrupted in some people) According to Dr Beate Jaeger in Bad Eiblingen (Germany), some of her patients who took too much Nattokinase, got their blood image disrupted.

Shedding etc
Interesting in this conversation is - as are all conversations with Dr Sabine Stebel - loaded to the brim with information revolving modRNA, Covid, etc (She is a "truffle pig" in that regard). In this segment she explains about shedding from the injections, who give/gave both Sabine Stebel and her husband, major problems. Especially her husband fares very bad; at one time he almost died. So, shedding is indeed a real thing, and larger than we might fully understand. (the reactions in people varies; some have no issues, while other get severe diseases from shedding).

VIDEO:
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"‘After the injection: What really happens in the body – new voices, new data’"

This in-depth discussion focuses on one of the most talked-about topics of our time: health, vaccinations and possible side effects.
Doctors, researchers and critical observers report on their experiences with mRNA and vector vaccines, discuss new studies, long-term effects and the question of how much transparency and information the population actually receives.

What does science say? What data is still missing? And how can those affected who are confronted with unexplained symptoms be supported?
An exciting, controversial and emotional discussion – with the aim of talking openly, asking questions and making the background understandable.

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Midwesterndoctor (DMSO)
I also read yesterday at Midwesterndoctor.com - or rather bumped into it again by accident - that DMSO too, reverts the process of misfolding proteins. On top of that it has the ability to dissolve e.g. micro amyloid clots. As well stabilizing proteins in general).

Amyloidosis​

One of the most well-known protein misfolding conditions (which sadly is has also been linked to the COVID vaccines) is amyloidosis, a challenging to treat condition where misfolded proteins are produced in excess, clump together in the body, and gradually fill up organs, increasingly disrupting their function.

DMSO appears to have the ability to both dissolve amyloid aggregates and eliminate them from the body, and in all cases where it has been attempted, no adverse effects were observed (e.g., see this study). As a result, at least 40 studies and case reports have shown that DMSO can treat numerous types of amyloidosis

• A human study found DMSO caused amyloid proteins to be eliminated in the urine.

 

[Gaby]

Nattokinase can damage the white bloodcells. (The blood image can get disrupted in some people) According to Dr Beate Jaeger in Bad Eiblingen (Germany), some of her patients who took too much Nattokinase, got their blood image disrupted.

We've touched on this research before, and it's simply not supported by results on cardiovascular disease, where, on the contrary, nattokinase outperformed in cleaning up arteries.

I don't think we should be shying away from nattokinase, especially since most people take it with something else like bromelain, etc.

For instance, see these posts (and references) here:

Post in thread 'Health Protocol for Mandatory Coronavirus Vaccination'

Nov 22, 2025

After reading this paper, nattokinase to the rescue:

A new peer-reviewed study has quietly revealed one of the most consequential biological findings of the pandemic era — and the authors never acknowledge it: Every single vaccinated participant in the study had fibrinolysis-resistant, ThT-positive amyloid microclots circulating in their blood.

Hidden in the supplementary tables is a demographic and biochemical pattern that completely reframes the paper...

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Post in thread 'Health Protocol for Mandatory Coronavirus Vaccination'

Nov 22, 2025

Nattokinase was then added at two concentrations: 14 µg/mL and 28 µg/mL — levels that fall within the range achievable in humans following high-dose oral administration.

What is high dose oral administration of nattokinase?

Based on these studies, it's 5 capsules of nattokinase per day with 2000 units per each capsule. That is, 10000 units per day. Some studies have had good results with 6000 units per day (3 capsules). Usually, it's outsourced from fermented chickpeas or soy.

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A study found that 100% of vaccinated people have microclots in their blood...

Gaby did post the above study a few weeks ago, but it bears repeating and the ramifications are shocking. It confirms what many have said about the mRNA 'vaccine' being akin to time bombs of sorts.

Yes, and I also posted the fact that you can't know the vaccination status from the original study. You have to go to the supplemental Word document attached to the study, which most people don't download. And dig... It's practically the last table on the multiple-page document. They try to hide it as best as they can. Which is not surprising. It's a French study, and in France, the climate of censorship regarding the COVID vaccine remains well in place. That's how the French have to publish nowadays: become experts in publishing the truth in the most hidden possible way.

 

[Ellipse]

Gaby did post the above study a few weeks ago, but it bears repeating and the ramifications are shocking. It confirms what many have said about the mRNA 'vaccine' being akin to time bombs of sorts.

I did checked several pages back but I obviously missed it

 

[dredger]

About Nattokinase, just "found" this tweet :

https://twitter.com/x/status/1997405866333511994

 

[Lilou]

I’ve always thought the enteric coated nattokinase was best, so it is protected from stomach acid. Unfortunately, I’ve only found the Solaray brand to be enteric coated and it is not really cost effective ($30 for 30 pills and only 1250 FU).

The above video says “some of the natto will be absorbed in the stomach and into the blood stream”. So is enteric coated really necessary? And are the higher doses, 6000 FU plus, required because it’s not enteric coated and has limited absorption? So if enteric coated, would the dosage required to dissolve amyloid clots still be higher FU doses?

Any thoughts are appreciated.

 

[iamthatis]

I’ve always thought the enteric coated nattokinase was best, so it is protected from stomach acid. Unfortunately, I’ve only found the Solaray brand to be enteric coated and it is not really cost effective ($30 for 30 pills and only 1250 FU).

The above video says “some of the natto will be absorbed in the stomach and into the blood stream”. So is enteric coated really necessary? And are the higher doses, 6000 FU plus, required because it’s not enteric coated and has limited absorption? So if enteric coated, would the dosage required to dissolve amyloid clots still be higher FU doses?

Any thoughts are appreciated.

I wonder if taking piperine (active constituent in black pepper) would work? Buhner writes:

“When a substance is taken into the body and touches the GI tract membrane, an immediate identification process occurs. What is this thing? And is it safe? If the intestinal wall identifies it as harmful, then it can:

Exclude it; that is, use what is called an efflux pump or an efflux transporter to move the thing out, making sure it does not affect the cell/organism.

Metabolize it; that is, chemically turn it into something else that is not harmful, which is then either used or excreted from the cell/organism. The chemical substances that are thus created are called metabolites.

Attach it; that is, link the substance chemically to a highly water-soluble substance, often glucuronic acid. This creates a new compound that is unable to diffuse through cell membranes. It is then excreted in either urine or feces.

Reduce assisted absorption; that is, inhibit influx transporters. Assisted absorption involves the use of transporter proteins, a.k.a. influx transporters, in the lining of the intestinal wall. These proteins transfer useful substances into the cells of the intestinal wall and from there they are transported to the blood. Influx transporters are strongly active in moving such things as amino acids across the intestinal membrane. One of the most potent is gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT). It is present in the cell membranes of the intestines, kidneys, bile duct, liver, spleen, heart, brain, and seminal vesicles.

All these responses make it harder for substances to get into the body and affect it. Many pharmaceuticals are considered to be foreign substances and, when these actions take place, up to 85 percent of a pharmaceutical may be inactivated, which is part of the reason doses are so high with some drugs.

Piperine affects all four of those mechanisms that control access to cells. It has particularly strong effects on efflux pumping, metabolization, glucuronic acid attachment, and GGT.

There are a number of efflux transporters. P-gp, or permeability glycoprotein, is one of the more prominent. P-gp is found mainly in the intestinal wall, kidneys, liver, brain, testes, adrenal gland, and uterus. It is also common in cancer cells and a few bacteria. You can visualize P-gp as a barrier lining the intestinal wall and choosing which substances to let into the body and, if so, how much (it also does this at the blood-brain barrier). Piperine significantly reduces the ability of P-gp to block incoming substances.

As a result, if you take piperine or black pepper (or the traditional Ayurvedic blend trikatu), more of the medicinal will pass through the intestinal wall and into the bloodstream. Sometimes, the amount getting into the blood is substantially higher, up to 32 times its levels without piperine. This is why particular care needs to be taken if you are using piperine and are also taking pharmaceuticals. It is also why you should never take piperine with severe infections of the intestinal wall such as E. coli and cholera. Piperine would allow the bacteria to more easily infiltrate the intestinal wall and get deeper into your system.”

He also warns that piperine should not be taken for extended periods due to the possibility of digestive and reproductive side effects. 7 days of dosing is safe, 20 mg per dose, 15-30 min before the supplement, and no more than twice per day.