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Radio. This is the McCullough Report. And I'm Dr. Peter McCullough, your host. The topic of this

show is going to be self-directed management of long COVID syndrome and vaccine injury syndromes that are attributed to whole body accumulation of the spike protein.

The spike protein is the spine on the surface of the virus. So when you see the

virus, it looks like a ball, and it has a bunch of prickly projections all around it. That's the spike

protein. When we get SARS-Co2 infection or COVID-19 illness, a piece of that spike protein is

retained in the body. It's been demonstrated by Bruce

Patterson at InCLDX that the S1 segment, the outer tip segment of the protein, has been found in CD16

monocytes for 15 months, a year and a half after infection, we're constantly getting exposed to it

over and over again. When we measure antibodies to the spike protein, in people who've had

the infection, the antibodies are positive to the nucleo capsid, the ball, but they're also positive

to the spike protein. Now, this antibody measurement is very important because zero to a thousand means

relatively little exposure probably very good detoxification the body is clearing it out the

antibodies are a proxy for how much spike protein is still in the body stimulating their production

greater than a thousand units

per ML than progressively greater risk. I saw a patient yesterday, a young woman who just had COVID-19

and then suffered a heart attack, a major heart attack, and had to get angiography and stenting

of the widdlemaker artery, the left interior descending

artery, and her doctors denied that COVID was the precipitant. Now, she did not take the vaccine.

She said it was clear. She has no risk factors. Her parents lived well into their 90s without heart

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