I can really relate to the way you explain these things. You bring together so many concepts in an easy to understand way. You were meant to do this and I thank you.
Those of us who studied dementia-linked brain amyloid go crazy when we hear vascular biologists refer to fibrin clots as "amyloid". The same word has been to describe two separate phenomena
Long Covid person here. Was very sick and in bed for multiple months. Took Nattokinase (4000) 3 days ago and got completely cured, effects started within hours. Miracle cure for me. Now, I'm back to dancing, doing, sports, worked 12h yesterday. But, of course, different for everyone.
@alias701 maybe start with 2000 IU each day (I take with a meal) for 2 months. See if you tolerate it well. Maybe move to 4000 IU daily after that. Thatsxwhat I'm doing, but I'm not your doctor. Lol. I don't think most people have rapid positive effects.
Thank you my friend I am here to confirm after taking part in a huge long study recently that Gas perfusion was found to hampered whilst using xenon gas to see the gas transfer in the lungs… they didn’t reveal why but I imagine it’s as you said from other studies where micro clots are to blame
Great information thanks! I've been suffering with Long Covid symptoms for 8 months and started taking Nattokinase in December after hearing about the Pretorius/Kell research. My improvement was slow to begin with until I found out about the importance of having an enteric coating on the Nattokinase supplement (the one from Amazon I was using didn't). I then found a UK supplier who sells an enteric-coated Nattokinase supplement which I bought (along with their Serrapeptase supplement as well) and have been taking it the last 3 weeks with much better results. I highly recommend for anyone with LC symptoms to give it a go.
Pineapple & Papaya contain Bromelain which will dissolve clots naturally. Pine needle tea prevents Corona viruses from entering the cells and Elderberry sort of marks the viruses so the immune system will come eliminate them.
Yeah nattokinase and Serrapeptase i belive can dissolve and break apart these micro clots which is a good thing. I think they have other health benefits as well. Might be dangerous though if someone has a lot. So I'd do things while taking these to increase bloodflow and circulation and thin the blood etc and not over exercise. Take it easy for a while. And the delayed release or coating to absorb better is a big deal I think
@@longcovidontheshort Of course it’s not seen with the spike protein of other viruses (6:57 mins). Covid-19 ‘virus’ is un-natural. It should not even be referred to as a virus.
I'm assuming this issue had resolved on its own for me. Hard to pinpoint how since I was doing so many things. Nicotinic acid, exercise, high does fish oil, time 🤷♂
I had covid like Feb 2022, was fine a few day's later been fine since up until 5 day's ago where I started experienceing a sore lung could only breathe in a little my steps when walking were tiny even using the toilet became an insane task, just today I was referred to hospital had blood's xray mri ecg then keg when they did a d dimer test there were "markers" they gave me a injection of thinner I didn't catch the name, 4 hour's later I had another d dimer and blood's done, the hospital in Ireland had no beds told me could be a 16hr wait but I was good to go just have to get another injection in 4 day's then another 4 day's after that then I'd get blood's done again to see if the micro clots have dispersed, I'm un vaccinated I don't have long covid it's only the one lung that I have serious issues with at the moment. My question is how the heck do I have blood clots? I'm 39 extremely healthy a little bradycardia nothing too severe and a little asthma my resting bpm prior was was never higher than 51 now it's 78. My spo2 was generally around 93 - 94% now it rarely goes above 91 usually sits at 90 sometimes creeps down to 89%. Right now I feel like I'm dying my back hurts every breath hurts how's it possible do these spike's lay dormant why choose now why only one lung.
I had covid August of 2022. Out of nowhere, in April of this year I experienced a pulmonary embolism (fully clotted) of both lung arteries. It's what they call a Saddle PE because it "saddles" both lungs. For several weeks leading up to the event I was exhibiting shortness of breath in taxing situations. I wonder if you are experiencing a clot build up. You may want to research pulmonary embolisms and get yourself scheduled for a CT scan. Good luck, I pray you will feel better soon.
Thank you for this very informative video. One reason why micro-clotting is still occurring in 2024 is that many people who took the Covid-19 vaccines, even those whose last injections were way back in 2021, could still have modRNA producing the spike protein in their bodies today. Just as the spike protein from the virus can cause the formation of micro-clots, so too can the much larger amounts of spike protein continually produced by the vaccine. I have conducted two "Worldwide Embalmer Blood Clot Surveys." In my latest survey, I asked the embalmers two questions about the micro-clots, which they describe as what looks like "coffee grounds" in the blood as it is draining out of the corpse. A stunning 79% of embalmers (212 out of 269) saw the "micro-clotting" in 2023. And they saw the "micro-clotting" in an even more stunning 1 out of every 4 corpses (25%)! Previous to the years of Covid and the vaccines, embalmers saw micro-clotting in less than 5% of their corpses. ruclips.net/video/4rAoqhTUU0g/видео.html
Will arterial ultrasounds see the micro clots? My doctor has ordered ultrasounds and a brain MRI because I have sudden neuropathy in my legs and feet, elevated blood pressure, dizziness and brain fog. I don’t think they know about these micro clots.
@@kellymcdonell9687 Kelly, let me ask Dr. Jordan Vaughn and Dr. Pierre Kory. They are the experts on this topic. I'll get back to you with their response. -Tom
@@kellymcdonell9687 Dr. Jordan Vaughn responded back to me that ultrasounds will NOT detect "micro-clotting." Watch these two videos to see how both Dr. Resia Pretorius and Dr. Vaughn detect "micro-clotting" in patients. They both use fluorescent microscopes. In fact, watch the entirety of both of these videos if you want to learn more about "micro-clotting." VIDEO #1: ruclips.net/video/1MQEqfmYbu0/видео.html VIDEO #2: ruclips.net/video/KVGf-XZ3Y_s/видео.html
No, not really. It is only causal in one direction. Microclots breaking down -> high D-dimers. But high D-dimers can be due to many different things (including indeed microclots breaking down)
@@longcovidontheshort thanks for your reply, I don't have any of the other normal things that would cause my d-dimer to be high, so I can only relate it to microbots at least as far as my condition is concerned. And why it is worse a year after covid it is a mystery to me. I don't have any of the other factors that could cause a high d Dimer, as far as we medically know..
what you know about non-polar patches and polar patches in proteins? I think it's important! Does vWF have different properties if it comes from endothelial cells versus megakaryocytes? What types of antibodies cause disruption in the maturation of vWF? Does spike have a furin cleavage site like vWF? What would happen if antibodies are formed to the spike- furin cleavage site? Oh, doesnt furin cleave vWF to its mature state? Peace!
At some Covid19 dispneeic patients a drop of blood agglutinate on a glass at room temperature before coagulate. At body temperature did not agglutinate. If I used warmed oxigen mix at body temperature,at this patients on ambulance, oxigen saturation increased more rapidly. Did ,,cold agglutinine,, cryoglobuline IgM antibody,or IgM macroglobulinemia explain that ? If at finger blood temperature is low,must warm hand before read oximetry at finger level.
Theoretically,must avoid cold after SARS COV2 infection,and to decrease blood viscousity N- acetylcisteine can be a choice. Also did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ? Why ? Because german virologist Christian Drosten indicate that SARS COV2 better infect tissue at low temperature 34 -35C( at TWiV 659 at min29)
This is an excellent comment actually, Lumbrokinase is a great option for ppl that might have sensitivity to some of the Natto components, or that are allergic to soy. It's indeed much more expensive than Nattokinase, which is unfortunate but better to have an option. A brand that has very high quality Lumbrokinase is Bolouke.
I’ve been taking 3 weeks now and I’m way way worse I can’t even hold my body up or my head without spinning dizzy numb tingling burning feeling drugged I’m so bad 24/7 I give up
Nattokinase is high in vitamin K which acts as a clotting agent..if someone has a high D dimer, is natto contraindicated,? I take drs best as the k has been removed.
Yes, and this should be obvious from my prevalence video. ONS data shows some people have had #LongCovid for more than 2 years (so they got covid before vaccines were even available). I have also interacted with many Long-Covid patients that had covid and developed Long Covid way before vaccines were available. While Long-Covid of any severity can happen to anyone, it seems that the severe and very severe Long-Covid are more common in the unvaccinated population.
@@markrichards636 Most people could not get vaccines this early. There are people that have had #LongCovid since March/May 2020. Either way, as I said, Long-Covid remains higher in populations that have chosen not to get vaccinated, than those that got vaccinated. It of course also affects people that had no symptoms after the vaccine (like me), and then got Long-Covid after getting a covid infection.
the only successfully trialled and peer reviewed treatments for long covid are 1) hbot 2) nicotine patches and 3) intravenous anitbodies. nicotine patches are the obvious one to try first because thet are so cheap and safe and easy. hbot is a little more expensive, and iv antobodies is basically unavailable. everything else is more or less speculation until its been trialled and peer reviewed. i think the triple blood thinning is close to that point though
@@teddybearroosevelt1847 Really? What then? With citations please. Even just one more for the list would be interesting. I'm always trying to cut thru the noise of anecdotal evidence, and these 3 are all I've been able to find that have actually done well in some kind of peer-reviewed trial.
In the trial described in the paper, they only took them for one week, and only the weakest ones. So I don’t think you have to worry about any side-effects. I did it and I would certainly say it fundamentally changed something about my Long Covid, for the better. I dont want to say recovered just yet though.
My lungs are also totally normal but i have diffusion and gas exchange problems. I am doing anti clotting therapy by next week.
Wish me luck!
Have you benefited from it?
I can really relate to the way you explain these things. You bring together so many concepts in an easy to understand way. You were meant to do this and I thank you.
Aw thank you! I really appreciate it :)
Those of us who studied dementia-linked brain amyloid go crazy when we hear vascular biologists refer to fibrin clots as "amyloid". The same word has been to describe two separate phenomena
Great video!! Do you know what is the treatment they are recommending for this?
Long Covid person here. Was very sick and in bed for multiple months. Took Nattokinase (4000) 3 days ago and got completely cured, effects started within hours. Miracle cure for me. Now, I'm back to dancing, doing, sports, worked 12h yesterday. But, of course, different for everyone.
I heard it's best to take after dinner. I tried on empty stomach and had a little stomach irritation.
Yeah can you please give me advice how to take it and how much?
@alias701 maybe start with 2000 IU each day (I take with a meal) for 2 months. See if you tolerate it well. Maybe move to 4000 IU daily after that. Thatsxwhat I'm doing, but I'm not your doctor. Lol. I don't think most people have rapid positive effects.
Thank you my friend I am here to confirm after taking part in a huge long study recently that Gas perfusion was found to hampered whilst using xenon gas to see the gas transfer in the lungs… they didn’t reveal why but I imagine it’s as you said from other studies where micro clots are to blame
I have that I guess . My dlco is very low and my doctor is scratching his head as to why
What treatment did u do? I have the same. By next week i will get anticoagulation therapy and Help apheresis against it @@shilk4301
What therapy did you guys do?
Amazing video and amazing sources!
Can you make a video about fasting? with all the information you've showed i don't think this would be a good idea
Great information thanks! I've been suffering with Long Covid symptoms for 8 months and started taking Nattokinase in December after hearing about the Pretorius/Kell research. My improvement was slow to begin with until I found out about the importance of having an enteric coating on the Nattokinase supplement (the one from Amazon I was using didn't). I then found a UK supplier who sells an enteric-coated Nattokinase supplement which I bought (along with their Serrapeptase supplement as well) and have been taking it the last 3 weeks with much better results. I highly recommend for anyone with LC symptoms to give it a go.
Pineapple & Papaya contain Bromelain which will dissolve clots naturally. Pine needle tea prevents Corona viruses from entering the cells and Elderberry sort of marks the viruses so the immune system will come eliminate them.
Yeah nattokinase and Serrapeptase i belive can dissolve and break apart these micro clots which is a good thing. I think they have other health benefits as well. Might be dangerous though if someone has a lot. So I'd do things while taking these to increase bloodflow and circulation and thin the blood etc and not over exercise. Take it easy for a while. And the delayed release or coating to absorb better is a big deal I think
What dose?
What about hyperactive platelets? It can also be responsible for causing long-term symptoms.
How long is this taken . Is this for life
Where is the next video on endothelial dysfunction ? Great video thank youb
It's out now ;)
@@longcovidontheshort
Of course it’s not seen with the spike protein of other viruses (6:57 mins). Covid-19 ‘virus’ is un-natural. It should not even be referred to as a virus.
@@longcovidontheshort The statement you pasted at 7:30 mins in the video, appears correct to us.
Very informative, we subscribed.
I'm assuming this issue had resolved on its own for me. Hard to pinpoint how since I was doing so many things. Nicotinic acid, exercise, high does fish oil, time 🤷♂
now we are a year from this so what is the research showing and what are the therapy?
I had covid like Feb 2022, was fine a few day's later been fine since up until 5 day's ago where I started experienceing a sore lung could only breathe in a little my steps when walking were tiny even using the toilet became an insane task, just today I was referred to hospital had blood's xray mri ecg then keg when they did a d dimer test there were "markers" they gave me a injection of thinner I didn't catch the name, 4 hour's later I had another d dimer and blood's done, the hospital in Ireland had no beds told me could be a 16hr wait but I was good to go just have to get another injection in 4 day's then another 4 day's after that then I'd get blood's done again to see if the micro clots have dispersed, I'm un vaccinated I don't have long covid it's only the one lung that I have serious issues with at the moment. My question is how the heck do I have blood clots? I'm 39 extremely healthy a little bradycardia nothing too severe and a little asthma my resting bpm prior was was never higher than 51 now it's 78. My spo2 was generally around 93 - 94% now it rarely goes above 91 usually sits at 90 sometimes creeps down to 89%. Right now I feel like I'm dying my back hurts every breath hurts how's it possible do these spike's lay dormant why choose now why only one lung.
I had covid August of 2022. Out of nowhere, in April of this year I experienced a pulmonary embolism (fully clotted) of both lung arteries. It's what they call a Saddle PE because it "saddles" both lungs. For several weeks leading up to the event I was exhibiting shortness of breath in taxing situations. I wonder if you are experiencing a clot build up. You may want to research pulmonary embolisms and get yourself scheduled for a CT scan. Good luck, I pray you will feel better soon.
Look at nattokinase.
Thank you for this very informative video. One reason why micro-clotting is still occurring in 2024 is that many people who took the Covid-19 vaccines, even those whose last injections were way back in 2021, could still have modRNA producing the spike protein in their bodies today. Just as the spike protein from the virus can cause the formation of micro-clots, so too can the much larger amounts of spike protein continually produced by the vaccine.
I have conducted two "Worldwide Embalmer Blood Clot Surveys." In my latest survey, I asked the embalmers two questions about the micro-clots, which they describe as what looks like "coffee grounds" in the blood as it is draining out of the corpse. A stunning 79% of embalmers (212 out of 269) saw the "micro-clotting" in 2023. And they saw the "micro-clotting" in an even more stunning 1 out of every 4 corpses (25%)! Previous to the years of Covid and the vaccines, embalmers saw micro-clotting in less than 5% of their corpses.
ruclips.net/video/4rAoqhTUU0g/видео.html
Will arterial ultrasounds see the micro clots? My doctor has ordered ultrasounds and a brain MRI because I have sudden neuropathy in my legs and feet, elevated blood pressure, dizziness and brain fog. I don’t think they know about these micro clots.
@@kellymcdonell9687 Kelly, let me ask Dr. Jordan Vaughn and Dr. Pierre Kory. They are the experts on this topic. I'll get back to you with their response. -Tom
@@kellymcdonell9687 Dr. Jordan Vaughn responded back to me that ultrasounds will NOT detect "micro-clotting." Watch these two videos to see how both Dr. Resia Pretorius and Dr. Vaughn detect "micro-clotting" in patients. They both use fluorescent microscopes. In fact, watch the entirety of both of these videos if you want to learn more about "micro-clotting." VIDEO #1: ruclips.net/video/1MQEqfmYbu0/видео.html
VIDEO #2: ruclips.net/video/KVGf-XZ3Y_s/видео.html
Ultrasounds will not detect the micro-clots. Dr. Vaughn uses a fluorescent microscope to detect micro-clots.
So does a high d Dimer indicate the microclots are being broken down?
No, not really. It is only causal in one direction. Microclots breaking down -> high D-dimers. But high D-dimers can be due to many different things (including indeed microclots breaking down)
@@longcovidontheshort thanks for your reply, I don't have any of the other normal things that would cause my d-dimer to be high, so I can only relate it to microbots at least as far as my condition is concerned. And why it is worse a year after covid it is a mystery to me. I don't have any of the other factors that could cause a high d Dimer, as far as we medically know..
@@Tiredtothecoreyou taking an anticoagulant for the high d dimer?
what you know about non-polar patches and polar patches in proteins? I think it's important! Does vWF have different properties if it comes from endothelial cells versus megakaryocytes? What types of antibodies cause disruption in the maturation of vWF? Does spike have a furin cleavage site like vWF? What would happen if antibodies are formed to the spike- furin cleavage site? Oh, doesnt furin cleave vWF to its mature state? Peace!
Because the virus activates the immune system to over respond as it has never seen this virus configuration before.
Could you at least tell us the hospitals that offer this test?
Unfortunately this is not yet available in the clinical domain
Could this cause TIAs?
Micro-clots are in the small intestine villi. that's why we all have weakness.
At some Covid19 dispneeic patients a drop of blood agglutinate on a glass at room temperature before coagulate.
At body temperature did not agglutinate.
If I used warmed oxigen mix at body temperature,at this patients on ambulance, oxigen saturation increased more rapidly.
Did ,,cold agglutinine,, cryoglobuline IgM antibody,or IgM macroglobulinemia explain that ?
If at finger blood temperature is low,must warm hand before read oximetry at finger level.
Theoretically,must avoid cold after SARS COV2 infection,and to decrease blood viscousity N- acetylcisteine can be a choice.
Also did we know at what tissue temperature did SARS COV2 better replicate ?
Why ?
Because german virologist Christian Drosten indicate that SARS COV2 better infect tissue at low temperature 34 -35C( at TWiV 659 at min29)
Lumbrokinase is alt option to Nattokinase
But it’s expensive and hard to come by
This is an excellent comment actually, Lumbrokinase is a great option for ppl that might have sensitivity to some of the Natto components, or that are allergic to soy. It's indeed much more expensive than Nattokinase, which is unfortunate but better to have an option. A brand that has very high quality Lumbrokinase is Bolouke.
I’ve been taking 3 weeks now and I’m way way worse I can’t even hold my body up or my head without spinning dizzy numb tingling burning feeling drugged I’m so bad 24/7 I give up
@@kellyahmed8997 how do you feel now?
@@kellyahmed8997 sounds like an allergic reaction or MCAS response to histamine since Natto is fermented soy beans.
Nattokinase is high in vitamin K which acts as a clotting agent..if someone has a high D dimer, is natto contraindicated,? I take drs best as the k has been removed.
I take the same.
Thank you.
nattokinase should be pronounced nattokin-ase, not natto-kinase, because its not a kinase, its just an ase derived from nattokin
no one gives a damn, focus on the real problem
Lumbrokinase. 30 times stronger than Nattokinase.
“Long covid” patients means……?
I have another video explaining what is Long-Covid ;)
😢 im going to try nattokanise
Does long covid effect the non vaccinated?
Yes, and this should be obvious from my prevalence video. ONS data shows some people have had #LongCovid for more than 2 years (so they got covid before vaccines were even available). I have also interacted with many Long-Covid patients that had covid and developed Long Covid way before vaccines were available. While Long-Covid of any severity can happen to anyone, it seems that the severe and very severe Long-Covid are more common in the unvaccinated population.
@@longcovidontheshort December 2020 was the date the vaccines were initially given?
@@markrichards636 Most people could not get vaccines this early. There are people that have had #LongCovid since March/May 2020. Either way, as I said, Long-Covid remains higher in populations that have chosen not to get vaccinated, than those that got vaccinated. It of course also affects people that had no symptoms after the vaccine (like me), and then got Long-Covid after getting a covid infection.
@@longcovidontheshort Thank you for your reply
I have long covid and I'm unvaccinated
the only successfully trialled and peer reviewed treatments for long covid are 1) hbot 2) nicotine patches and 3) intravenous anitbodies. nicotine patches are the obvious one to try first because thet are so cheap and safe and easy. hbot is a little more expensive, and iv antobodies is basically unavailable. everything else is more or less speculation until its been trialled and peer reviewed. i think the triple blood thinning is close to that point though
There is much more than that. Much more
@@teddybearroosevelt1847 Really? What then? With citations please. Even just one more for the list would be interesting. I'm always trying to cut thru the noise of anecdotal evidence, and these 3 are all I've been able to find that have actually done well in some kind of peer-reviewed trial.
@@simonpedley9729 Do you have to do the nicotine patches for life? Any dependency?
In the trial described in the paper, they only took them for one week, and only the weakest ones. So I don’t think you have to worry about any side-effects. I did it and I would certainly say it fundamentally changed something about my Long Covid, for the better. I dont want to say recovered just yet though.
@@simonpedley9729 I see. How far in to this hell are you Simon? Thanks for sharing
Radiation poisoning from the sun