An interview between Eric Topol and Katerina Akassoglou: Blood Clots, Brain Inflammation, and Covid - Identifying Fibrin as a Culprit Driver for Acute and Long Covid

delaying fibrinolysis, which is the degradation of this toxic protein from the brain. “

Unable to cross-post (again!), from here:

Katerina Akassoglou: Blood Clots, Brain Inflammation, and Covid

Sasha Latypova has discussed the issue here:

(100) Spike - Part 2. mRNA injection-induced fibrous clots may be crosslinked fibrin.

Here’s a taste of the interview referenced at the top:

“Superimposed on an impressive body of work on the blood-brain-barrier and immune system, Prof Akassoglou and her collaborators just published an elegant study in Nature that centred on the direct binding of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein to fibrin with marked downstream pro-inflammatory effects. The findings and potential treatments have implications beyond Covid, Long Covid to other neurologic diseases.”

As Sasha points out, the largest cause of the presence of spike protein is the injection of experimental C19 modified mRNA substances that infect just about every cell in the body as they are transported within lipid nanoparticles – that are also contaminated with fragments of cancer promoting fragments of monkey virus DNA (that cause generational mutations of the human genome).

Here’s a little more:

“… fibrinogen unbiased mass spec analysis was identified as the predictive biomarker for cognitive impairment in Long Covid patients. And this was in addition to also neuropathology data about the abundance of fibrin deposition in the brain. “

“… what we found was two key domains, one the inflammatory domain and the other the plasmin binding site, which is important for fibrin degradation. So, this suggested a potential dual deleterious role for this interaction, both by maybe affecting inflammation, but also

 delaying fibrinolysis, which is the degradation of this toxic protein from the brain. “

Onwards!!!

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