Dr. Kelly Victory

Furthermore, the people who are examining these very unusual blood clots, these kind of rubbery, white, extensively long blood clots, have found that those blood clots contain a protein called amyloid. For some reason, you're developing or laying down profoundly huge amounts of amyloid that make up these clots. Well, amyloid is what also lays down in the brain and causes Parkinson's.

Furthermore, the people who are examining these very unusual blood clots, these kind of rubbery, white, extensively long blood clots, have found that those blood clots contain a protein called amyloid. For some reason, you're developing or laying down profoundly huge amounts of amyloid that make up these clots. Well, amyloid is what also lays down in the brain and causes Parkinson's.

Now, whether these things are related or not, no one has been able to prove, but I have a sneaking suspicion that you're going to see more of these neurologic issues because of the creation of some of these abnormal proteins. Let's face it, that's what the mRNA codes your body to do, is to create a spike protein, and then you create antibodies to it.

Now, whether these things are related or not, no one has been able to prove, but I have a sneaking suspicion that you're going to see more of these neurologic issues because of the creation of some of these abnormal proteins. Let's face it, that's what the mRNA codes your body to do, is to create a spike protein, and then you create antibodies to it.

But it's causing you to create a foreign protein. Never a good idea, wasn't a good idea from the beginning. I don't care, you know, your first... You know, your biology students should know this. You don't want your body creating massive amounts of a foreign protein. It's going to set off autoimmune diseases all day long. And I think that's what we're seeing. So any other thoughts?

But it's causing you to create a foreign protein. Never a good idea, wasn't a good idea from the beginning. I don't care, you know, your first... You know, your biology students should know this. You don't want your body creating massive amounts of a foreign protein. It's going to set off autoimmune diseases all day long. And I think that's what we're seeing. So any other thoughts?

I want to pivot to some things about the economy. Any other thoughts or anything else you'd like to get out to folks with regard to what you're seeing or what you're following next? What's next for you guys with regard to your data analysis?

I want to pivot to some things about the economy. Any other thoughts or anything else you'd like to get out to folks with regard to what you're seeing or what you're following next? What's next for you guys with regard to your data analysis?

Give me a glimpse, if you can, on liver and skin. You're talking about liver and skin conditions?

Give me a glimpse, if you can, on liver and skin. You're talking about liver and skin conditions?

I'll be particularly interested in the skin data because the reality is, again, from a medical perspective, other than melanoma, most skin cancers, certainly most malignancies, are not lethal. The vast majority are not. I think we've seen a change in that recently.

I'll be particularly interested in the skin data because the reality is, again, from a medical perspective, other than melanoma, most skin cancers, certainly most malignancies, are not lethal. The vast majority are not. I think we've seen a change in that recently.

We've seen a number of people, including some high-profile people, say a Jimmy Buffett, who passed away, we are told, from an aggressive skin cancer that was non-melanoma. Is that the sort of thing that you're seeing in this data?

We've seen a number of people, including some high-profile people, say a Jimmy Buffett, who passed away, we are told, from an aggressive skin cancer that was non-melanoma. Is that the sort of thing that you're seeing in this data?

Fair enough. Okay, we'll look forward to that then. But unfortunately, I fear we are going to see, and as I said, I believe that with you, that neurologic, autoimmune, and cancer deaths and rates are the thing that we're going to see going forward, probably, tragically, for a good decade. Obviously, there are people...

Fair enough. Okay, we'll look forward to that then. But unfortunately, I fear we are going to see, and as I said, I believe that with you, that neurologic, autoimmune, and cancer deaths and rates are the thing that we're going to see going forward, probably, tragically, for a good decade. Obviously, there are people...

Many people, including my colleagues, who are working feverishly to find things to detox from the spike protein. We're looking at things to sort of unwind this. How can we change the trajectory of this? Because it's really our challenge for the next decade.

Many people, including my colleagues, who are working feverishly to find things to detox from the spike protein. We're looking at things to sort of unwind this. How can we change the trajectory of this? Because it's really our challenge for the next decade.

You know, until we pull the shots from the market and stop people from getting them entirely and stop producing new ones because they're constantly threatening that they're going to come up with one for RSV or we've got a, you know, mRNA shot for monkeypox. We've got one for bird flu. Now we're vaccinating the cattle and the chickens and the turkeys. You know, it is just stop.

You know, until we pull the shots from the market and stop people from getting them entirely and stop producing new ones because they're constantly threatening that they're going to come up with one for RSV or we've got a, you know, mRNA shot for monkeypox. We've got one for bird flu. Now we're vaccinating the cattle and the chickens and the turkeys. You know, it is just stop.