10 Signs You Have a Vaccine Injury and What You Can Do About It:

Insights from Top Doctors

More than 1 in 4 Americans think they know someone who has been killed by the COVID-19 vaccines. And more people than not believe there are legitimate reasons to be concerned about the safety of these injections.

According to OpenVAERS, more than 1.59 million people have reported an injury following COVID-19 vaccination. Many experts with a credible track record on COVID attest that this figure is severely underreported. So, there are millions upon millions of people walking around with vaccine injuries.

Amidst the rapid global vaccination campaigns, the whispers of vaccine injuries, largely linked to spike proteins, have now become echoing concerns.

1.) Recurrent infections.

2.) Decreased capacity for exercise or physical activity, often accompanied by fatigue.

3.) Chest pains.

4.) Persistent headaches.

5.) Noticeable skin rashes.

6.) Exacerbation of existing conditions, including autoimmune, cardiac, and neurological disorders.

7.) New onset of conditions like diabetes.

8.) Seizures

9.) Blood clots

10.) Brain fog

It’s worth noting that brain fog and fatigue are also symptoms often associated with “long COVID.”

At times it has been difficult to discern if the symptoms are due to vaccination or the COVID-19 virus. This has confounded the production of meaningful statistics.

So, what can we do to help prevent such medical disasters?

Three words: “Base Spike Detoxification.” Dr. McCullough announced that Friday, 8/25/23, “was a historic day” because “the very first detoxification protocol was published in the U.S. medical literature.” Specifically, the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons.

Nattokinase, Bromelain, and Curcurmin were found to detoxify Spike Proteins which remain in the blood stream long after vaccination.

BREAKING--Clinical Rationale for SARS-CoV-2 Base Spike Protein Detoxification in Post COVID-19 and Vaccine Injury Syndromes.

Despite this hypothesis, there have been no rational clinical trials for this treatment.