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Q&A: Why Does Spike Protein Persist for Years?

Day 4 · 5:52:49 · Myriam Bohémier · Dr. Peter McCullough

  • 🧬 McCullough says mRNA may still produce spike and adenoviral vaccines leave a long bloodstream tail of synthetic spike.
  • 🧪 No natural human enzyme breaks down the lab-made spike, unlike every natural protein the body clears.
  • ⏳ Virus itself may last about a year, but vaccine full-length spike is found for far longer from multiple sources.

Counsel presses how spike can remain years later; McCullough cites synthetic protein and ongoing production.

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Myriam Bohémier · 5:52:49

And my understanding is, is that there's other studies showing at least the, the persistence of spike protein. Can you help us to understand, like, how can— how is it possible that spike protein is, is remaining that long in the body? Is the body still making it from the mRNA injection?

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:53:11

I think in part messenger RNA is still making it, but remember the adenoviral vaccines, Johnson and, and AstraZeneca, they still have very a long tail of spike protein in the bloodstream. We can't find any natural human enzyme that breaks it down. There's always collagenases, there's always, you know, hydrolases, there's, you know, heparin and all kinds of other— and the human body can break down every protein that's natural. This protein is not natural. It's an unnatural synthetic protein made in a Chinese lab. That's the problem. Okay.

Myriam Bohémier · 5:53:53

And I, I just want to make sure that, that I understand it. So the spike protein is the dangerous part of the virus. So if I use the word, if I said, well, that's really a poison, spike protein, it causes damage within us, it's a poison. So what happens is, is we get injected with a poison and our body can't ever get rid of it.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:54:15

It just stays there. You know, they're like all their proteins. There has to be some fatigue as proteins move through the human body. We have the reticuloendothelial system. There's all kinds of protein packaging. There has to be some fatigue in this. I don't believe a single protein can last in the human body for 100 years. There are ways of infections though to persist in the body for a very long time and make people sick, but it's because the organisms have found a crafty way of doing it. And the, the two examples that come to mind are Lyme disease, Borrelia burgdorferi, very long time. And the other one is syphilis. Syphilis can be in the human body for decades. We don't have evidence the SARS-CoV-2 virus— so far the evidence are the virus itself can live in the human body about a, about a year, and that's from an autopsy study from Chertow.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 5:55:16

We don't know how long the virus itself can live, but we're finding evidence from multiple sources that the spike protein, little tip of it from the infection, and the full-length spike protein from the vaccine is there for a long time.