Q&A: What Are the “Calamari” Clots Morticians Report?

Day 4 · 6:09:55 · Myriam Bohémier · Dr. Peter McCullough

• 🩸 Spike is uniquely pro-coagulant and amylogenic, folding into rubbery amyloid that seeds more clot.
• 🪦 ~70% of morticians report large rubbery clots in ~23% of deceased, vaccinated and unvaccinated.
• 🏒 A Canadian semi-pro hockey player cleared massive leg/lung clots after two years of high-dose detox, no surgery.

Amyloid spike clots explain mortician “calamari” findings and can resolve with prolonged detox.

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Transcript

Myriam Bohémier · 6:09:55

And it's just, you're an internist and you're a cardiologist, and there's been report after report after report that funeral homes, when they're basically preparing bodies, are finding these these, these pieces that they describe as calamari within patients. Can you just share with us about that briefly?

Dr. Peter McCullough · 6:10:16

The spike protein is found in blood clots. The spike protein can stimulate blood clot formation even in the absence of platelets. We've never seen a protein that is this pro-coagulant. The spike protein is amylogenic, meaning it can fold fold. And I showed you the one side where it's folding. And when proteins fold, they become rubbery. That's called amyloid. There's about 3 dozen proteins that can do this in the human body or with various disease processes. But the spike protein is amylogenic. And so when large amounts of spike protein are in blood clots, they fold, they attract, attract even more blood clot formation, and the blood clot is physically rubbery. Now in a report by Tom Haviland, about 70% of morticians have seen this, and they're finding large blood clots in the deceased in about 23% of the deceased, vaccinated and unvaccinated. This is very important. That means the spike protein is in us, and probably all of us are somewhat prone to blood clotting.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 6:11:21

Normally blood liquefies at death, and it's easily— when the vessels are cannulated, the blood strained out and then the body is embalmed, but they're actually having to pull out these large blood clots. It's been described as calamari. But I've had a patient who's not here today, but he's Canadian and he's a semi-pro hockey player. He had a massive blood clot in his leg after taking the vaccine. A shot to his lungs ruined his hockey career and he was taking blood thinners going nowhere because the blood clot was not resolving. I put him on the detox protocol hard at high doses. It took 2 years, no surgery needed. Finally, and we did serial ultrasounds, the blood clots are all finally gone, gone. And I was able to take him off the blood thinners and clear him to return to pro hockey. So it can be done. My point is, for the vaccine injured, you— if you've been sick and had a problem for 2 or 3 years, is going to take 2 or 3 years of treatment for recovery, to full recovery.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 6:12:21

He's going to be back being a hockey superstar. Right.

Myriam Bohémier · 6:12:25

Now, this is, this is important, and it's actually one of the reasons why we wanted you on the final day, is so that people can understand that actually there's, there are solutions. They just haven't been told about them, right? And they've been, they've been left to believe that they're on their own, and they've left to believe that nobody will them. But that's, that's hopefully that's going to change because there are protocols that help. They're not quick, but, but there's science there to explain what's going on and then some, some clear solutions.