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Q&A: Why Is Spike Found in the Unvaccinated Too?

Day 4 · 6:15:04 · Myriam Bohémier · Dr. Peter McCullough

  • 🦠 Infection sheds S1 that the body walls off in exosomes or CD16 monocytes and clears poorly.
  • 📦 Some people harbor replicating viral reservoirs for months, producing bona fide long-COVID spike loads.
  • ⚖️ Vaccine still delivers 10- to 1,000-fold more spike than natural infection.

Unvaccinated can carry residual spike from infection, but vaccinated loads are far higher.

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Myriam Bohémier · 6:15:04

Um, and then final— I thought I had a final question, but you've kind of created another question with it— is, so I found it a little alarming that you're saying you're finding large amounts of spike protein in both the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. Now, why would there today the spike protein in the unvaccinated? Because they should have cleared that virus years ago.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 6:15:29

The, the— when the virus in the unvaccinated person, when it docks with the ACE2 receptor, part of the spike protein is sacrificed, the S2 segment. The S1 segment gets in the body, and the body knows it's foreign, so it tries to wall it off in exosomes, or actually in, in certain blood cells, CD16 monocyte. And Bruce Patterson and InCellDx has shown this. The human body has a hard time getting rid of the spike protein. So it's possible that someone could have had COVID 2 or 3 times. Some people are very prone to this infection and they could have actually been loaded through serial infections over time. There is a bona fide— it was just a paper in JAMA on this— there is a bona fide reservoir. There are some people where the virus sets up shop and continues to replicate in the human body for months. So they can get super loaded with this protein. So there is a real long COVID syndrome in the unvaccinated, for sure. But if we were to quantitate it compared to the natural infection, the vaccine is 10 to maybe 1,000-fold more spike protein.

Dr. Peter McCullough · 6:16:33

It's way more in the vaccinated.

Myriam Bohémier · 6:16:36

Thank you, Dr. McCullough. It's just been an honor having you check the Allison Inquiry LIVE.