This blog post explores the alarming rise of unusual white fibrous clots observed by embalmers across the United States, discussing their characteristics, potential causes, and the implications for public health, particularly in relation to COVID-19 and vaccination.
In recent years, embalmers across the United States have reported an alarming increase in the presence of unusual white fibrous clots during the embalming process. This phenomenon has raised questions about the potential causes and implications for public health, particularly in the context of COVID-19 and vaccination. This blog post delves into the observations made by embalmers, the characteristics of these clots, and the need for further investigation.
An embalmer from Virginia noted a significant increase in the occurrence of white rubbery clots, which have become the new normal. The embalmer expressed skepticism about a Canadian colleague who claimed not to have seen any such clots, questioning the honesty of the responses from over 250 embalmers who reported similar findings.
A New York embalmer reported varying clot characteristics since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly among younger individuals aged 50 to 60 who experienced massive heart attacks. This embalmer emphasized that many of their colleagues, with years of experience, have never witnessed such changes before.
In Ohio, an embalmer shared a personal story about a young relative who died from a brain aneurysm, raising concerns about the potential link between the spike protein from vaccines and unusual clotting. The embalmer highlighted the rarity of such aneurysms in young people, suggesting that there may be underlying factors contributing to these incidents.
An embalmer from Florida reported seeing both traditional clots and the new white fibrous clots, which have increased in number over time. This embalmer noted that discussions among colleagues revealed a shared experience of these unusual clots, further corroborating the observations.
Some embalmers, such as one from Arizona, dismissed the reports as conspiracy theories, attributing the clots to refrigeration processes rather than any medical interventions. However, this view was contradicted by other embalmers who noted the presence of these clots in fresh bodies, indicating that refrigeration alone could not account for the phenomenon.
The white fibrous clots reported by embalmers differ significantly from traditional clots. They are described as tough, rubbery, and difficult to break apart, contrasting with the softer, yellowish chicken fat clots that are more common. Some embalmers have observed these clots taking the shape of the vascular system, suggesting a casting effect.
The discussion surrounding these clots often leads to speculation about the role of the spike protein associated with COVID-19 vaccines. Some embalmers have raised concerns that the spike protein may contribute to abnormal clotting and vascular issues, potentially leading to serious health complications.
The embalmers emphasized the importance of conducting thorough investigations into the causes of these clots. They called for collaboration with pathologists and researchers to analyze samples and determine the underlying mechanisms at play.
The rise in reports of unusual clots has significant implications for public health. There are concerns about the accuracy of death certificates, particularly regarding the classification of deaths related to COVID-19 and vaccination. The potential for misdiagnosis raises questions about the true impact of these health interventions on mortality rates.
The observations made by embalmers regarding the increase in white fibrous clots warrant serious attention and further investigation. As the medical community continues to grapple with the implications of COVID-19 and vaccination, it is crucial to consider the insights from those who work closely with the deceased. Understanding the nature and causes of these clots could provide valuable information for public health policies and practices moving forward.
