In June 2022, we began to correlate the large rubbery clots that embalmers were pulling out of cadavers with the COVID-19 vaccine. I wrote about it then, as we first suspected this horrifying correlation.

Fast forward to the end of 2025, and the clots are real–beyond any reasonable doubt. We just featured an article that shows an 800% increase in autopsied deaths with blood clots of unknown origin. And a new peer-reviewed study further confirms this incredibly alarming biological finding: 100% of COVID-vaccinated participants in the study had amyloid microclots circulating in the blood. The clots have the same pathology as the large fibrous clots, and the study cohort consisted of 94% of the subjects vaccinated.

Spike protein is another serious concern. The mRNA vaccines essentially turn the body into a spike protein production factory. We know that the majority of cardiac problems have been caused by the mRNA Pfizer and Moderna jabs, which deliver a blueprint of the COVID spike protein to cells. This is particularly disturbing now that the UK has just approved a perpetual spike protein machine in the self-amplifying mRNA COVID jab, Kostaive.

Immunotoxic Proteins

What do clots and spike protein have in common? Both have immunotoxic proteins that can cause immunosuppression, hypersensitivity, or autoimmune. These proteins are also found in environmental pollutants and in certain drugs and biological agents. Nattokinase supports normal blood flow, circulation, and blood pressure levels. Its efficacy extends to addressing cardiovascular diseases such as high blood pressure, heart disease, high cholesterol, and stroke, primarily through its ability to thin the blood and dissolve blood clots.

Clinical research shows that nattokinase can destroy the toxic amyloid matter associated with these clots. It not only dissolves existing blood clots and fibrin, but also enhances the body’s production of proteins that break down clots (called fibrolytic agents). Nattokinase has shown promise in degrading spike protein, offering a potential way to mitigate its effects.  

For those interested in learning more about the adverse effects of residual foreign proteins on health, check out my Foreign Proteins course at Learning4You.

Proteolytic Enzymes