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A team of scientists and physicians from the University of Bristol put out a study preprint back in July that received almost no attention, the reason being that it calls into question the safety and effectiveness of Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) “vaccines.”
The paper explains that spike proteins found inside the vials – or that are produced inside the body by the jab if it is an mRNA type – are causing changes to the cells in the small blood vessels of the heart. This phenomenon, they found, is linked to heart attacks and other cardiovascular damage.
The research team presented these findings to the European Society of Cardiology Congress, presenting 26 pages of data along with 56 footnotes as evidence. And still, nothing has been done to address the problem.
writes Alex Berenson on his Substack.
In other words, the only part of the plandemic equation that could be causing blood clots and heart attacks is vaccine spike proteins. And this is precisely why the study in question has yet to gain any type of traction.
The paper explains that spike proteins found inside the vials – or that are produced inside the body by the jab if it is an mRNA type – are causing changes to the cells in the small blood vessels of the heart. This phenomenon, they found, is linked to heart attacks and other cardiovascular damage.
The research team presented these findings to the European Society of Cardiology Congress, presenting 26 pages of data along with 56 footnotes as evidence. And still, nothing has been done to address the problem.
I am no expert on the structure and function of heart cells, but as far as I can tell it appears meticulously documented
And it paints a troubling picture: specialised blood vessel cells called pericytes have receptors called CD147s. The novel coronavirus itself (Sars-Cov-2) cannot attack these CD147s and damage the pericyte cells, potentially leading to clotting and heart attacks.