Blood Clot Analysis From Living And Deceased Individuals - Preliminary Chemical Solubility Testing - Part 3 of 3 - Dr. Ana Mihalcea With Clifford Carnicom

Image: Clot from deceased individual

Image: Clot from Vaccine Injured Individual

Image: Clot from unvaccinated Individual

In this paper we show the preliminary data of clot solubility testing with different caustic chemical reagents. We have previously reported on microscopy and Near Infrared spectroscopy of these same clots samples, from a deceased individual, and C19 vaccinated and unvaccinated living individuals.

Protein polymers are a rubber like substance. We used the following reagents:

1. Strong Sulfuric Acid

2. Strong Sodium Hydroxide ( Lye)

3. Acetone

4. Alcohol

5. Toluene

6. Methylene Chloride (Stripper)

7. Petrol

8. NN-diethyl-meta-toluamide (DEET)

9. PIB, PEA,PIBA (Fuel Injector Cleaner)

   

   Image: Clots in different reagents

   

   Summary:

   All solubility tests except that of Sodium Hydroxide fail completely within a window of 72 hours.

   Sodium Hydroxide (Lye) shows the possibility of a slight reaction within the same time window.

   More exhaustive studies especially in respect to time, will be conducted.

   It appears that we must do everything to prevent the clots from forming rather then try to dissolve these rubbery clots once they have assembled in the body.

   The findings of a self assembly polymer in deceased clots are consistent with the results obtained by Mike Adams.

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