Vaccine Toxicity, 3-Foot Long Blood Clots, COVID Testing—Panel Answers Critical Questions | Florida Summit

A physically active lawmaker at the Florida House of Representatives was diagnosed with a huge blood clot from his waist down to his ankle last month.

Florida House District 3 Rep. Dr. Joel Rudman asked another doctor, Dr. John Littell, if the clot was caused by the mRNA vaccines he took two years ago.

Dr. Littell, who is the organizer of the 2023 Florida Summit on COVID, posed this same question to a panel of pathophysiology experts.

“The evidence is pointing to yes,” said Dr. Ryan Cole, a pathologist and one of the panel experts.

“Because DNA can persist. So with contamination and the cells taking this up, they may be making truncated, shortened proteins. They may be making a full spike protein … There is no regulatory factory in the body or no proof as to when the production of the spike stops,” said Dr. Cole.

Other questions addressed by the panel were:

Do we still need to test for COVID?
Do we need to vaccinate against RSV?
What is the new dengue vaccine all about?
What can medical students do if they are still forced into getting the shots?
Why do the COVID shots vary in their toxicity from batch to batch?

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