June 30th, 2022.
Thanks Rich
Pathologist Dr Ryan Cole confirmed about these ârubberyâ clots. He didnât give an indication of numbers.
Cole also confirmed an earlier story about some batch numbers causing most of the harms. This might explain why some are saying they have seen a lot of these while few are speaking up. Though John OâLooney says many are agreeing in private. He seem to have a world following!
Hereâs a couple more embalmers - Cary Watkins and Richard Hirschman
The Dr Jane Ruby show has been covering it.
Graphic illustration (screenshot) below, with apologies to sensitivities.
From this video
(Time 3.53)
Eek, thatâs hideous. I didnât quite grasp how this deposit (?) is accumulating. If itâs a blood clot then surely in the circulatory system? The thing on the table looks⌠a bit large, doesnât it?
âThe thing on the table looks⌠a bit large, doesnât it?â
Yeah, I guess thatâs why they broke the taboo of not showing any body portion - or we would have assumed it was smaller.
I donât know much about it I assumed it was just more clotting but thatâs likely wrong - we knew about clots then it was micro clots, now giant clots.
Yes itâs in veins and arteries, usually veins Dr Ryan Cole says, in the interview with Cremola I posted about.
I just realized I didnât actually post the whole long transcript, just the summary (which is also quite long, if anyone wants to see the whole thing itâs on the link: https://mercola.fileburst.com/PDF/ExpertInterviewTranscripts/DrMercola-DrRyanCole-UnravelingTheHiddenPatternsBehindTheCurrentCOVID19Narratives.pdf).
Anyway, hereâs the snippet:
âDr. Ryan Cole:
I think so. But at the same time, to your point with heart disease, we know that this spike causes
a lot of clotting. I mean, hereâs some of the postmortem clots that are just jelly-like.
Dr. Joseph Mercola:
Whatâs the longest one youâve seen?
Dr. Ryan Cole:
About 2 feet.
Dr. Joseph Mercola:
Oh, geez. Wow.
Dr. Ryan Cole:
Theyâre just thick, rubbery clots. And we know weâve seen a lot of micro-clotting with the-
Dr. Joseph Mercola:
And these are all in the veins? Or theyâre some [crosstalk 00:29:23].
Dr. Ryan Cole:
Well, I have some that are arterial as well, which is fascinating. You usually donât see a lot of
arterial clots because of the pressure of the system, but itâs fascinating. But the majority are
venous, yes. But Iâve seen some arterial as well, so that makes me worried as well about heart
disease, because I donât know if youâve looked at the data from Ed Dowd and some of the
insurance-âŚâ
(wanders off after that)
These things must be damned dangerous. The big ones are rare, it seems, but it should probably be treated as an urgent problem to diagnose all the people with dangerous clots.
Thereâs more information on these clots here
Embalmers Find Veins and Arteries Filled With Rubbery Clots
Itâs actually a saved Dr Cremola article where he featured the Dr Jane Ruby scoop story about this.
Thereâs quite a bit of advice, for anyone who might be worried. Some from Dr Cremola* and also a link to the excellent FLCCC.
(*Not sure about this seed oil/butter advice, he has a thing about that (and linoleic acid) generally. Might be worth checking that part out)
Sources and References
- 1 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022
- 2 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022, 3:54
- 3 Substack, Steve Kirschâs newsletter February 14, 2022
- 4 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022, 3:02
- 5 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022, 4:23
- 6 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022, 6:00
- 7 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022, 7:50
- 8, 10 Substack, The Rowen Report January 28, 2022
- 9 Rumble, Dr. Jane Ruby Show January 26, 2022, 14:50, 17:46
- 11, 12 C19 Vax Reactions, Everest Romneyâs Mom Speaks Out
- 13 Mayo Clinic ACS
- 14 Twitter Aseem Malhotra November 21, 2021
- 15, 16 FLCCC Alliance, I-RECOVER
- 17 World Council for Health, Spike Protein Detox Guide