Is US Blood Supply Free of mRNA and Spike Protein?
Dr. Gina Loudon recently disclosed having surgery and signing a consent for blood transfusion if needed during or after the operation. She had concerns over COVID-19 vaccinated blood donors contributing mRNA and Spike protein to the blood supply
Castruita et al have found circulating mRNA in blood for at least 28 days in a minority of recipients.
Brogna and colleagues have demonstrated that Spike protein is measurable in blood for at least 6 months in half of recipients.
The lifespan of a red blood cell in the body is about 120 days. According to Red Cross Blood Services, packed red blood cells (PRBCs) can be stored in special refrigerators for up to 42 days, depending on the type of anticoagulant used.
Ng et al, have reported that blood older than 30 days can have problems and has been associated with increased mortality after transfusion.
For these reasons, it is important to understand that blood being used today would only be put at risk with a freshly vaccinated donor. According to the CDC, for calendar year 2024 through April, 27, only 4,237,676 adult Americans have taken a COVID-19 shot, representing 1.6 percent of the adult population.
Only three percent of the eligible population donates blood in a year. Thus at most, <.05 percent of 2024 blood donations were from vaccinated donors. There has not been a documented case of mRNA or Spike transference by PRBC transfusion.
The shelf lives for other blood products vary greatly from platelets at 5 days to fresh frozen plasma cryoprecipitate out to 1 year. Risks could be different for pooled blood products.
Intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) is a concentrate of the pooled immunoglobulins derived from 1000 to 100,000 healthy donors depending upon the manufacturer. The shelf life of IVIG depends on the product, but it can range from 24 to 36 months when stored at 2–8°C (36–46°F).
There is more concern about mRNA and Spike contaminated IVIG used electively in long-COVID and vaccine injury syndromes than for a life saving PRBC transfusion during surgery.
While there are attempts to gather information about vaccine status in 2024 blood donors, unfortunately it is too late for both past PRBC and pooled applications.
Future testing should be focused on mRNA and Spike detection in products on the shelf through inspection and determination of acceptable thresholds for use.
For the rare, recently vaccinated person, it is prudent to wait at least six months before donation and declare the COVID-19 vaccine status at the time of donation.
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Saeed Qureshi
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@ “Castruita et al have found circulating mRNA in blood for at least 28 days in a minority of recipients. Brogna and colleagues have demonstrated that Spike protein is measurable …”
I have not seen a valid test for mRNA or spike protein. There cannot be one because developing a test requires (reference) samples of the item to be tested, in this case, mRNA and/or spike protein, which are unavailable. So, there cannot be a test for such. Hence, the claims mentioned above have to be invalid. Unfortunately, doctors do not understand this and are making claims incorrectly. Sorry.
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Tom
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I don’t believe anything these medical clowns say.
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JFK
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Since there was no access to the jab vials used during the plandemic (and you should wonder why that was), we have ASOLUTELY NO idea what was in the jabs and what exists in blood of vaccinated individuals. So, spike protein and mRNA are irrelevant to the issue.
There could have been ANYTHING in there and now it is circulating in the blood of the recipients. And no-one can find what that was, unless they are looking for it. Did they test (or can they test) the recipients for graphene oxide? How about radio-isotopes? How about fluoride? How about rare microbes? How about mycoplasma? How about parasites? How about some fungus? How about mRNA that codes for estrogen that will turn males gay? How about mRNA that codes for other unwanted hormones? How about raw sh*t?
I can write an entire volume with scenarios on what could be in there and how it can turn into and avalanche of disasters.
Not to mention that, it was proven there were more than 100 totally different batches of this “vaccine” circulating the globe, most definitely under the same label. Not even counting accidental contaminations…
So, no.
Blood donations are not safe, the vaccinated are not safe even if 5 years have passed, vaccinated bloodlines are not safe even if 3 generations have passed, and we just hope the “geniuses” in “modern science” had no urges to kill people and haven’t accidentally messed things up enough to get our entire species extinct.
Given how stupid scientists have proven to be, you should assume the worst possible scenario you can think of, and not even that might be enough to keep you safe.
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JFK
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Have you noticed that all scientific articles say “at least X months”?
Years have passed since the jabbing frenzy and half of the test subjects stopped taking the jabs earlier than that.
Why don’t they tell us whether or not the spike protein exists in the blood of the recipients after 1 and 2 years?
I am sure that would not be that hard to figure out, even if it is using their questionable methods of detecting things.
I am also sure this is a vital information to know.
So, why don’t they tell us?
Why do they stick to this stupid piece of information that we already knew years ago?
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