Dr Charles Hoffe and the D-Dimer Test
Where Does the V Distribute to?
Only 25% of the V stays in the arm. The remaining 75% distributes through out the body. It is collected by the lymphatic system and fed into the general circulation. Once in the circulation it is absorbed into the vessel lining around capillaries, since this is where the blood flows slowest. There are about 40 trillion mRNAs per V dose.
What is the Effect on Capillaries when mRNA is absorbed?
Normally, the cells lining the capillaries are very smooth - because this allows for the unimpeded flow of blood. However, when these cells absorb the mRNA, they produce thousands of spike fragments on their surface, and their surface becomes rough. Platelets interpret a rough surface as damage, and produce clotting.
The result is millions of microscopic clots in capillaries - scattered throughout the body. Clotting of these micro-capillaries deprives their associated tissues of blood. Consequently, these vessels and their associated tissues can become permanently damaged, especially if the tissues do not normally regenerate - i.e. heart tissue, brain tissue.
How Can We Detect these Microscopic Clots?
These clots will not show on a normal scan, since they are too small. The only way to detect them is with a blood test called a D-DIMER TEST
Testing the Hypothesis
Dr Charles Hoffe was alarmed at the high rate of adverse effects amongst his own patients after receiving the V. He hypothesised that the adverse effects were the result of the above mentioned micro-clots, which are undetectable by ordinary scans. Instead, he decided to use the D-DIMER test on all V'ed patients within 1 week of the V.
Preliminary Results
62% of those v'ed had elevated D-DIMER.
Dr Charles Hoffe concluded that clotting is not rare, but rather occurs in most of the people V'ed.
Short and Long-Term Effects
Short term effects of micro-clots in the brain are -
headache
dizziness
nausea
fatigue
Short term effects of thousands of micro-clots in the capillaries of the lungs are -
difficulty in oxygenating the blood
reduced effort tollerance
coronary artery hypertension
The long term effect of the increased difficulty of pushing blood through permanently damaged capillaries is RIGHT-SIDED HEART FAILURE - leading to the death of those so afflicted within 3 years!
Additional Notes:
The actual virus C19 also induces elevated D-Dimer - https://www.healio.com/news/hematology-oncology/20210408/elevated-ddimer-levels-common-months-after-covid19-diagnosis
Link to AU Gov Health Website on D-Dimer Test - https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/d-dimer-test
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