Thank you for writing about this. We have a peer-reviewed scientific article coming out on the subject in the journal of the European Society of Medicine. I'm glad to see more people writing and talking about it! Vielen Dank, dass Sie darüber geschrieben haben. Wir haben einen von Experten begutachteten wissenschaftlichen Artikel zu diesem Thema in der Zeitschrift der European Society of Medicine veröffentlicht. Ich freue mich, dass mehr Leute darüber schreiben und reden!
As I've noted in various online forums, very little attention has been given to APS (Antiphospholipid Syndrome) and PEG (Polyethylene Glycol). Given my personal medical history—including a confirmed genetic predisposition for von Willebrand Factor (vWF) abnormalities (Types II and V) and a prior thrombosis diagnosis in my left arm—I was understandably alarmed. In 2016, after a bout of sepsis, I received IV vancomycin through a PICC line, along with oral Cipro, which further heightened my concern about potential clotting risks.
In January 2021, I had an elevated D-Dimer, and being familiar with the symptoms of thrombosis, I proactively requested a DVT sonogram. The results confirmed deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in my left lower leg, for which I was prescribed Heparin injections.
Similar symptoms recurred after receiving the mRNA BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in early 2021—first following the initial dose in March, and again after a booster in May. After several delays in securing appointments, Hematology finally confirmed a diagnosis of APS and lupus in November 2022.
Another incident occurred following a tetanus booster. After accidentally cutting my hand with a kitchen knife, I realized my 10-year tetanus vaccination was overdue. Approximately eight hours after receiving the tetanus shot, I began experiencing familiar symptoms: burning skin, vision and hearing impairment, brain inflammation, and severe muscle weakness. My body seemed to enter a shock-like state, akin to sepsis. Unfortunately, the prescribed treatment—mainly NSAIDs—was inadequate, as NSAIDs can worsen symptoms in people with lupus. Steroids, which might have been more appropriate, were not suggested.
There’s also the question of PEG. White thrombi recently removed from living and deceased patients have unclear consistency, which raises concerns. Given that PEG is a common ingredient in many vaccines and medications, I believe it warrants further investigation as a potential trigger or contributing factor in these reactions.
It’s the PEG, just as I suspected all along. Now I understand why no lab in Germany was willing to examine the crystals I collected, emerging from my skin.
Pictures taken with a magnifier are available.
Question: Is this PDF file by any chance available in English?
It could also be cholesterol crystals. They ware found in great quantities in post mortems by Arne Burkhardt. You need an EM which can measure chemicals to check for that. Arne Burkhard found lots of cholesterol crystals.
Thank you very much for supporting and answering my questions.
I've read Dr. Burkhardt work and saw his interviews.
I wish I could have asked him this question: If I’m not mistaken, cholesterol is not water-soluble, whereas dissolving PEG crystals in a lab is typically straightforward, as PEG is generally warm-water-soluble (depending on its molecular weight) and can also dissolve in solvents like methanol or acetone. Given that PEG is water-soluble, why can’t the body, which is roughly 60% water, dissolve PEG crystals before they cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and trigger an allergic cytokine reaction?
Habe es von DocCheck übernommen und kann Symptom von Syndrom nicht unterscheiden als Biologe. Wenn Sie das sortieren können, kann ich das gerne korrigieren.
ach Gottchen, falls es hier zur blutigen Diskussion kommt - gerne. Kenne natürlich die Quelle, zieht es alles etwas runter.. (ein Infarkt ist die Folge von … die Folge von … die Folge von …), es geht um Kausalitätsketten und nicht um Sammlungen in Schuhkartons unterm Bett
In 2005, Fischetti and coworkers demonstrated that Endotoxin priming is essential for Antiphospholid Syndrome.
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/antiphospholipid-syndrome-caused
I added you Substack as Link
Thank you for writing about this. We have a peer-reviewed scientific article coming out on the subject in the journal of the European Society of Medicine. I'm glad to see more people writing and talking about it! Vielen Dank, dass Sie darüber geschrieben haben. Wir haben einen von Experten begutachteten wissenschaftlichen Artikel zu diesem Thema in der Zeitschrift der European Society of Medicine veröffentlicht. Ich freue mich, dass mehr Leute darüber schreiben und reden!
Possible Culprits: APS, mRNA, or PEG?
As I've noted in various online forums, very little attention has been given to APS (Antiphospholipid Syndrome) and PEG (Polyethylene Glycol). Given my personal medical history—including a confirmed genetic predisposition for von Willebrand Factor (vWF) abnormalities (Types II and V) and a prior thrombosis diagnosis in my left arm—I was understandably alarmed. In 2016, after a bout of sepsis, I received IV vancomycin through a PICC line, along with oral Cipro, which further heightened my concern about potential clotting risks.
In January 2021, I had an elevated D-Dimer, and being familiar with the symptoms of thrombosis, I proactively requested a DVT sonogram. The results confirmed deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in my left lower leg, for which I was prescribed Heparin injections.
Similar symptoms recurred after receiving the mRNA BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in early 2021—first following the initial dose in March, and again after a booster in May. After several delays in securing appointments, Hematology finally confirmed a diagnosis of APS and lupus in November 2022.
Another incident occurred following a tetanus booster. After accidentally cutting my hand with a kitchen knife, I realized my 10-year tetanus vaccination was overdue. Approximately eight hours after receiving the tetanus shot, I began experiencing familiar symptoms: burning skin, vision and hearing impairment, brain inflammation, and severe muscle weakness. My body seemed to enter a shock-like state, akin to sepsis. Unfortunately, the prescribed treatment—mainly NSAIDs—was inadequate, as NSAIDs can worsen symptoms in people with lupus. Steroids, which might have been more appropriate, were not suggested.
There’s also the question of PEG. White thrombi recently removed from living and deceased patients have unclear consistency, which raises concerns. Given that PEG is a common ingredient in many vaccines and medications, I believe it warrants further investigation as a potential trigger or contributing factor in these reactions.
The Problem with the PEG is, that the "tails" are of different length.
BioNTech knew that C14 or C16 makes a huge difference https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34068715/
BUT the did no mass spectrometry to check for PEG-length:
Rapporteur's Rolling Review Report Quality - COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine BioNTech S. 160 https://t.co/fFsopN1R00
BUT, we did: https://drbine.substack.com/p/die-kurios-verquere-gedankenwelt-cc2
https://expertcouncil.one/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/AG-Impfstoffe-erste-Ergebnisse-Juli-2022_expertcouncil_one.pdf
The longer the PEG-Chain, the lower the side effect rate.
The truth is finally coming to light.
Thank you for your answer.
It’s the PEG, just as I suspected all along. Now I understand why no lab in Germany was willing to examine the crystals I collected, emerging from my skin.
Pictures taken with a magnifier are available.
Question: Is this PDF file by any chance available in English?
https://expertcouncil.one/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/AG-Impfstoffe-erste-Ergebnisse-Juli-2022_expertcouncil_one.pdf
It could also be cholesterol crystals. They ware found in great quantities in post mortems by Arne Burkhardt. You need an EM which can measure chemicals to check for that. Arne Burkhard found lots of cholesterol crystals.
The pdf is also available in English: https://expertcouncil.one/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/report-from-working-group-of-vaccine-analysis-in-germany-2022.pdf
Thank you very much for supporting and answering my questions.
I've read Dr. Burkhardt work and saw his interviews.
I wish I could have asked him this question: If I’m not mistaken, cholesterol is not water-soluble, whereas dissolving PEG crystals in a lab is typically straightforward, as PEG is generally warm-water-soluble (depending on its molecular weight) and can also dissolve in solvents like methanol or acetone. Given that PEG is water-soluble, why can’t the body, which is roughly 60% water, dissolve PEG crystals before they cross the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and trigger an allergic cytokine reaction?
I don't know, if PEG makes crystals in the body.
Die Symptomliste ist nicht stringent: Symptome gehen durcheinander mit Syndromen & sind pathophysiologisch nicht geordnet
Habe es von DocCheck übernommen und kann Symptom von Syndrom nicht unterscheiden als Biologe. Wenn Sie das sortieren können, kann ich das gerne korrigieren.
übrigens, mittlerweile gelesen und über die frühe Fantasie gestaunt? https://amzn.eu/d/fW3cNBz
suche Carl von Rokitanski. Übrigens die Denkschule, welche Karlchen so bewusst zu zertreten sucht
ach Gottchen, falls es hier zur blutigen Diskussion kommt - gerne. Kenne natürlich die Quelle, zieht es alles etwas runter.. (ein Infarkt ist die Folge von … die Folge von … die Folge von …), es geht um Kausalitätsketten und nicht um Sammlungen in Schuhkartons unterm Bett