Richard Hirschman, a board certified funeral and embalmer director with more than 20 years of experience, has made some mysterious and disturbing findings. In the time since the COVID-19 shot, starting around mid-2021, Hirschman says he’s been finding “strange blood clots” in the bodies of the deceased.
In an exclusive worldwide interview with the Dr. Jane Ruby Show, Hirschman describes fibrous, unnatural blood clots that are filling up blood vessels, making embalming difficult.first In the video above, you can see firsthand the long rubber lumps. Warning: Some photos are graphics. “I’ve seen a handful of these,” Hirschman said, referring to the blood clot he pulled from the groin area of his body, which is roughly the length of his leg.
The blood clot was so alarming that Hirschman snapped a picture, explaining that he thought, “I have to take a picture of this because no one will believe what it looks like.” At the time the photo was taken, he had pulled out several other similar blood clots from other bodies.2
Hirschman’s observations were confirmed by colleagues, including Cary Watkins, who has more than 50 years of mummification experience. Watkins not only knew Hirschman personally, but also said that he was a trusted mummified person. Watkins has watched Hirschman remove strange blood clots from his body and said he has never seen one like them in his five-decade career.3
Weird, white fibrous lumps: It’s ‘not normal’
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“When I was embalming, I had to go into a vein. And for the embalming process, I had to let the blood drain. So I actually pulled the huge, long blood clot — it looked like a thread — out before mummification,” said Hirschman.4
The beginning of a blood clot, like a white rubber worm, appears red and resembles a normal blood clot. But most blood clots are different; It consists of a fibrous material, white in color. “It’s not normal,” he said, adding:5
“Typically a smooth blood clot; it is blood that has coagulated together. But when you squeeze it, or touch it or try to pick it up, it often falls out… you can almost squeeze it between your fingers and make it bleed again. But this white thread is quite strong. It’s not weak at all. You can manipulate it, it’s very flexible. It’s not hard…it’s not normal. I don’t know how someone can live with something like this inside of them. ”
The person from whom the long blood clot in the video was pulled from received COVID-19 shots but still contracted COVID-19. They were discharged from the hospital after testing negative for SARS-CoV-2, but died a few days later — “probably from a blood clot,” Hirschman said.6
He also informed from a trusted source that family members are saddened that the man has been discharged from the hospital despite still feeling ill, including shortness of breath and shortness of breath.
The second photo in the video shows what the clots look like after Hirschman washes them off. “To see what’s inside this, I can literally wash away these clots, rub them off, and this white thing stays firmly in place. It does not dissolve. You can break it, but it can stretch. ”7 When he talks to his colleagues, they confide that they are seeing the same thing.
Another unusual aspect of blood clots is that they are found in both veins and arteries. Normally, blood clots are not found in an artery unless a person has been dead for several days, which is not the case when Hirschman finds them.
‘Seems like heartworms to humans’
Hirschman and a colleague pulled a lot of ropes out of their bodies – a phenomenon he had never seen before in his more than 20-year career. He described them like worms while a colleague said, “It looks like heartworms to humans.” However, these are not worms or flukes. As Hirschman said, he never saw a move. In a commentary, Dr Robert Jay Rowen explains:8
“I saw this video and it was terrifying. This person in charge cannot draw blood from the leg veins to inject formaldehyde to preserve the body. He discovered and found not only a blood clot, possibly natural, but at the end of the clot he also found a dense white fibrous matter that he described as shaped like a looks like a worm, but I don’t want you to misunderstand that there might be a parasite. .
It looks like a twisted rope. You won’t believe this unless you see it. Worse still, he found a few in the arteries that could never have had anything like it due to the heavy flow. His colleagues are reporting similar findings to him since the advent of the COVID vaccine.”
Hirschman says that January 2021 has been the busiest month of his career, which coincidentally coincides with the launch of the COVID-19 shots. He didn’t immediately see the white “worm” structure, but as he saw it more and more often, he became worried about the future.
Many of those affected are thought to have died from heart attacks or strokes. “Most people won’t see what I see. When the doctors took blood, they didn’t see this thing.” Hirschman plans to chemically analyze the substance, adding that it has become so common that if he embalmed four bodies in one day, two of them would have lumps of fiber.
Majority of organs are currently affected
As of November, Hirschman said that more than 50% of the bodies he embalmed were affected by strange blood clots, and the trend seems to be increasing:9
“If this is due to vaccines, what my gut is telling me – I can’t prove it – if it is due to vaccines, imagine how many people will die in the future, because people can’t live with this kind of substance floating around their ships.
And it’s amazing how many people have died from heart attacks and strokes lately. If one of these small, fibrous tissues gets into the brain, they have a stroke. If it goes into your heart, it will lead you to a heart attack. ”
An individual in his 50s, who was embalmed by Hirschman, died of a heart attack and had a white, fibrous blood clot. His wallet was on him, and when Hirschman checked his personal items, he noticed the man’s COVID-19 vaccine tag there.
“He’s been very busy with his embalming work since the vaccine’s launch,” says Rowen. “He has never seen it before 2020 in 20 years of work. He doesn’t know if they’ve all been vaccinated. This prevalence seems to be increasing over the past few months from 50% to 80% of the organs”.ten
Last month, Hirschman said, of the 35 people he embalmed, 24 had blood clots. He was hesitant to disclose the findings to family members of the victims, as he didn’t want to start panicking. However, if the composition of the fibrous material can be discovered, he hopes that something can be done to prevent damage and save lives.
Double the risk of acute coronary syndrome
Rare blood clots continue to be reported as adverse reactions to COVID-19 injections.11 In one example, 17-year-old Everest Romney received his first dose of Pfizer, and developed swelling in his arms and neck that night.twelfth Two days later, the previously healthy athlete was unable to lift his head due to pain and swelling. One pediatrician dismissed the worries, blaming them for a sports injury.
His mother insisted on a CT scan, which showed a blood clot inside his spermatic vein on the same side where he was injected. A rare blood clot in his brain was also later revealed. In the end, he had to go to the ICU, where doctors still refused to admit that the blood clots could be related to the injections.
A study published November 16, 2021 in the journal Circulation is also particularly relevant to Hirschman’s testimony. The study concluded that “mRNA blanking significantly increased endothelial inflammation and myocardial T-cell infiltration and could account for the observations of increased thrombosis, cardiomyopathy, and other adverse events. other blood vessels after vaccination.”
People who had a puncture more than doubled their risk of acute coronary syndrome (ACS), a polluting term that includes not only heart attacks but also a host of other conditions related to blood flow to the heart. sudden drop in heart rate. Signs and symptoms of ACS often begin very suddenly and include:13
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Pain/discomfort in the chest, often described as a burning sensation, pressure, tightness, or burning |
Pain from the chest to the shoulders, arms, upper abdomen, back, neck and/or jaw |
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Nausea and/or vomiting |
Undigested |
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Shortness of breath |
Sudden sweating |
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Dizziness, lightheadedness and/or fainting |
Unusual or unexplained fatigue |
Patients who received a two-dose regimen of mRNA doubled their 5-year risk of ACS, increasing it from an average of 11% to 25%. In a tweet dated November 21, 2021, cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra wrote:14
“Extraordinary, disturbing, upsetting. We now have evidence for a plausible biological mechanism for how mRNA vaccines may contribute to increased cardiac events. The summary was published in the journal High Impact Cardiology, so we had to take these findings very seriously. ”
Thrombolytic enzymes may help
If you have been vaccinated with COVID-19 and are experiencing any of the symptoms caused by the injection, I-RECOVER of the Front Line Critical Care Working Group (FLCCC) Front Line COVID-1915 Long-term COVID syndrome regimens have been used to treat shooting symptoms with similar success.
The protocol can be fully downloaded,16 and provides you with step-by-step instructions on how to treat long-term COVID syndrome and/or COVID-19 injection reactions. Furthermore, if you’ve been given an injection and want to reduce your risk of any potential complications, I’d recommend a few basic strategies.
first. Make sure you measure your vitamin D levels and get enough vitamin D by mouth (usually around 8,000 units/day for most adults) and/or reasonable sun exposure to be sure. your level is 60 to 80 ng/ml (150 to 2000 nmol/l).
2. Eliminate all vegetable (seed) oils from your diet, including eliminating nearly all processed foods and most restaurant meals unless you can. make sure the chef only cooks with butter. Avoid any restaurant dressings or salad dressings, as they contain a lot of seed oil.
Chicken and pork should also be avoided, as they are rich in linoleic acid, an omega-6 fat that almost everyone consumes in excess and contributes to the oxidative stress that causes heart disease.
3. Consider supplementing with about 500 mg of NAC per day, as it helps prevent blood clotting and is a precursor for your body to produce the important antioxidant glutathione.
4. Hirschman recommends daily aspirin, but consider fibrinolytic enzymes instead, which digest fibrin leading to blood clots, stroke, and pulmonary embolism. The dose is usually two or two times a day, but should be taken on an empty stomach, one hour before or two hours after a meal. Otherwise, the enzymes will digest your food, not the fibrin in the clot.
For even more options, the World Health Assembly, a worldwide coalition of health-focused organizations and civil society groups, aims to expand public health knowledge. Community, has released a protein detox guide full of natural remedies that can help support your health.17
