Blood Clot Analysis From Living & Deceased Individuals Shows Consistent Findings: A Rubber Like Polymerized Protein - Microscopy Shows Filaments. Part 1 of 3 - Dr. Ana Mihalcea With Clifford Carnicom

Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhD - Jul 10, 2023 ∙ Paid ∙ Source

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In this series of articles, we describe our analysis of multiple blood clots received and our preliminary results. Much more extensive experiments will be performed. For this paper, deceased clots were received from Richard Hirschman. A clot from a living C19 vaccine injured individual was received and a clot from a C19 unvaccinated individual from another source.

Upon visual and texture inspection, the clots appear to be made from a rubber like material. There are stray red blood cells that are surrounding the rubber like material. It appears, as we have shown before in the transformation of unvaccinated blood, that the blood is being used in the transformation to create a polymer.

We then isolated the origin of genesis, named Cross Domain Bacteria, which used to be known as Morgellons.

The microscopic analysis of the three clots all show consistent findings. This is a very dense material, difficult to prepare for microscopy. Imagine trying to take the eraser on a pencil and spread this on a microscopy slide.

Our findings:

1. The filament structure is a 1:1 match to our previous findings as well as consistent with 30 years of research done by Clifford Carnicom.

2. Cross Domain Bacteria, the origin of filament genesis are visible within the clots

3. This appears to produce an amorphous protein structure

4. Stray blood cells are present

It appears that the rubbery clots are a more advanced and extreme evolution of the CDB/ Morgellons filaments.

Here are some preliminary microscopy findings of the deceased clot. Further analysis is to follow.

Image: Deceased Clot Magnification approx. 2000x

Image: Deceased Clot Magnification approx. 2000x

Summary:

All three clots had the same structure from vaccinated, unvaccinated and deceased source. The difference was that the deceased clot had the least amount of stray red blood cells. It appears that the polymer is using the blood as substrate for its growth which is what we showed in our transformation of the blood experiments with low level electrical current shown above.

If you would like to support our research Project “ What happened to Humanities Blood? “, please donate to Carnicom Institute . We are a team of scientists dedicated to saving the human species and our planet. Thank you.

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