Spike protein in COVID-19 vaccines causes cancer and clots: pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole

Pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole noted alarming health trends since the introduction of the COVID-19 vaccine, including unusual cancers, other immune system diseases, heart damage and death. Cole said the vaccines are formulated for a strain of the virus that is extinct, but the spike protein in the shots is from the original Wuhan strain and is causing these health problems.

“We now know that the vaccine is more dangerous than the virus itself, because the vaccine still has all these pro-clotting abilities, it has all these inflammatory abilities, while the Omicron spike doesn’t,” Cole told EpochTV “American thought leaders” during a recent interview.

Initially, COVID-19 was a clotting disease, Cole said, but with the Omicron variant, the risk of clotting has decreased.

“The vaccination spike is still the original Wuhan spike. It is clotting spike. The Omicron spike is not a clotting spike,” he said. “That spike protein, plain and simple, is pathophysiologically toxic to the human body.”

Cole continued to watch higher rates unusual cancers in unusual age groups, as well as the reactivation of disease-causing viruses such as Epstein-Barr and herpes zoster, which is largely confirmed by statistical data in the United States and other countries.

“I was in Kentucky last weekend. [An] an interventional radiologist came to me. He said: ‘You wouldn’t believe how many young women I see with breast cancer, stage 4, aggressive.’ I said I would believe it.”

Cole said he gets calls every day from doctors around the world who tell him they’re shocked at the increase in disease they’re seeing, and getting an appointment with any oncologist is nearly impossible because of the backlog, he said.

A survey he commissioned Defense of children’s health showed that 15 percent of the people tested had a new medical condition after being vaccinated against COVID-19, Cole said, and he believes that one reason the percentage isn’t higher is that many people received attenuated doses of mRNA that degraded over time and temperature.

Clots removed from vaccinated patients are shown. (Submitted by Dr. Ryan Cole)

Blood clots

The spike protein from the original virus that is still in many vaccines causes “thrombogenic clotsCole said.

Cole said there are receptors throughout the human body, including blood platelets and endothelial blood cell linings.

“Once that spike binds, it just sets off this whole little cascade, this little waterfall,” he said, adding that the chemical binds to different receptors and creates Blood clots.

Cole has seen these clots not only postmortem but also in living patients, which are white and rubbery, while postmortem clots are “red and jelly-like,” he said.

In addition, Cole saw that vaccines suppress interferon, which is “a very important chemical that your cells make to recruit cells to respond to infections or cancer.”

High enough doses of ivermectin can help those suffering from this type of clot, Cole said.

A compromised immune system

These negative health trends are associated with a compromised immune system and the body’s inability to fight infections. Immune cells that need to immediately respond to threats in the body stop performing their proper functions, he said.

“Now you have a perfect storm of ability for other infections to infect the human body,” he said. “That immediate response is not as strong as it should be in most people who have received the injection.”

Cole said it is not clear how long these people will be in a weakened immune state.

“It appears to be an accumulated dose effect,” he said. “Toxicity is dose dependent. The bigger the spike you get, the longer your body endures it and the more systems are adversely affected.”

There are studies that suggest Pfizer’s vaccine dampens the body’s immediate immune response, Cole said. He mentioned one study by Dutch researcher F. Konstantin Föhse, which concluded that the mRNA in the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine against COVID-19 “promotes complex functional reprogramming of innate immune responses, which should be taken into account in the development and use of this new class of vaccine. “

The Epoch Times has reached out to Pfizer for comment.

People who haven’t received the COVID-19 vaccines “have a broad nonspecific response to any infection,” Cole said, and can clear the infection in about 10 days. But for those who have been injected, the protein spike stays in the system much longer and acts like a toxin.

“Just low levels can still cause all this damage to the immune system,” he added.

Katarina Röltgen study from Stanford University found that the spike protein stays in the system for at least 60 days, Cole said.

Spike protein illustration. (Shutterstock)

Heart damage

“We know that the protein spike enters the heart tissuesthat spiked protein is going to trigger all these other inflammatory cells to come in and now swell the heart,” Cole said.

He said he had examined the tissues of triathletes who had died while swimming. They were top athletes, he said, just a week or two after receiving the second dose of the vaccine, and an autopsy from the medical examiner’s office showed cardiomegaly, or an enlarged heart.

Cole encourages all of his colleagues to look for the spike protein in these cases of sudden adult death to find a potential link to the spike protein from the COVID-19 injections.

There also appears to be a correlation between the time period when younger people started getting the vaccines and the incidence of heart damage and death among this cohort, Cole said.

“The spike itself doesn’t destroy the tissue,” he said. “The spike lands and then sets off an inflammatory response. The body wants to react to that, so then all those inflammatory cells release cytokines and chemicals that will eventually chew up those tissues.”

Some in the mainstream medical establishment said myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart, caused by vaccines is mild and should not worry people. But Cole said “there is no such thing as mild myocarditis” and that these cases have long-term consequences.

There is some evidence to suggest that these vaccines can cause death.

Edward Dowd, a former portfolio manager for BlackRock, was tracking excess deaths in working-age adults using information from the insurance company. Many countries’ statistics show excess deaths compared to previous years, and many have 30 to 50 percent higher death rates among young or working-age people, Cole said.

“The call to action is every coroner, every medical examiner should ask for a spike and a nucleocapsid stain on every organ in the body of every young deceased person,” he said.

Experimentally

Vaccines are still used under emergency-use approval, so companies and agencies are protected from liability, Cole said.

“They can damage children’s hearts, they can kill children with their protein spikes, but they have no consequences,” Cole said. “That’s why we don’t give children an approved product, because it would be quickly withdrawn from the market.”

The boosters and bivalent vaccines against COVID-19 are still harmful because they have the original Wuhan spike in them, Cole said.

“It’s all risk, in terms of the damages we’ve listed, without the upside,” he said. “Supposedly it gives a small window of protection.”

Every time someone gets a booster shot, their immune system becomes more damaged, he said.

Cole does not recommend outdated vaccines for COVID-19. Instead, he suggests early treatment for someone who gets sick with a variant of COVID-19.

A doctor prepares a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine against COVID-19 in Netanya, Israel, January 5, 2022. (Jack Guez/AFP via Getty Images)

Defamed for tracking data

Although there were no patient complaints against him, Cole said one of the largest insurance companies stopped working with him and his medical practice suffered. He has six children, four of whom are in college, which is financially challenging, he said.

He was maligned by the mainstream media and the medical establishment.

“I called on anyone and everyone in the world, if you don’t agree with me, bring better data,” he said. But the answer was silence.

“I’m always willing to make mistakes,” he said. “It’s science. Science asks a question and tests a hypothesis and says, ‘Huh, we could be right or wrong, but let’s prove it.'”

Cole said his only reason to talk about these damages is to uphold the oath he took to do no harm to his patients.

“I don’t have a story other than ‘Here’s the science and the data.’ That’s my job,” he said. “I arrive at the scene of the accident as a pathologist and report what is at the scene of the accident. Cancer, cells, tumor.”

Real science

Real science shouldn’t have an agenda and must be unbiased, so it can’t be done by big scientific journals because they’re corrupted by Big Pharma money, Cole said, adding that institutions like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) control much of the research funding. .

Cole said he thinks fear of repercussions and retribution is keeping universities and researchers from studying the effects of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The Epoch Times has reached out to the NIH for comment.

All doctors take the Hippocratic Oath, which requires them to promise not to harm their patients, Cole said, but doctors should also consider the harm of failing to thoroughly study vaccines.

“I think we have a social apology, as a medical profession, that we owe to humanity for not doing all these things earlier during this pandemic. Not just early treatment, but these studies that were widely available but not funded,” Cole said.

A small group of scientists has organized to raise questions about the safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 treatment, but many more have not, Cole said.

“It’s time for integrity and science to happen again. It’s time for my colleagues in those big ivory towers, it’s time for the scientists in those federal agencies, to step up and say, ‘OK, we messed up, but we’re going to do science in the future.’

Many pathologists discuss these problems privately but not publicly for fear of being slandered and losing their careers, he said.

“I think the challenge is that many of them have great support at universities. They know that if they speak out against the NIH narrative, they won’t get funding,” Cole said. “I think some of the private groups fear what I experienced, which is cancellation by their medical community and their insurance companies if they speak out against the story.”

“If it’s inconvenient for what you want to say, that’s fine,” he said. “But cells don’t lie. Clots don’t lie. Damaged organs don’t lie.”