Topic: Bruce Patterson

The discussion covers "silent long COVID," where individuals may have asymptomatic infections that lead to heart inflammation or strokes months later. Dr. Haider references Bruce Patterson’s InCellDx tests, which can detect the presence of the spike protein and associated inflammation in both COVID and vaccine-injured patients. He promotes his service, MyGoToDoc.com, as a fast-response telemedicine platform designed to provide affordable access to these treatments.

Dr. Peter McCullough presents a PowerPoint explaining that mRNA and adenoviral vaccines are genetic transfer technologies rather than traditional vaccines. He argues that these shots hijack the body's ribosomes to produce the pathogenic spike protein, which can circulate in the body for over a year. McCullough references research by Bruce Patterson showing the long-term persistence of these proteins in human tissue.

Dr. Bruce Patterson of IncelDX has identified that the vaccine-induced spike protein can persist in the human body for over a year. This long-term installation of genetic material forces the body to continually produce a pathogenic protein, which Patterson describes as a fundamentally flawed scientific approach. The persistence of this protein is linked to various long-term health complications following vaccination.

Dr. Peter McCullough discusses a study by Dr. Bruce Patterson showing that the S1 segment of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein persists in human monocytes for up to 15 months after infection. He explains that mRNA and adenoviral vaccines code for this same spike protein, causing the body to produce it in an uncontrolled manner. McCullough warns that repeated injections and boosters may prevent the body from ever clearing this inflammatory protein, leading to chronic organ damage.