Topic: Dr Charles Hoffe

Dr. Charles Hoffe conducted D-dimer tests on patients and found that 62% showed elevated levels indicating microvascular blood clots following vaccination. These tiny clots are too small to be detected by CT scans or MRIs but can cause symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and dizziness. Hoffe warned that the spike protein crosses the blood-brain barrier, potentially leading to spongiform encephalopathy, also known as mad cow disease.

Dr. Jane Ruby cites the work of Dr. Charles Hoffe, who categorizes vaccine recipients into three groups based on their reaction to spike proteins. She explains that while some show no symptoms, others develop "micro-clots" that are invisible on standard scans but cause permanent lung and heart damage. Ruby describes the most severe cases as suffering "hideous deaths" from strokes and oxygen starvation, labeling the continued rollout as "mass genocide."