Embalmers Discuss White Fibrous Clots and 2024 Survey
Here's a super one right here. This is a 5 1/2-inch clot,
Brian, that, uh, an embalmer-
Incredible
... took out. It, it was either out of the abdominal aorta
or the inferior vena
cava, so that's right down your, your chest here.
It's one of the largest blood vessels in the body.
In- incred- and the diameter on that is pretty large, too.
Yeah, I'd say about almost half an inch. It is big.
Oh, wow. Wow. Okay.
And then here's the more typical ones that, uh, Richard Hurshman-
Yeah
... and a lot of the embalmers are seeing in,
in the smaller blood vessels, but
they're, can be just as dangerous as you know.
They can cause strokes-
Exactly
... and heart attacks.
Right.
Yeah.
Right.
So getting back to the survey, look at that result.
Uh, 250 of the embalmers this, uh, mo- most recent year in
2024 said they were indeed seeing the white fibrous clots.
It's 83% of the 301 that, uh, that, uh...
And it's sep- and it's up from 73% from last year.
Right.
So we're going in the wrong direction, Brian.
We are. We are, absolutely. Um-
So-
You know, and, and that's, it, it's, it's super compelling
the extent to which, you know, these individuals are
reporting these clots. And, and also it's, it's,
it's interesting, you know, it kinda matches also the overall
vaccination
rate of the United States.
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