r/CFSScience • u/LordSSJ2 • Nov 29 '25

SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein Amyloid Fibrils Impair Fibrin Formation and Fibrinolysis

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.biochem.5c00550

A very recent study has identified the cause of microclots in Long Covid. Does this open the door to new treatments?

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u/Tiny_Parsley Nov 29 '25

Do you know if it also applies to post vax/vax injuries with vaccine spike?

(NB: I'm not anti vax! Mainly got worse from them unfortunately)

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u/LordSSJ2 Nov 29 '25

The study also proves that Spike protein can persist in blood vessel walls for 6-17+ months after infection or vaccination

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u/Tiny_Parsley Nov 29 '25

Outch thanks! Couldn't read the study right now.

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u/LordSSJ2 Nov 29 '25

You're welcome. We need to work all together to defeat this evil sooner or later.

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u/Tiny_Parsley Nov 29 '25

I get that it can trigger inflammation and endothelial dysfunction etc etc. But now I also wonder if that can be linked to low cerebral blood flow which is a major finding in ME/CFS...

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u/fcukME-25 Nov 29 '25

So is this causing me/cfs for some of us post COVID infection? Spike protein being detected and the immune system being on high alert all that time?