Blood transfusion

[anonymous-190]

Hi!

I assume most readers here are anti-vaxxed and likely did not take any jabs during the C-period.

My question is how to deal with the unvaxxed person who goes through an emergency with a severe blood transfusion. I assume the blood now is compromised similarly when the person was vaxxed?

Also has anyone seen an impact from taking the Wellness Company’s Ultimate Spike Detox? I bought it from the US but not sure if it works.

Lastly I do not know if we have many Europeans here. Has anyone encountered a possibility to ask for unvaxxed blood at European hospitals?

I haven’t ever had a forum where I can raise these questions, so it’s my first public attempt.

Thank you.

[grace-pacheco]

Sadly, in America, blood banks and donors do not disclose or keep track of vax status… so I’d assume it was vaccinated blood. The “ FDA does not recommend collecting or sharing the vaccination status of blood donors, as vaccine components are not transmitted through blood.” Which I think just means they haven’t reaaally tested it and it probably is another way to spread the vaccine to more people. Europe is probably the same?

[anonymous-920]

Hello! If it were me I would see if I could rally as many of my friends/family that I knew who weren’t vaxxed to donate their blood for the transfusion… if that’s even possible? Or find an anti-vax group in your area online and ask if anyone would be willing to donate? I don’t know if it’s possible to choose whose blood will be used in the transfusion but this idea popped into my head and I thought I’d share for what it’s worth! Also, I’ve heard good things about spike protein detox protocols from people who were vaccine injured. I don’t know if they used the formula from the Wellness company but it’s the same kind of product and they said it helped them feel way better! Maybe if you can’t control whose blood you get you could start taking it now preemptively. Wishing you the best!

[anonymous-190]

I found another method. In some countries a person can start his or her blood donations for themselves. You donate in advance and then it’s reserved for your own future blood transfusion.