‘Antibody lags behind spike protein by 6- 9 months’: Dr McCullough drops COVID vaccine bombshell

Dr. Peter McCullough makes fresh claims about COVID-19 vaccine spike proteins, blood clot formation and their potential effects on the human body during his testimony at Canada's Allison Inquiry. McCullough claims spike proteins can stimulate blood clot formation even without platelets and says antibodies may lag behind spike protein levels by six to nine months.Watch the controversial COVID vaccine testimony as McCullough discusses spike protein persistence, blood clots, vaccine-related injuries, mRNA vaccines and long-term health concerns.