100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting per a new study…

What was claimed

100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting per a new study; treatable with nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, cayenne pepper to clear spike protein and 'death clots'

Our verdict

Inaccurate

Reliable studies report only a very small increased risk of blood clots after vaccination, and often only for rare syndromes with specific vaccines, not universal clotting. While one in vitro study suggests nattokinase may degrade spike protein in laboratory conditions, there is no clinical evidence these supplements effectively treat blood clots or clear spike proteins in vaccinated people. Marketing claims about 'spike protein detox' lack scientific validation. These are unproven remedies being sold based on unfounded health claims.

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Key findings

100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting per a new study

Incorrect96%

3 of 4 AIs agree·Perplexity: Misleading

Blood clotting from vaccination is treatable with nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, cayenne pepper to clear spike protein and 'death clots'

Misleading88%

2 of 3 AIs agree·Perplexity: Incorrect

There is a new study showing 100% of vaccinated people have amyloid microclots

Misleading90%

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Detailed Analysis

The response is broadly false and strongly misleading. Current evidence shows COVID-19 vaccination is associated with a very small risk of certain rare clotting events, not that 100% of vaccinated people develop blood clotting.[2] [4] [16] The treatment claim is also unsupported; the cited sources do not show nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, or cayenne pepper clear spike protein or treat vaccine-related “death clots.”

Why this verdict

The response is broadly false and strongly misleading.
Current evidence shows COVID-19 vaccination is associated with a very small risk of certain rare clotting events, not that 100% of vaccinated people develop blood clotting.[2] [4] [16] The treatment claim is also unsupported; the cited sources do not show nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, or cayenne pepper clear spike protein or treat vaccine-related “death clots.”

Claims checked

Nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, and cayenne pepper treat vaccine-related clotting by clearing spike protein and 'death clots'

Incorrect97%

The provided sources do not support these supplements as treatments for vaccine-related clotting or as agents that clear spike protein.[1] [4] [16] The “death clots” wording is not a recognized medical claim in the cited evidence.

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100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting

Incorrect99%

Reliable studies report only a very small increased risk of blood clots after vaccination, and often only for rare syndromes with specific vaccines, not universal clotting.[2] [4] [16]

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A new study shows vaccinated people have blood clotting

Misleading94%

Studies do show a small increased risk of some clotting events after vaccination, but the risk is rare and far lower than after COVID-19 infection.[1] [2] [4] [10]

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What other AI think

The statement contains multiple significant factual errors. The claim that "100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting" is demonstrably false based on large population studies showing only trivial or low incidence rates. The treatments mentioned lack credible evidence for clearing "spike proteins" or "death clots." The overall framing misrepresents vaccine safety data.

Why this verdict

The statement contains multiple significant factual errors.
The claim that "100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting" is demonstrably false based on large population studies showing only trivial or low incidence rates.
The treatments mentioned lack credible evidence for clearing "spike proteins" or "death clots." The overall framing misrepresents vaccine safety data.

Claims checked

100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting per a new study

Incorrect95%

Multiple large population-based studies show blood clot rates are low or trivial after vaccination. A University at Buffalo study found only trivial VTE risk. A Spanish study found VTE rates similar to background rates. A US study found no increased VTE risk post-vaccination (4.1 per 1000 person-years vs 4.0 pre-vaccination). No credible study shows 100% incidence.

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Nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, cayenne pepper can clear spike protein and 'death clots'

Misleading85%

While one in vitro study suggests nattokinase may degrade spike protein in laboratory conditions, there is no clinical evidence these supplements effectively treat blood clots or clear spike proteins in vaccinated people. Marketing claims about 'spike protein detox' lack scientific validation. These are unproven remedies being sold based on unfounded health claims.

This claim may mislead readers without added context.

There is a new study showing 100% of vaccinated people have amyloid microclots

Misleading90%

A study did find microclots in 100% of vaccinated participants, but this was a small, highly selected cohort (94% vaccinated) with no confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection history. The study's methodology and interpretation are disputed. Large population studies do not support universal microclot presence in vaccinated populations.

This claim may mislead readers without added context.

The statement contains major factual errors and promotes unproven, potentially harmful treatments. Reliable sources and fact-checks contradict the blanket claim about vaccinated people and show no clinical evidence that the listed supplements ‘clear’ spike protein or treat so-called "death clots."

Why this verdict

The statement contains major factual errors and promotes unproven, potentially harmful treatments.
Reliable sources and fact-checks contradict the blanket claim about vaccinated people and show no clinical evidence that the listed supplements ‘clear’ spike protein or treat so-called "death clots."

Claims checked

100% of COVID-19 vaccinated people have blood clotting per a new study

Incorrect95%

No credible study shows universal clotting in all vaccinated people; multiple fact-checks and scientific reviews have found no evidence that COVID-19 vaccination causes blood clots in 100% of recipients.

This claim may mislead readers without added context.

Blood clotting from vaccination is treatable with nattokinase, turmeric, dandelion root extract, cayenne pepper to clear spike protein and 'death clots'

Misleading90%

In vitro studies suggest nattokinase can degrade spike protein fragments, but there is no clinical evidence these supplements clear spike protein or reliably dissolve vaccine-linked clots in humans; they also carry bleeding and interaction risks.

This claim may mislead readers without added context.

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