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In this 60 minute webinar, Dr. Heidi Hook, along with her PA, Kathryn Lemlow, share their knowledge and patient experience with The Spike Protein that came from having SARS-CoV-2 virus or the SARS-CoV-2 virus vaccine and what harm this virus could be doing to our bodies (long haulers)and what we can do about it. We offer many different blood tests to help us paint a broad picture of your inflammation, clotting activity, organ function and immune response.
The spike protein is the spiky structure on the outside of the SARS-CoV-2 virus— the part that gives coronaviruses their crown-like (“corona”) appearance. Its job is to attach to and enter human cells. From the virus – During natural infection, the virus uses spike protein to invade cells, hijacking machinery to replicate. From the vaccine – mRNA and viral-vector vaccines instruct cells to produce spike protein alone, training the immune system without full infection. Why this matters – Spike protein itself — not just the whole virus — appears capable of causing direct tissue damage, clotting, and inflammation.
Spike protein’s entry point — the ACE2 receptor — isn’t limited to the lungs. It’s present on cells in nearly every major organ system:
