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Why does Peter McCullough say spike protein can persist years after an mRNA vaccine?

Answered from #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2026-11-04

Peter McCullough told Joe Rogan that natural messenger RNA is broken down after one use, but the Pfizer and Moderna shots replaced every uracil with pseudouridine, which he says makes the molecule almost resistant to breakdown. He described a patient of his whose blood, tested at a German lab, still showed vaccine material and spike protein three and a half years after the shot. He believes people with weaker clearance enzymes are the ones who accumulate it.

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