Spike Protein – Panel

Compiled Rose Rohloff from input by Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. James Thorp

Many persons may have been illegally coerced into taking the Covid shots.(see blog entry regarding the 1974 National Research Act) The following is an extensive Spike Protein (SP-C)  lab panel, sectioned into subpanels (a panel is a collection of several lab tests), for evaluating if you systems may have been impacted by the spike proteins - with or without existing symptoms. Note some individual labs may be duplicated in various panels and will not have to be duplicated. Champion your own care and consult with your choice of physician with informed consent.

​General Tests and Evaluation of Cardiac

1. Spike Ab* see endnote1 (by Lab Corp, Test Code 160236) + test #2
2. Nucleocapsid and Spike qualitative Ab* see endnote1 - evaluates individuals with a history of COVID-19 ‘vaccination’, to aide in the diagnosis of Multi-system Inflammatory Syndrome in children (MIS-C) or adults (MIS-A).
3. D-dimer = evaluation of incorrect/abnormal blood clotting in the body.
4. hs-CRP = protein in the liver.
5. hs-Troponin = is a protein that's found in the cells of your heart muscle. Normally, troponin levels in blood are so low that only the most sensitive types of tests can measure them. If your heart muscle is damaged, troponin leaks into your bloodstream with rising blood levels.
6. BNP = brain natriuretic peptide test measures protein made by your heart and blood vessels, if higher reflects heart damage.
7. ST-2 = protein, member of the interleukin (IL), is an indication of heart failure.

The following evaluate antibody (Ab) in your blood, proteins
made by the immune system to fight foreign bodies (bacteria, virus …)]** 

1. ANA** = looks for antinuclear antibodies in your blood.
2. ANCA**= looks for antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies in your blood.
3. RF** = looks for rheumatoid factor antibodies in your blood.
4. anti-CCP** = looks for cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies in the blood.
5. anti-TPO**= Thyroid peroxidase is a type of protein (called enzyme) to make thyroid hormone. If the enzymes leak into the blood (when thyroid cells are damaged) the immune system makes antibodies against them. This test measures for these Ab in the blood.
   

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1. TSH = Thyroid stimulating hormone to evaluate the health of the thyroid gland. ***
2. CMP = another panel to measure Comprehensive metabolic chemicals in your blood.
3. CBC = another panel to measure Complete Blood Count evaluates Hemoglobin & Hematocrit (blood oxygenation), Red and the various White Blood cells.
4. Vitamin D = essential for calcium absorption, nervous, muscle health and immune system.
5. Galectin-3 = β-galactoside-binding lectin, expressed in the heart, the kidney, blood vessels, and macrophages and plays a role in tissue fibrosis, immunity, and the inflammatory response. 

 For women of reproduction age

1. bundled Amenorrhea Profile = another panel to measure loss of monthly periods/amenorrhea, measuring various hormones, including TSH which does not need to be duplicated. ***
2. Progesterone = hormone from the ovaries, prepares the uterus for pregnancy.
3. AMH = Anti-mullerian Hormone, AMH is hormone made in male testes for making sperm. Ovaries in females make AMH. 

For autoimmune and/or bleeding issues

1. Clotting Profile = another panel to measure how your body is clotting.
2. LA = Lupus Anticoagulant is another panel measuring auto-antibodies produced by the immune system that attack the body’s own phospholipids and proteins in cell membranes. LA occurs in other conditions besides Lupus.   ​

1No commercially available test for circulating spike amounts are available at this time and will update as one becomes available. Serum Spike Antibody (Ab) is the surrogate at this time. Higher spike Ab titer correlates with severity of infection/long COVID. Pathologists are able to determine if tissue spike is from Shots/Injections versus infection via correctly performed autopsy, as per Dr. Ryan Cole in deposition of case. ​

 “Normal” Value-ranges & Description of various tests​

Some parameters vary slightly based on which lab is used - low or high readings should be determined by the specific lab being used at the time of lab test, and for individuals regarding their baselines, underlying conditions.

Spike Ab and Nucleocapsid and Spike qualitative Ab* (see endnote1)

D-dimer CBC CRP CMP
​Various Antibody testing to determine if your immune system is or is not fighting off a foreign substance.

TSH: ***

• T4 thyroid hormone test
• T3 thyroid hormone test
• Thyroid antibodies test to help diagnose an autoimmune thyroid disorder.

ST-2 increased concentrations are in heart failure >35 ng/mL (males and females) is predictive of all cause mortality from HF.
Amenorrhoea Panel

• LH hormone secreted by pituitary gland located in your brain, ovaries and ovulation.
• FSH hormone secreted by pituitary gland located in your brain, ovulation and menstruation.
• Prolactin hormone secreted by pituitary gland located in your brain, breasts and milk production.
• TSH ***

Clotting Panel

• PT (-INR) prothrombin is protein your liver produces, correct stopping of bleeding/clotting.*
• PTT partial thromboplastin time measures factors to see correct stopping of bleeding/clotting.
• Thrombin measures how well fibrinogen is working.
• Platelet Count cells in your blood to help with clotting.
• Bleeding Time analyzes how effective small blood vessels in your skin close up, clots.
• Factor V assay a special protein to help with clotting of the blood.