The Rise of Infectious Amyloids: What If Dr. Kevin McKernan Is Right?

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Written on 6 May 2025.

The Rise of Infectious Amyloids: What If Dr. Kevin McKernan Is Right?

In recent investigations presented on the Daily Pulse, systems neuroscientist Dr. Kevin McKernan delivered a potentially paradigm-shifting claim: the white fibrous clots found in corpses since the global COVID-19 vaccination rollout are not only amyloid in nature but also possibly infectious. If true, the implications are staggering and point toward a global biomedical event with enduring consequences.

Background: Anomalous Clots in the Embalming Room

Richard Hirschman, a veteran embalmer, began discovering strange, rubbery white clots inside arteries and veins in early 2021. These clots were unlike anything seen in his career. Some measured as long as 19 inches. He started documenting and speaking publicly in 2022, leading to collaboration with Dr. McKernan, who provided scientific analysis to probe the nature of these substances.

Dr. Kevin McKernan's Analysis

McKernan, a systems neuroscientist with 25 years of laboratory experience, claims the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is not just a viral feature but a bioweapon with amyloidogenic properties. According to his findings:

  • The spike protein—either from infection or mRNA vaccination—triggers misfolding in fibrin proteins.
  • These misfolded proteins form rigid, twisted, and branch-like structures under microscopy.
  • The clots fluoresce under UV light and absorb dyes specific to amyloid aggregates.
  • Using real-time quaking-induced conversion (RT-QuIC), McKernan observed these clots could seed amyloidogenesis in normal human plasma.

In layman's terms, the spike protein appears to catalyze a self-replicating chain reaction of protein misfolding, resulting in amyloid structures that potentially spread like prions.

Understanding Amyloids and Prion-Like Behavior

Amyloids are misfolded proteins that accumulate and damage tissues. Some of the most feared neurodegenerative diseases—such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and Creutzfeldt-Jakob—are driven by amyloid accumulation. Prions, the most dangerous form of amyloids, are infectious. While McKernan stops short of declaring the clots prions, he confirms they are amyloidogenic and likely capable of self-templating—a key prion characteristic.

"These misfolded peptides we now know are implicated not just in neurodegeneration, but also cancer and cardiovascular events. The disease burden is dispersed and chaotic, which is ideal from a bioweapon design perspective."

The Scale of Exposure

With over five billion people having received 13 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines worldwide, the scale of exposure to the spike protein is vast. Even if only a small fraction develop amyloid-related pathologies, the potential global health impact is historic. Worse, McKernan suggests that blood supplies may already be contaminated. Hirschman, for instance, has observed clot formations in unvaccinated individuals who received blood transfusions.

Silence and Suppression

One of the most disturbing elements of this situation is the alleged silence from the scientific and medical communities. McKernan asserts that 90% of his peers likely knew something was wrong but said nothing. The result has been five years of what he calls "medic warfare"—fighting against suppression, de-banking, and censorship by entrenched institutions and media control networks.

Are We Facing a Super-Prion Event?

McKernan references the hypothesis of a historical "super-prion event" that may have wiped out Neanderthals. He doesn’t claim current events match that level yet, but he argues we are already dealing with something serious: a worldwide distribution of self-replicating, misfolded proteins that the body does not clear, which may silently damage organs over time.

Is There a Treatment?

Sadly, as of now, there is no known effective treatment for infectious amyloids. Most drugs targeting amyloid diseases have failed. McKernan emphasizes the urgent need for research but warns against believing that mRNA technologies—the very ones implicated in causing the problem—will be the cure. Biotech companies are already receiving funding to explore mRNA-based treatments for prion-like diseases, raising ethical and scientific concerns.

Conclusion

If Kevin McKernan’s interpretation of the data is correct, humanity is facing the aftermath of a massive, involuntary exposure to synthetic amyloidogenic agents. These agents may not just cause disease but propagate it. What started as a viral outbreak could be the opening act of a long-term biomedical catastrophe—one that few institutions are willing to acknowledge.

For now, independent scientists, embalmers, and a handful of journalists appear to be doing the work that large institutions and governments have abandoned.

"The only reason I've been able to equip and run this research is thanks to public donations. No government or university is willing to fund this work." — Kevin McKernan

The world must now choose whether to confront this possibility or remain in denial. The data demands investigation, and silence could prove deadly.