As COVID-19 vaccine victims are waking up to the reality that their bodies have been genetically loaded with either Pfizer or Moderna modifications (~70 percent homologous) of the Wuhan spike protein, a collective panic is driving a search for detoxification of this deadly protein proven to cause heart damage, neurological injury, blood clotting, and potentially more problems over the longer term.
Recently, vulnerabilities have been discovered in spike including proteolytic cleavage sites where the protein can be broken down by enzymes that could be suitable for drug development. In nature, there are many sources of such enzymes including worms.
The Japanese polychaete river worm Neanthes japonica (Izuka) is a known source of an alkaline serine protease abbreviated ASPNJ with the “N” for Neanthes japonica. Liu et al. have exploited the weaknesses found in spike and described them:…