Evidence of Clotting Without Feeling a Thing: 53% of Hoffe's Patients Had an Elevated D-Dimer Test

"I started testing my own patients with a test called a D-dimer test, which is a test that's done in emergency rooms to see if a person might have a blood clot somewhere in their body.

And I found after testing 15 people that 53% of them had evidence of clotting. And these the importance of this was that these were not vaccine-injured people. These were people who thought their shots had done no harm. And 53% had evidence of an elevated D-dimer, seven days after their shot."