Microclot Treatment After Your Amyloid Test
You tested positive for amyloid fibrin microclots. Now what? This page maps the path from detection to clearance: the McCairn Protocol (DFPP + SGF) available in Mexico and Japan.
Patient Journey
Your Path toClinical Clarity
Initial Screening
Your finger-prick sample is mailed to our lab in Mexico City for Thioflavin T fluorescence microscopy analysis.
Advanced Therapeutics
The McCairn Protocol
Developed by Dr. Kevin McCairn. A two-part intervention specifically designed for post-viral and post-vaccination microclot pathology.
Double Filtration Plasmapheresis (DFPP)
Blood purification therapy using Japanese Asahi Kasei IMMUSORBA TR-350 columns and Spectra Optia machines. Your plasma is separated from blood cells, filtered to remove amyloid microclots, spike protein, and circulating inflammatory complexes, then returned cleansed to your body.
- •Physically removes what enzymes cannot dissolve
- •Targets high-molecular-weight fibrin oligomers
- •Also removes auto-antibodies (anti-AChR)
Safety Note: This procedure depletes fibrinogen and carries bleeding risk. Requires ICU monitoring and emergency fibrinogen concentrates on-site.
Stem Cell Growth Factor (SGF)
Intravenous infusions of DPSC (Dental Pulp Stem Cell) growth factors following DFPP. These specialized neurotrophins signal angiogenesis and neurogenesis, repairing the blood-brain barrier and vascular damage left by microclot clearance.
- •Promotes endothelial repair and vascular function
- •Supports tissue regeneration after clearance
- •Ends the cycle of brain fog and neuropathy
Partnership: DPSC growth factors provided by INDEBIOC Labs in collaboration with treating clinics.
Why Mexico?
While the core filtration technology was developed in Japan and validated globally, the integration of LRP1 mobilization and advanced stem cell neurotrophins constitutes an investigational protocol. Under Mexican COFEPRIS regulations, Level-3 hospitals are legally equipped to offer these interventions.
Every procedure is overseen by surgeons specializing in central venous access, with ICU backup and emergency protocols. This represents a cost-effective North American alternative that delivers the same quality of care at a significantly more accessible price point, while strictly following best practices and regulatory standards.
The Science
Why Microclots Form and Persist
The Mechanism
SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, whether from viral infection or vaccination, alters fibrinogen structure. This causes fibrin to misfold into amyloid-like microclots that resist the body's natural clot-breaking mechanisms (fibrinolysis).
These microclots persist for months or years, obstructing microcapillaries and impairing oxygen delivery to tissues and organs.
The Consequences
- •Reduced oxygen delivery to brain (brain fog, fatigue)
- •Cardiovascular stress (heart attacks, strokes, myocarditis)
- •Pulmonary microclotting (shortness of breath)
- •Dysautonomia (POTS, temperature regulation issues)
Standard Tests Miss This
Often normal because microclots are structurally different from typical clots
Measure clotting potential, not clot structure or presence
Cannot detect amyloid fibrin microclots
Amyloid-specific dye binds to misfolded fibrin, making microclots visible under microscopy
The Process
7 Days in Cabo San Lucas
The complete McCairn Protocol timeline, from arrival to departure.
Arrival & Assessment
Land in Cabo San Lucas. Initial consultation with surgical team. Blood work and baseline vitals. Pre-procedure assessment at Level-3 hospital.
Mobilization Begins
LRP1 mobilization protocol initiated. Targeted polymersomes administered to flood receptors and detach anchored amyloids from tissue beds.
First DFPP Session
Double Filtration Plasmapheresis #1. Blood drawn, plasma separated, filtered through Asahi Kasei IMMUSORBA TR-350 columns, cleansed plasma returned. 4-6 hour procedure.
Recovery & Monitoring
Post-DFPP recovery day. Continuous monitoring for hemodynamic stability. Fibrinogen levels checked. Rest and hydration.
Second DFPP Session
DFPP Session #2 (if indicated). Additional filtration to maximize microclot and spike protein clearance. ICU monitoring throughout.
SGF Infusion
Stem Cell Growth Factor infusion. DPSC neurotrophins administered to promote endothelial repair and vascular regeneration after clearance.
Final Assessment & Departure
Post-treatment blood work. Final consultation. Discharge instructions. Departure from Cabo San Lucas with post-care protocol.
Investment
Microclot Treatment Cost
The McCairn Protocol is typically estimated at $60,000. Through our Mexico-based facility, we offer the same protocol for significantly less.
Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Savings: Same equipment (Asahi Kasei columns, Spectra Optia machines) and medical oversight at a significantly more accessible price point through our Mexico-based facility.
Common Questions
Microclot Treatment FAQ
How do I know if I need this treatment?
Start with our at-home screening test ($160). If you test positive for amyloid fibrin microclots, this confirms the structural pathology that DFPP is designed to remove. The test provides objective data to guide treatment decisions.
Is DFPP safe?
DFPP is an established medical procedure used for autoimmune and neurological conditions for decades. However, it carries risks including bleeding (due to fibrinogen depletion), infection, and hemodynamic shifts. Our partner clinics have ICU backup, emergency fibrinogen concentrates, and experienced surgical teams to manage these risks.
How many DFPP sessions will I need?
Most patients undergo 2-3 DFPP sessions over 3-5 days, depending on initial microclot burden and response. Post-treatment testing confirms clearance before discharge.
What is the recovery time?
Most patients feel fatigued for 24-48 hours post-DFPP due to fibrinogen depletion and the physical stress of filtration. By Day 7 (SGF infusion day), most report improved energy. Full benefits often develop over 4-8 weeks as vascular repair completes.
Can I combine this with other treatments?
Many patients continue oral fibrinolytic enzymes (nattokinase, lumbrokinase) as maintenance therapy post-DFPP. However, anticoagulant medications must be managed carefully and may need to be paused before DFPP. All medications are reviewed during pre-procedure consultation.
Will insurance cover this?
No. The McCairn Protocol for post-viral microclots is considered investigational and is not covered by insurance. All costs are self-pay. We provide detailed receipts that some patients submit to insurance for out-of-network consideration, but coverage is not guaranteed.
What are the success rates?
Published research from Kell, Pretorius, and colleagues shows that DFPP can reduce circulating microclots and inflammatory markers. Patient-reported outcomes vary. We track objective metrics (microclot burden, inflammatory markers) pre and post-treatment to measure individual response.
Ready to Clear Your Microclots?
Start with screening. Confirm the pathology. Then access the McCairn Protocol through our verified clinic network in Mexico and Japan.
Verified Providers
Connect with clinics specialized in post-viral recovery and amyloid protocols.