A Swiss doctor is committed to creating the first-ever framework for medical patients to opt for a blood transfusion that does not come from a COVID-19-vaccinated individual.

George Della Pietra, a naturopathic physician, founded a nonprofit called Safe Blood Donation that matches recipients requesting unvaccinated blood with donors in 65 countries.

“The problem is right now, we have no choice,” said Della Pietra. “It was very clear from the beginning that the COVID hype was way out of control.”

Della Pietra declared that the new coronavirus was “not as dangerous as they say it was.”

The physician said he struggles to make sense of the government’s and healthcare industry’s response to the pandemic.

Citing the growing number of complications and sometimes fatal side effects of the vaccines available for COVID-19, Della Pietra has argued that these medical interventions are actually “more dangerous” than the pharmaceutical companies are willing to admit.

One of the fundamental features of all three of the current mRNA vaccines available is the utilization of COVID-19’s “spike protein,” which is essentially the port by which the virus enters human cells.

COVID-19’s spike protein is unique and is not produced anywhere within the human body naturally. The mRNA vaccines use this feature of the virus to stimulate an immune response.

Della Pietra claimed that these spike proteins in mRNA injections produce “classic symptoms,” such as blood clots.

“It’s unbelievable because we never had this problem before. It’s been only two years. They want to keep the narrative [that an mRNA injection] is not dangerous,” he observed.

Standard processing of blood donations does not remove the graphene oxide and non-declared inorganic components in the mRNA injections, Pietra claimed. Because of this, Safe Blood Donation intends to only accept donations from unvaccinated individuals.

Calling receiving a blood transfusion from a vaccinated donor a “back door” vaccine, Della Pietra has set out to provide people the freedom to choose when receiving life-sustaining blood donations.

“So, there is no blood bank with mRNA-free blood yet, not even with us,” Safe Blood Donation stated on its website.

“And, although we have already asked hundreds of clinics, at the moment — at least in Europe — all of them still refuse to allow the human right of free blood choice with them — or at least do not want to be mentioned because otherwise, they fear reprisals,” the website continued.

In the United States, Safe Blood Donation will likely meet similar hurdles. The nonprofit began operating in the U.S. within the last few months and has attempted to build a network of medical partners, but central blood banks like the Red Cross currently do not segregate their blood donations by vaccination status.

In a statement to The Epoch Times, the Red Cross said, “The American Red Cross does not facilitate designated donations for standard blood needs, as this process often takes longer and is more resource-intensive than obtaining a blood product through our normal process.”

The organization’s statement continued, “We want to emphasize that the Red Cross adheres to all donor and product requirements as determined by the FDA to ensure the safety of the blood supply and is committed to continuing to provide life-saving blood products for patients across the country.”