What happens if you add EDTA and ascorbic acid dissolved in clean water to the slides of nanostructures you find in foods?
You would not even have to take it yourself, but do they permanently deactivate in foods as Dr Ana shows in the jabs or human blood?
Also I wonder if the similar structures are found in citrus fruit or pineapple, since they have things in them that interferes with the nanotechnology, at least somewhat.
So many questions... thank you for your great work though.
Those are great ideas for study. I'll see if I can figure out how to test those. The trouble is, the only liquid EDTA I can find where I am has Liposomes in it, which are a type of nanocarrier those typically open up and release nanoparticles of one sort or another. I have found nanocarriers in commercial Tangerines. I know that much. I like your idea of putting the EDTA and abcorbic acid in water directly on the food sample. Thanks!
Hi Elle: Unfortunately, I don’t think anyone has come up with a one-size-fits- all perfect way to do that yet. I mention some things I’ve used to help people in the past in this article, but it’s vital that you do your own research on risks and benefits of herbs, supplements, etc. that might work for you. Also, you can also search Substack under Nanotechnology. Other writers have other suggestions. I recently heard that activated Charcoal can be helpful, but you can’t take that on a continuous basis. You may also want to look through my posts and check out my article on Tony Pantalleresco’s AntiNano Bucket. You can also search Bitchute and Rumble for ‘Nanotech Detoxification protocols,’ or ‘Vaccine Detoxification Protocols’ to see what you can find. Good luck. Remember, depending on your health issues and other things you take, some of the protocols might not be best for you. Good luck. https://nanostructuresinus.substack.com/p/science-fiction-style-robots-in-unvaccinated?r=1hssy9
Hi Elle. I, personally, try to avoid liposomal products. They may not all be bad, but liposomes can contain toxins on their surfaces, and can carry programmed nanoparticles. They don’t come with their own set of ingredients, so to me, they seem like: ‘Mystery Spheres,’ that I have no particular reason to trust. After learning they are pretty much all Spirulina contains liposomes, and learning how they are usually made for use in Spirulina, I do still consume some of that, although, anything with Liposomes in it still makes me a bit nervous. For more info. on that subject, see my article, entitled: ‘Sinister Spheres.’
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What happens if you add EDTA and ascorbic acid dissolved in clean water to the slides of nanostructures you find in foods?
You would not even have to take it yourself, but do they permanently deactivate in foods as Dr Ana shows in the jabs or human blood?
Also I wonder if the similar structures are found in citrus fruit or pineapple, since they have things in them that interferes with the nanotechnology, at least somewhat.
So many questions... thank you for your great work though.
P.S. - My legal name: ‘Kathlyn’ actually has a strange pronunciation, so I go by ‘Daisy.’
Those are great ideas for study. I'll see if I can figure out how to test those. The trouble is, the only liquid EDTA I can find where I am has Liposomes in it, which are a type of nanocarrier those typically open up and release nanoparticles of one sort or another. I have found nanocarriers in commercial Tangerines. I know that much. I like your idea of putting the EDTA and abcorbic acid in water directly on the food sample. Thanks!
How do we get rid of the nanotechnology from our bodies?
Hi Elle: Unfortunately, I don’t think anyone has come up with a one-size-fits- all perfect way to do that yet. I mention some things I’ve used to help people in the past in this article, but it’s vital that you do your own research on risks and benefits of herbs, supplements, etc. that might work for you. Also, you can also search Substack under Nanotechnology. Other writers have other suggestions. I recently heard that activated Charcoal can be helpful, but you can’t take that on a continuous basis. You may also want to look through my posts and check out my article on Tony Pantalleresco’s AntiNano Bucket. You can also search Bitchute and Rumble for ‘Nanotech Detoxification protocols,’ or ‘Vaccine Detoxification Protocols’ to see what you can find. Good luck. Remember, depending on your health issues and other things you take, some of the protocols might not be best for you. Good luck. https://nanostructuresinus.substack.com/p/science-fiction-style-robots-in-unvaccinated?r=1hssy9
Has anyone bought nicotinamide liposomal I bought a Melrose brand it has something called “plexozome”in it
Hi Elle. I, personally, try to avoid liposomal products. They may not all be bad, but liposomes can contain toxins on their surfaces, and can carry programmed nanoparticles. They don’t come with their own set of ingredients, so to me, they seem like: ‘Mystery Spheres,’ that I have no particular reason to trust. After learning they are pretty much all Spirulina contains liposomes, and learning how they are usually made for use in Spirulina, I do still consume some of that, although, anything with Liposomes in it still makes me a bit nervous. For more info. on that subject, see my article, entitled: ‘Sinister Spheres.’
Thanks I was right to be suspicious
I love that you post these! I have seen so many similar oddities and have files full of odd things I am seeing in all sorts of items!
Cool! Maybe you should consider starting a Substack. There are a lot of microscopy/nanotechnology researchers here.