EDTA Under a Microscope

Three Samples of EDTA compared.

I meant to include these pictures of three different brands of EDTA in my last post. All three brands are meant to be taken orally. When I looked at the first two under a microscope, I got distinctly different ‘feelings.’ I don’t know about you, but the energy I feel when looking at things matters to me.

Looking at the third brand required dissolving powder from capsules in water. This didn’t work very well, so I tried heating the solution and bringing it to a boil. This didn’t help much either. What you’ll when I get to that sample are pictures of very odd-looking chunks.

The first set of pictures are from a brand of EDTA produced in Germany. It was brought in by a traveler, so I don’t have the name of the brand, or know the type of EDTA it contained. Here are some pictures of that:

Picture #1 - EDTA From Germany (Darkfield) - Aged 5 hours - “Moonscape”

Picture #2 - EDTA From Germany (Darkfield) - Aged 5 Hours - “Falling Metal”

This one looks creepy to me. I almost see part of a skull slightly left of center. My daughter used to refer to ‘Heavy Metal’ music as: “Falling Metal” when she was a little girl. That’s what the picture above reminds me of.

Picture #3 - EDTA From Germany (Darkfield) - Aged 5 Hours - “Time Space Boundary” This thick line of particles could be evidence of nanoparticle activity.