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What’s inside our red blood cells today? Here’s a few chopped in half and smeared, exposing the guts. RBG plus yellow dots.
That may explain this view of these unstained red blood cells? These cells all look similar under darkfield.
So m...
The spark of new life, but different.
First some new pics from the skin cam. I know why dermatologists don’t show people this when its so cheap, easy and obvious. They haven’t got the news that its no longer delusional parasitosis if you can see it…
Larger fibers visible to t...
Bacteria dividing in the blood. Plus.
A few things I haven’t seen before including the Bacteria or microbes dividing into what we often see individually in the blood. Whether an old or new form, I am not sure today.
First a pic and new info. I thought these new forms in the b...
A smorgasbord of videos.
First a pic.
This was the dragon head attached to what the Polish Dr described as “the Thing” Aluminum head with incredibly long legs he claimed. I was skeptical until I found many of them in a plastic egg that had been used for ozone tre...
Scan, extract text, download file, an odd fiber.
But not before getting a few pics.
After seeing many thousands of these fibers this one was probably the most unusual. It was in someone’s foot. When taking photos it came up with the scan icon highlighting the blue rectangle in the beginn...
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have darkfield scope. been looking at blood, meds, food , skin etc. now see these fibres in all.
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