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(1659, 'Do YOU Have Filaria Parasites in YOUR Blood & Interstitial Fluids Causing Severe Acute Lung Disease?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/do-you-have-filaria-parasites-in-your-blood-interstitial-fluids-causing-severe-acute-lung-disease/', 'The Filarioidea are a superfamily of highly specialized parasitic nematodes.[1][2] Species within this superfamily are known as filarial worms or filariae (singular “filaria”). Infections with parasitic filarial worms cause disease conditions generically known as filariasis.[3-8]\nCurrently hundreds of millions of people worldwide, mainly in tropical regions, are infected with pathogenic species of filariae. Where the diseases are endemic many times more are exposed routinely to infection. Some victims harbor more than one medically significant infection simultaneously and this can complicate diagnosis and treatment.[9] This is why I generally recommend a holistic approach using the pH Miracle Lifestyle and Nutrition Protocol to reverse this and other conditions.[4]\nHumankind is the definitive host of at least eight species of filariae in various families. Six are particularly significant in medical terms.\nThe ones that mainly occupy lymph vessels and cause conditions such as adenolymphangitis, elephantiasis, and filarial fever are:\nThree other medically important parasitic species are:\nLoa loa causes Loa loa filariasis also known as Calabar swelling\nMansonella streptocerca , which causes streptocerciasis, an itchy condition that creates depigmented skin lesions sometimes mistaken for the first signs of leprosy.\nOnchocerca volvulus causes cutaneous onchocerciasis and river blindness[9]\nThe other two which are pathogenic and found in the blood and interstitial fluids of humans.\nSome Dirofilaria species usually parasitize animals such as dogs, but occasionally infect humans as well. They are not well adapted to humans as hosts and seldom develop properly though they may cause various confusing symptoms.[9]\nVarious filarial diseases specific to humans are candidates for elimination by such means as breaking the cycle of infection with anti-parasite treatments.[4][11]\nThe mature worms live in the body fluids and cavities of the definitive hosts, or predominantly in particular tissues. Details vary according to species. Some of the worst pathogens invade vascular, interstitial fluids of the Interstitium and lymphatic vessels and may be numerous enough to clog them.\nSome species invade deep connective tissues; some infest subcutaneous connective tissue, causing unbearable itching. Some invade the lungs or serous cavities such as the pleural cavity, pericardial cavity and the interstitial fluids of the lungs. Wherever established, they may survive for years, the fertilized females continuously producing motile embryos called microfilariae rather than eggs.[9][12]\nA microfilaria cannot reproduce in the definitive host and cannot infect another definitive host directly, but must make its way through the host’s body to where an intermediate host that acts as a vector can swallow it while itself acting as an ectoparasite to the definitive host. It must succeed in invading its vector organism fairly soon, because, unlike adult filarial worms, microfilariae only survive for a few months to a year or two depending on the species and they develop no further unless they are ingested by a suitable blood-feeding female insect.\nIn the intermediate host the microfilaria can develop further till the vector conveys it to another definitive host. In the new definitive host the microfilaria complete the final stage of development into sexual maturity; the process takes a few months to a year or more depending on species. The mature filaria then must mate before a female can produce the next generation of microfilariae, so that invasion by a single worm cannot produce an infection. Accordingly, it takes years of exposure to infections before a serious disease condition can develop in the human host.\nOnce a new generation of microfilariae is released in the primary host, those in turn must seek out host tissue suited to the nature of the vector species. For example, if the vector is a skin-piercing fly such as a mosquito the microfilaria must enter the peripheral blood circulation, whereas species borne by skin-rasping flies such as Simuliidae[12] and skin-cutting flies such as Tabanidae tend to establish in hypodermal tissues. For obscure reasons, some such species actually undergo daily migrations to bodily regions favored by the vector ectoparasites.[5][12] Outside those periods they take refuge in intravascular blood circulation of the lungs.[9]\n[1] “Filarioidea” (HTML). NCBI taxonomy. Bethesda, MD: National Center for Biotechnology Information. Retrieved 14 January 2019.\n[2] Filarioidea at the US National Library of Medicine Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)\n[3] “NCBI Taxonomy Browser”. Retrieved 2009-05-21. Filarioidea Taxonomy ID: 6295 Inherited blast name: nematodes Rank: superfamily Genetic code: Translation table 1 (Standard) genetic code: Translation table 5 (Invertebrate Mitochondrial)\n[4] Young, RO, Young, SR, “The pH Miracle Revised and Updated (2010). www.phmiracleproducts.com\n[5] Janovy, John; Schmidt, Gerald D.; Roberts, Larry S. (1996). Gerald D. Schmidt & Larry S. Roberts’ Foundations of parasitology. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm. C. Brown. ISBN 978-0-697-26071-0.\n[6] “Filarioidea”. Animal Diversity Web. Retrieved 14 June 2014.\n[7] Wheeler, Lance. “File:Microfilaria of Dirofilaria immitis (Heartworms) Surrounded by Neoplastic Lymphocytes”. Flickr. Retrieved 2 December 2017.\n[8] Yoshihito Otsuji. History, Epidemiology and Control of Filariasis. Trop Med Health. 2011 Mar; 39(1 Suppl 2): 3-13. doi:10.2149/tmh.39-1-suppl_2-3 PMC 3153148\n[9] Warrell, D. A.; Weatherall, D. J.; Ledingham, J. G. G. (1996). Oxford textbook of medicine. Oxford [Oxfordshire]: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-262140-5.\n[10] GIDEON Informatics, Inc.; Dr. Stephen Berger (20 January 2017). Mansonelliasis: Global Status (2017 ed.). GIDEON Informatics Inc. pp. 15–. ISBN 978-1-4988-1619-9.\n[11] Martial L Ndeffo-Mbah, Alison P Galvani. Global elimination of lymphatic filariasis. The Lancet Infectious Diseases Volume 17, No. 4, p358-359, April 2017 Published: 21 December 2016 DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(16)30544-8\n[12] O’Donoghue, Peter. PARA-CITE. Published by: School of Molecular & Microbial Sciences, Faculty of Science, The University of Queensland, Brisbane 4072, Australia July, 2010. 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(1660, '“You Can’t Handle the Truth!”', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/you-cant-handle-the-truth/', '“You Can’t Handle the Truth” was a line in the movie, “A Few Good Men” – Please watch and listen before reading the rest of this short but very important article!\nThis week the CDC quietly updated the Covid – 19 fatalities!\nThe real and truthful numbers (unlike those reported by the fake news) reflect that only 6% of all 164,280 deaths recorded actually died from Covid-19!\nWhat this means is the real number of fatalities for COVID-19 in the USA amounts to 9,857 deaths out of the erroneous 164,280 deaths! With a USA population of 327,000,000 and 9,857 COVID-19 fatalities that would equate to a 0.0000301437 percent potential risk for infection and then death or a 99.9999698563 percent non-risk for succumbing to COVID-19.\nThe other 94% fatalities had 2-3 other serious primary illnesses (like diagnosed cancer or heart disease) with the overwhelming majority were of very advanced age. (Over 85 years of age as shown in Table 1 on the red line in the graph)\nPlease check out the CDC link below for verifying the truth about COVID-19 as seen from their own produced Tables 1, 2 and 3!\nThis whole COVID-19 Worldwide Pandemic has truly been a HUGE fraud perpetuated upon the entire human race! COVID-19 is NOT a Pandemic but a Plannedemic! orchestrated by some very ‘Bad Actors’ who have a ‘GOD COMPLEX’ and who only care about themselves!\nTheir slogan should be ‘NO LIVES MATTER’ except theirs!\nhttps://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm#Comorbidities\nNow my question to you is this – Can YOU Handle the Truth and then open your mouth and save yourself and your love ones from the real agenda behind COVID-19 – the mass execution of over 7 billion people by chemical, biological and electromagnetic poisoning?\nRead and learn more at: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-mindset-of-dr-robert-o-young-1\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-mindset-of-dr-robert-o-young-1', '[0.025271642953157425, -0.0046643707901239395, -0.0786600112915039, 0.04152388870716095, 0.07213892787694931, 0.04286649450659752, -0.04757823422551155, 0.10922423005104065, -0.04074252396821976, 0.04655325040221214, 0.0471930131316185, 0.027011645957827568, 0.024459732696413994, 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(1661, 'Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert Young – re COVID, Vaccines and Viruses', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/dr-judy-mikovits-and-dr-robert-young-re-covid-vaccines-and-viruses/', 'UPDATE:  THIS SHOW HAS BEEN UPLOADED TO BITCHUTE AND IS AVAILABLE TO VIEW BELOW!!.\nAugust 26, 2020 @ 7 PM PT  –  A roundtable discussion with Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert O. Young regarding COVID, Vaccines and Viruses.  We will cover the latest announcement by President Trump with regard to the new Plasma Treatment, as well as the latest CDC announcement saying asymptomatic people do not need to be tested! (articles and bio(s) linked below).\nWATCH ON BITCHUTE at: https://www.bitchute.com/video/28tPzE4q3L4p/?fbclid=IwAR0UcMa8Ms7QSdSS34ZprNBYhVNQWmBNggNjNUoRbbu0wO4N_m_gJc5mqoE\nCDC… ASYMPTOMATIC PEOPLE DO NOT NEED TO BE TESTED!\nwww.foxnews.com/health/cdc-coronavirus-testing-guidance-change\nTo learn more and find products go to: www.phmiracleproducts.com/\nCOVID Autopsies Prove Death by Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation or Pulmonary Thrombosis!\nTo read the entire article go to: www.drrobertyoung.com/so/e8N7-HFDl?cid=8486780f-da1f-4521-b90f-6e16cd07da5c#/main\nThank you again, Best regards,\nABOUT BIOWEAPONS: …”Biolabs are acid labs.  There are NO bioweapons.  Germs are born in us and from us.  Viruses are acidic waste from cellular breakdown or fermentation.  Antibiotics have been the result.  Which are nothing more or less than the acidic waste of fermentation.  In other words, you take a yeast-like penicillium and ferment sugar and you end up with the so-called antibiotic which is the acid waste from fermentation.  It is morbid thinking to believe you can cure disease with disease.”\nIn 1994, Dr. Young discovered the biological transformation of red blood cells into bacteria and bacteria to red blood cells. He has since documented several such transformations.\nDr. Robert Young has devoted his career to the discovery of the missing pieces necessary to complete the larger picture of health.–taken from his website, www.drrobertyoung.com/\nDR. YOUNG’S LATEST SCIENTIFIC PAPER:\nTHE TRUTH ABOUT CORONA AND HOW TO PREVENT AND/OR REVERSE THE CORONA EFFECT\nwww.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-truth-about-corona-and-how-to-prevent-and-or-reverse-the-corona-effect\nNOTE: Considering Dr. Young’s premise, within the current world situation and how we got here.  The ‘weaponization of acidic rain (made from our cellular acidic waste in bioweapns labs) then distributed in clouds and ultimately acidic rain (or mist) that falls upon us you have the delivery mechanism for creating a worldwide pandemic.  Add 5G being activated in various key cities and you have the heavy concentrations of acid rain coupled with 5G and that results in an irradiated soup all around us and the effect is a high incidence of disease.\nGoogle definition of “irradiation” – Irradiation is the process by which an object is exposed to radiation. … The term irradiation usually excludes the exposure to non-ionizing radiation, such as infrared, visible light, microwaves from cellular phones or electromagnetic waves emitted by radio and TV receivers and power supplies.”  The words “usually excludes” are suspect as one can easily see on the contrary in our world becoming irradiated most likely includes radiation, electromagnetic waves emitted by cell phones and TVs as well as 4G and now 5G in some places and significant radiation from leaking nuclear power plants (such as Fukushima).\nSee website: plaguethebook.com/\n#1 on Amazon Charts, New York Times Bestseller, USA Today Bestseller—Over 100,000 Copies in Print!\n“Kent Heckenlively and Judy Mikovits are the new dynamic duo fighting corruption in science.” —Ben Garrison, America’s #1 political satirist\nRecounting her nearly four decades in science, including her collaboration of more than thirty-five years with Dr. Frank Ruscetti, one of the founders of the field of human retrovirology, this is a behind the scenes look at the issues and egos which will determine the future health of humanity.”–from book on Amazon linked below.…\n”Analysis by multiple independent groups have estimated that Part 1 has received “over one billion views,” making it the most viewed and banned documentary of all time.\nIf you were brave enough to share the controversial information, thank you! Because of you, the movie has been subtitled in numerous languages and is currently viral in other countries. As a result, a coalition of 27,000 plus scientists and doctors have gathered in support of a movement to reform our corrupt global healthcare system.', '[-0.03067823126912117, 0.02668086811900139, -0.0374152697622776, 0.025620803236961365, 0.04588957503437996, -0.016491563990712166, -0.04219859838485718, 0.11803286522626877, -0.03294931352138519, 0.029819149523973465, -0.00882713682949543, 0.011592130176723003, -0.015444931574165821, 0.09941177815198898, -0.06805482506752014, -0.05082863196730614, 0.09721793979406357, -0.04621773958206177, -0.012648467905819416, 0.03913911432027817, -0.06421852111816406, -0.03195786476135254, 0.06923563778400421, 0.03749148175120354, -0.02171938493847847, 0.01242971420288086, -0.09650194644927979, -0.08634371310472488, -0.010803645476698875, 0.02004324458539486, 0.04537298157811165, -0.023785235360264778, -0.011878378689289093, 0.03098887763917446, -0.01943313144147396, -0.053270041942596436, 0.05575525388121605, 0.02949676848948002, 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(1662, 'Does a Cloth or Surgical Mask Provide Protection Against Chemical or Biological Pollutants?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/does-a-cloth-or-surgical-mask-provide-protection-against-chemical-or-biological-pollutants/', 'The pores or opening sizes in cloth and surgical masks range from 80 to 500 microns, which is much larger than particular matter (PM) in the nano micro range such as nitrogen dioxide (NO2), carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen cyanide(HCN), titanium dioxide (TiO2), aluminum dioxide, carbon dioxide (CO2)l, bacteria, or even bacterphages or exosomes sometimes referred to the virus. Therefore, any of the above cloth or surgical masks are useless and provide no possible protection against PM less than 80 microns and nothing in the nano micron range.(See Figure 1)\nThe filtering efficiency of all six of the above selected masks may potentially filter out PM larger than 80 microns such as pollen, dust or hair. Based upon the sizes of bacteria, yeast, molds, endotoxins, bateriophages, exosomes (so-called viruses), carbon monoxide emissions and factory emissions of nitrogen dioxide, hydrogen cyanide, aluminum dioxide, including electrical and magnetic fields (EMF), cloth and surgical masks provide absolutely NO filtering efficiency of PM smaller than 80 microns due to their larger open pores present in all cloth and surgical masks. (See Figure 2 – A through F are cloth masks and G through I are surgical masks)\nThe representative bright fieldmicroscopy images of different CMs and SMs are shown in Figure 2 . Out of 20 CMs (CM1-CM20) imaged, for brevity, images of CM1, CM3, CM7, CM9, CM12, CM18 are shown in A, B, C, D, E, and F, respectively. The bright patches in the bright field microscopy images are the pores present in the masks. All CMs viewed contained two ply (layers) and the surface characteristics of both layers was very similar.\nFor comparison, you can view the surface of seven different brands of paper/SMs masks available on the market. The SM masks examined contained two or three layers (two or three ply). The surface morphology of the inner, middle, and outer layers of a three ply SM is shown in Figure 2 G , H and I. These micrographs showed a mean range of pores for the CM and the SM from 81 to 461 microns.\nBased upon viewing and measuring the pore sizes of the CM and the SM using bright field microscopy at 100x magnification both types of masks were found to be incapable of filtering PM smaller than 81 microns. 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(1663, 'The True Cause of COVID-19 Revealed with Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-true-cause-of-covid-19-revealed-with-dr-robert-o-young/', 'In this episode of Truthiverse, Brendan welcomes medical luminary Dr Robert O. Young.\nThe key is consuming alkaline foods and electrolyzed water with a high pH – to ensure that the blood and Interstitium maintain the correct pH – which exists with a very narrow margin for error.\nRobert’s analysis of blood and fluids over many years has revealed that Béchamp was right and that nourishing the terrain is the key – not killing germs. In addition, the pH determines the health of blood cells – and if the pH is out of whack, cells engage in a process called pleomorphism – they literally transform into other types of cells which mainstream medicine misinterprets as “invading infectious germs.”\nGet ready for a major paradigm shift!\nTo Listen to Dr. Robert O. Young on the cause, prevention and reversal of COVID click on the arrow below:\nIn 1994, Dr. Young discovered the biological transformation of red blood cells into bacteria and bacteria to red blood cells. He has since documented several such transformations.\nWhy hydroxychloroquine REALLY works on coronavirus patients\nWhy hydroxychloroquine REALLY works on coronavirus patients\nWhat Robert saw emerge from a red blood cell in 1994\nWhat Robert saw emerge from a red blood cell in 1994\nWhy the mainstream medical paradigm is SO outdated\nWhy the mainstream medical paradigm is SO outdated\nWhat happens to blood cells under stress\nWhat happens to blood cells under stress\nWhy pH is the key to vibrant health (and illness)\nWhy pH is the key to vibrant health (and illness)\nHow to heal almost any condition simply and easily\nHow to heal almost any condition simply and easily\nThis has to be one of the most important conversations I’ve ever had and I’m sure you’ll agree when you see it.\nThanks in advance for supporting the nascent emergence of deep human self-awareness – and the peace, truth, and beauty this will bring.\nEPISODE LINKS – https://truthiverse.com/\nCurriculum Vitae of Dr. Robert Young — View Dr. Robert O. Young’s credentials – www.drrobertyoung.com\nCurriculum Vitae of Dr. Robert Young — View Dr. Robert O. 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(1664, 'UnMask the Lies Deception Power & Money Behind the Worlds Current Health & Economic Crisis', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/unmask-the-lies-deception-power-money-behind-the-worlds-current-health-economic-crisis/', 'If truth, science and facts bother you….\nDo NOT WATCH this DOCUMENTARY!\nPeople all over the world have been lied to. from our air, food, water and EMF’s to viruses, vaccines and pharmaceutical drugs, you’ve been lied to. The question is. . . .\nThank you for visiting the UnMasked Documentary website. ( https://unmaskeddocumentary.com/ ) Please begin in Chapter 1 and proceed to the end. Skipping chapters will only lead to information gaps and many questions. The content is laid out in a specific order for your viewership. God bless you and stay healthy and safe.\nIf truth, science and facts bother you….\nDo NOT WATCH this DOCUMENTARY!\nCHAPTER ONE – INTRO TO DR. ROBERT YOUNG\nDr. Robert Young gives you a portion of who he, what his life has entailed and why he’s fighting the good fight for all of us.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/qdMWk42EzZKs/\nAir, Food, Water, EMFs…. We are bombarded with toxins all day every day. Find out what to do.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/vfIT4iTsBI1u/\nCHAPTER THREE – THE VIRUS FALLACY\nWhat is a virus? Where is the meaning “virus?” Why do you believe what you believe about viruses? https://www.bitchute.com/video/hMr5tGcLR8tk/\nVaccines may be the greatest “CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY” ever. Dr. Robert Young breaks down what vaccines are made of how they affect our bodies.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/JsbtXIFBt4VS/\nBig Pharma doesn’t and never will have your best interest in mind. EMFs are attacking our bodies all day, every day.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/ykkq2obcDz20/\nCHAPTER SIX – MIND POISONING & MOVING FORWARD\nDr. Young helps you to understand how our thoughts and mind effect our lives internally. 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We are bombarded with toxins all day every day. Find out what to do.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/vfIT4iTsBI1u/\nCHAPTER THREE – THE VIRUS FALLACY\nWhat is a virus? Where is the meaning “virus?” Why do you believe what you believe about viruses? https://www.bitchute.com/video/hMr5tGcLR8tk/\nVaccines may be the greatest “CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY” ever. Dr. Robert Young breaks down what vaccines are made of how they affect our bodies.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/JsbtXIFBt4VS/\nBig Pharma doesn’t and never will have your best interest in mind. EMFs are attacking our bodies all day, every day.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/ykkq2obcDz20/\nCHAPTER SIX – MIND POISONING & MOVING FORWARD\nDr. Young helps you to understand how our thoughts and mind effect our lives internally. He gives pragmatic solutions for moving forward to healthier lifestyle. https://www.bitchute.com/video/NrDVTTD7bhd3/\nCHAPTER SEVEN – DR. 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(1666, 'Have You Lost Your Mind?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/have-you-lost-your-mind/', 'Children and infants are susceptible to harm from inhaling pollutants such as particulate matter (PM) of less than 10 micron (MPM) to 1 nano micron (NPM)because they inhale more air per pound of body weight than do adults – they breathe faster, spend more time outdoors and have smaller body sizes. In addition, children’s immature immune systems may cause them to be more susceptible to PM than healthy adults.\nFigure 1: Possible entry routes for NPs. After accidental exposure or intended NP application, NPs enter the human body by intravenous injection or by oral, dermal, and pulmonic routes. Upon contact with physiological environments, biomolecules immediately absorb onto the NPs, forming the biomolecule corona. Upon contact with other (micro)environments, the corona composition most likely changes, but still keeps a stable “fingerprint” from its initial entry site.[1]\nAsk YOURSELF The Following Questions?\n1) Does the so-called infectious virus have morals and refuses to attack children, infants and toddlers?\n2) Why does the so-called infectious virus bypass the young? If the virus is the prey of life then why are infants, toddlers, children and young adults not attacked?\n3) IF, an infectious virus existed, as described by current medical savants (without scientific documentation using the gold standard for identifying any germ), wouldn’t infants, toddlers, children and young adults be the #1 victims, for the reasons I have stated above?\nWhat Are the Sizes of Particulate Matter?\nSome of the particulate matter found indoors originates from the outdoors, especially PM smaller than 2.5 microns (a micron is 1/25,000th of an inch). These particles enter indoor spaces through doors, windows, and “leakiness” in building structures.\nFigure 2 : Particulate Matter Sizes in Microns. One micron is equal to 1/25,000th of an inch.\nFigure 3: Micro and Nano micron sizes of toxic acidic PM that can cause serious sickness and disease.\n4) Have YOU seen people getting out of their cars and putting on their masks, as well as getting into their cars and then taking off their masks?\n5) Does the so-called infectious virus have morals, with a common courtesy of not entering someone’s private property?\n6) Does the so-called virus fear being arrested for entering your car, home or office without your permission?\nSo Why Are Viruses So Selective?\n7) Why does the so-called virus prey on those with pre-existing conditions such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease patients?\nAnswer: The loss of common sense\nI have suggested for over 4 decades that there is only one sickness, one disease and one treatment. The one sickness and one disease is the over-acidification of the vascular and interstitial fluids due to an inverted way of living, eating, drinking, breathing, thinking, feeling and believing. The one treatment is to restore the alkaline design of the vascular, interstitial and intracellular fluids with an alkaline lifestyle and diet!\nFigure 5: Comparison of the Louis Pasteur’s germ theory and Dr. Robert O Young’s terrain theory\nTo learn more about particulate matter (PM) and the dis-eases they cause check out the following charts and read the following articles at these links:\n1. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-is-pm-and-how-does-it-get-into-the-air\n2. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/singapore-s-corona-effect-covid-19-case-fatality-rate-is-remarkably-low-why\n3. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/understanding-colloids-nano-colloidal-systems-in-health-nutrition\n4. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/air-pollution-poisoning-at-ground-zero-wuhan-china\n5. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/lies-and-viruses-have-a-lot-in-common\nFigure 6: Exosomes and COVID-19 are anatomically identical.[2]\n6. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/it-is-raining-acid-on-your-lungs\n7. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\nFigure 7: Showing cellular membrane breakdown and aging of the cell, known as the ‘Corona Effect’ due to acidic chemical and radiation poisoning from PM and EMF.[3]\nTo learn more about the one sickness, one disease and one treatment read, Sick and Tired, The pH Miracle, The pH Miracle revised and updated, the pH Miracle for Weight Loss, The pH Miracle for Diabetes, The pH Miracle for Cancer and the soon to be released Thrive on Perfect Health.\nFigure 8: The predominant routes of NPs exposure, uptake, translocation and potential risks. The gray boxes indicate the source of NPs exposure, blue boxes indicate the primary routes of uptake, the orange boxes the potential translocation pathways and the red boxes the potential\nFigure 9: Possible entry routes for NPs. After accidental exposure or intended NP application, NPs enter\nthe human body by intravenous injection or by oral, dermal, and pulmonic routes. Upon contact with physiological environments, biomolecules immediately absorb onto the NPs, forming the biomolecule-corona. Upon contact with other (micro)environments, the corona composition most likely changes, but still keeps a stable “fingerprint” from its initial entry site.[1]\nFigure 10: Human exposure to NPs. Main anthropogenic sources of NPs, their release in the work place and environment, the subsequent occupational or public exposure through several ways of entry and translocation into human body.[4]\nNow YOU Know the Sizes of PM Will Social Distancing or Wearing a Mask Provide Any So-Called Protection?\nNow is the time for YOU to put on YOUR COMMON SENSE HAT!\nFigure 11: Particle size chart of PM the efficiency of wearing a mask for filtering PM. You will note that the sizes of the PM are smaller than the ULPA and the HEPA filters therefore providing no benefit.[5]\nThe answer to the mask question is a scientific NO! Wearing a NP95 or NP99 or HEPA or ULPA mask to protect yourself from PM or any so-called virus is useless. All you do is create increased amounts of carbon dioxide in the alveoli, interstitial fluids and blood causing hypoxia and pathological blood coagulation and an increased risk for hypercapnia and death.\nHow Can I Protect MySelf From Micro and Nano Particle Pollution Completely?\nWear the mask and protective suit pictured below and read The pH Miracle revised and update book?[6] or move to another planet![7]\n[1] Zoroddul M.A., Medici S., Ledda A., Nurchi V.M., Lachowicz J. I. Peana M., “Toxicity of Nanoparticles.” Current Medicinal Chemistry, 2014, 21, 3837-3853 3837.\n[2] Young, R.O., “What Do Viruses Like HIV & Corona Have In Common With Exosomes?” https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/lies-and-viruses-have-a-lot-in-common\n[3] Young, R.O., “Dismantling the Viral Theory.” https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dismantling-the-viral-theory\n[4] Fadeel B., Pietroiusti A., Shvedova A., “ADVERSE EFFECTS OF ENGINEERED NANO MATERIALS EXPOSURE, TOXICOLOGY, AND IMPACTION HUMAN HEALTH, SECOND EDITION.” Academic Press is an imprint of Elsevier, 125 London Wall, London EC2Y 5AS, United Kingdom.\n[5] Young, R.O., “Is Wearing a Face Mask Good for Your Health Protection.” https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/is-wearing-a-face-mask-good-for-your-health-protection\n[6] https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/the-ph-miracle-revised-2010\n[7] https://www.amazon.com/PD-100-Full-Organic-Vapor-Respirator/dp/B07HNWRGLG?&tag=safetysyste00-20', 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(1667, 'The Mindset of Dr. Robert O. Young', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-mindset-of-dr-robert-o-young-2/', 'The following are the links for my most recent youtube\nDr. Robert O. Young interviews for your health education :\nNew Biology Education at the following links:\n1) https://www.youtube.com/c/RobertYoung555/videos\n2) https://www.youtube.com/c/pHMiracleCenter/v\nNew interviews of Dr. Robert O. Young from late 2019 to August 2020:\n3)  Interview of Dr. Robert O Young and Dr. Judy Mikovits by Kerry Cassidy on COVID –\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/channel/Xp4Fz0Q7n35t/\n4)  Dr. Robert Young gives details on his arrests and why the “bad actors” have made such an effort to come after him.\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/rhbmAqislEQ4/\n5) The True Cause of COVID-19 Revealed by Dr. Robert O. Young\n6) Dr. Øyvind Rikheim Kofstad MD of Denmark interviews Dr. Robert O Young on viruses, vaccines and the COVID Plandemic\n7)  Part 1 of Dr. Robert O Young interview by Sasha Stone on pathological blood coagulation caused by chemical and radiation poisoning and not some pHantom SARS/COVID virus\n8)  Part 2 of Dr. Robert O Young interview by Sasha Stone on the pathological blood coagulation leading\nto SARS or the symptoms of severe acute respiratory syndrome of dis-ease\n9)  The Cure for Cancer lecture in Bali, Indonesia\n12) Dr. Robert O. Young on dealing with our current health crisis\n13)  Dr. Robert O. Young on the New Biology\n14) The Corona Virus What Can Be Done?\n15) Transparent with Tina interview of Dr. Robert Young – Part 1 of 2\n16) Transparent with Tina – Interview with Dr Young Part 2\n17) FREE RANGE: Gail of Gaia Hosts Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert O Young\n18) FREE RANGE: Gail of Gaia Hosts Dr Robert O Young and The New Biology\n19) FREE RANGE: Gail of Gaia Hosts Dr Robert O Young About the pH Miracle for all Dis-ease A True Healer\n21) PROJECT CAMELOT – 5G AND CORONA. DR. ROBERT O. YOUNG\n22) Dr Robert O Young with Ian Jacklin on Viral Lies & Pro Athlete Edge\n23) DR ROBERT O YOUNG COVID – 19 REVELATIONS\n24) Dr. R. Young: what are viruses? CORONA EFFECT, EM FIELDS (1,2,3,4 + 5G)\n25) Ian Jacklin introduces Dr Robert O Young on Viruses to Jeffrey Daugherty\n26) Dismantling The Viral Theory\n27) Inside The Matrix 5-17-20 with Dr. Robert O. Young\n28) July 29th, 2020 Special Guest Interview, Robert O. Young DSc, PhD, NMD\n29) The pH Miracle with Dr. Robert O. Young\n30) Ian Jacklin interviews Robert O Young on The pH Miracle\n31) Ian Jacklin interviews Robert O Young on The pH Miracle 2\n32) Ian Jacklin interviews Robert O Young on The pH Miracle 4\n33) Dr. Robert O Young with Ian Jacklin on the pH balance benefits\n34) Ian Jacklin interviews Robert O Young on The pH Miracle\n35) Dr. Robert O Young’s pH Diet & Mindset\n36) Tina interviews Dr. Robert O. Young\n37) Entretient avec Dr Robert O Young sous-titré\n38) DR. ROBERT YOUNG: COVID19 REVELATIONS: PREVIEW CLIPS\n39) ITNJ Talk by Dr Robert O Young in Bali, June 2019\n40) Dr. Robert O. Young ITNJ Testimony\n– https://youtu.be/gKjnEz5s37o\n41) The pH Miracle with Dr. Robert O. Young\n42) La salud reside en un estado alcalino – Dr. Robert Young\n43) DR ROBERT O YOUNG Latest Information on the CDC and  COVID19\nUNMASKED STREAMING LINKS CHAPTER ONE – INTRO TO DR. ROBERT YOUNG Dr. Robert Young gives you a portion of who he, what his life has entailed and why he’s fighting the good fight for all of us. https://www.bitchute.com/video/qdMWk42EzZKs/ CHAPTER TWO – TOXIC SOUP Air, Food, Water, EMFs…. We are bombarded with toxins all day every day. Find out what to do. https://www.bitchute.com/video/vfIT4iTsBI1u/ CHAPTER THREE – THE VIRUS FALLACY What is a virus? Where is the meaning “virus?” Why do you believe what you believe about viruses? https://www.bitchute.com/video/hMr5tGcLR8tk/ CHAPTER FOUR – VACCINES Vaccines may be the greatest “CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY” ever. Dr. Robert Young breaks down what vaccines are made of how they affect our bodies. https://www.bitchute.com/video/JsbtXIFBt4VS/ CHAPTER FIVE – PHARMA & EMFS Big Pharma doesn’t and never will have your best interest in mind. EMFs are attacking our bodies all day, every day. https://www.bitchute.com/video/ykkq2obcDz20/ CHAPTER SIX – MIND POISONING & MOVING FORWARD Dr. Young helps you to understand how our thoughts and mind effect our lives internally. He gives pragmatic solutions for moving forward to healthier lifestyle. https://www.bitchute.com/video/NrDVTTD7bhd3/ CHAPTER SEVEN – DR. YOUNG’S LEGAL STORY Dr. Robert Young gives details on his arrests and why the “bad actors” have made such an effort to come after him. https://www.bitchute.com/video/rhbmAqislEQ4/ VIEWING OPTIONS OPTION #1 – DIRECT DOWNLOAD  BY CLICKING  “WATCH UNMASKED” https://unmaskeddocumentary.com/shop/ols/products/unmasked-documentary\nOPTION #2 – STREAM AT https://www.bitchute.com/channel/Xp4Fz0Q7n35t/\n45) The Age of Truth TV Interviews Dr. Robert O. 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(1668, 'What is PM, and how does it get into the air?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/what-is-pm-and-how-does-it-get-into-the-air/', 'PM stands for particulate matter (also called particle pollution): the term for a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets found in the air. Some particles, such as dust, dirt, soot, or smoke, are large or dark enough to be seen with the naked eye. Others are so small they can only be detected using an electron microscope.\nPM 10: inhalable particles, with diameters that are generally 10 micrometers and smaller; and\nPM 2.5: fine inhalable particles, with diameters that are generally 2.5 micrometers and smaller.\nThink about a single hair from your head. The average human hair is about 70 micrometers in diameter – making it 30 times larger than the largest fine particle.\nThese particles come in many sizes and shapes and can be made up of hundreds of different chemicals.\nSome are emitted directly from a source, such as construction sites, unpaved roads, fields, smokestacks or fires.\nMost particles form in the atmosphere as a result of complex reactions of chemicals such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, which are pollutants emitted from power plants, industries and automobiles.\nWhat are the Harmful Effects of PM?\nParticulate matter contains microscopic solids or liquid droplets that are so small that they can be inhaled and cause serious health problems. Some particles less than 10 micrometers in diameter can get deep into your lungs and some may even get into your bloodstream. Of these, particles less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter, also known as fine particles or PM2.5, pose the greatest risk to health.\nFine particles are also the main cause of reduced visibility (haze) in parts of the United States, including many of our treasured national parks and wilderness areas.\nDiesel PM : A special class of particulates. The solid material in diesel exhaust is known as diesel particulate matter (DPM). More than 90% of DPM is less than 1 µm in diameter (about 1/70th the diameter of a human hair), and thus is a subset of PM2.5.\nWho is at the Greatest Risk from Exposure to Particulate Matter?\nCARB used the U.S. EPA’s risk assessment methodology to conduct an assessment of premature mortality associated with exposure to PM 2.5 (California Air Resources Board 2010). An update to this analysis using ambient air quality data from 2014-2016 indicated that PM 2.5 exposure contributes to 5,400 (uncertainty range of 4,200 – 6,700) premature deaths due to cardiopulmonary causes per year in California. In addition, PM 2.5 contributes to about 2,800 hospitalizations for cardiovascular and respiratory diseases (uncertainty range 350 – 5,100), and about 6,700 emergency room visits for asthma (uncertainty range 4,200 – 9,300) each year in California.\nHow Does Particulate Matter Affect the Environment?\nParticulate matter has been shown in many scientific studies to reduce visibility , and also to adversely affect climate, ecosystems and materials. PM, primarily PM 2.5, affects visibility by altering the way light is absorbed and scattered in the atmosphere. With reference to climate change, some constituents of the ambient PM mixture promote climate warming (e.g., black carbon), while others have a cooling influence (e.g., nitrate and sulfate), and so ambient PM has both climate warming and cooling properties. PM can adversely affect ecosystems, including plants, soil and water through deposition of PM and its subsequent uptake by plants or its deposition into water where it can affect water quality and clarity. The metal and organic compounds in PM have the greatest potential to alter plant growth and yield. PM deposition on surfaces leads to soiling of materials.[4]\nIs Particulate Matter a Problem Indoors?\nSome of the particulate matter found indoors originates from the outdoors, especially PM 2.5. These particles enter indoor spaces through doors, windows, and “leakiness” in building structures. Particles can also originate from indoor sources. Particles of indoor origin include components derived from biological sources, many of which are known allergens, such as pollens, mold spores, dust mites and cockroaches. Indoor activities generate particles, as well, including smoking tobacco, cooking and burning wood, candles or incense. Particles also can form indoors from complex reactions of gaseous pollutants emitted from such sources as household cleaning products and air fresheners.\nWhat are the Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter?\nAmbient air quality standards define the maximum amount of pollutant that can be present in outdoor air without harming human health. In 2002, after an extensive review of the scientific literature, the Board adopted a new annual average standard for PM 2.5 ppm, and retained the existing annual and 24-hour standard average standards for PM10. The national annual average PM 2.5 standard was most recently revised in 2012 following an exhaustive review of new literature pointed to evidence for increased risk of premature mortality at lower PM 2.5 concentrations than the existing standard.  The 2012 review resulted in retention of the existing 24-hour average PM 2.5 and PM 10 standards.\nTo learn more read the following articles:\n1. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/understanding-colloids-nano-colloidal-systems-in-health-nutrition 2. https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/nano-colloids-and-colloidal-systems-in-human-health-and-nutrition 3 . https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/air-pollution-poisoning-at-ground-zero-wuhan-china 4 . https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/air-pollution-poisoning-at-ground-zero-wuhan-china\n[1] Lim SS , Vos T, Flaxman AD, et al., “A comparative risk assessment of burden of disease and injury attributable to 67 risk factors and risk factor clusters in 21 regions, 1990–2010: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2010.” Lancet. 2012; 380 : 2224-2260\n[2] Mohammad HF, Lily A, Anderson, HR, Bachman VF, Biryukov S, “Global, regional, and national comparative risk assessment of 79 behavioural, environmental and occupational, and metabolic risks or clusters of risks in 188 countries, 1990–2013: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013.” Published:September 10, 2015DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(15)00128-2\n[3] Olofin I, McDonald CM, Ezzati M, et al., the Nutrition Impact Model Study (anthropometry cohort pooling). Associations of suboptimal growth with all-cause and cause-specific mortality in children under five years: a pooled analysis of ten prospective studies. 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(1669, 'FREE RANGE: Gail of Gaia Hosts Dr. Judy Mikovits and Dr. Robert O Young', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/free-range-gail-of-gaia-hosts-dr-judy-mikovits-and-dr-robert-o-young/', 'Dr Young has published over 70 books and countless articles. He has a webpage, blog and products to experience the pH Miracle! www.drrobertyoung.com/blog\nTo order Dr. Robert O. Young’s books go to; www.phmiracleproducts.com\nDr Young explains the importance of the interstitial fluids. They determine the the factors affecting our health. These fluids represent 80 percent of the fluids in our body while the usual tests represent only 20 percent. He further explains how the tests used for Covid are unreliable and explains why and how. The actual virus has never been isolated. The vaccine is not a solution but only adds to the body pollution. He explains more of what the new biology really means. The significance of what we eat, what we drink, what we breathe, what we think and what we believe are all major factors which we have control of and affect our health.', '[-0.021832263097167015, 0.026767084375023842, 0.06066560745239258, -0.015297714620828629, 0.08851096779108047, 0.02671821601688862, 0.047363050282001495, 0.11638057976961136, -0.034335847944021225, 0.038874901831150055, 0.005697241052985191, 0.05853163078427315, -0.02449207380414009, 0.06639378517866135, -0.0971774235367775, -0.045676279813051224, -0.01669156737625599, -0.007569121662527323, -0.04966578632593155, -0.018867509439587593, -0.05451653525233269, 0.028290877118706703, 0.02155163884162903, 0.03604034706950188, -0.06331773847341537, 0.03779192268848419, 0.009128788486123085, -0.023964716121554375, 0.03266456723213196, -0.019825434312224388, 0.09690602123737335, 0.0022745896130800247, 0.01440970879048109, -0.11279580742120743, -0.12319038808345795, -0.02758772298693657, 0.07950720191001892, 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Having found use in agriculture, the concrete industry, horticulture, the floral industry, mining, electroplating and cosmetics, to name a few, colloids may have specific application in almost every form of human endeavor.\nWhat Is a Colloid or a Colloidal System?\nThe term colloid is usually applied either to a particle of matter falling within a specified size range, or to a colloidal system, which is a combination of particles and a containing medium, i.e., a dispersion. Therefore, colloid refers to particles only, and colloidal system to the dispersion.\nA colloidal system may consist of one kind of colloid or a combination of solid, liquid or gas colloids dispersed in the medium which is generally water. Essentially, particle size distinguishes colloidal systems from other material systems, such as suspensions and solutions (suspensions have larger particles and solutions have smaller.)\nHow is the Nano Colloidal System Technology Different?\nBy using state-of-the-art technology, I created a nano colloidal system technology that creates a colloidal solution that is more stable than any colloidal elemental system. It starts with nanoparticles less than 0.1 microns in diameter ⁠— or one-billionth the thickness of a human hair.\nOur nanoparticles are coated in the specific element being used, such as silver oxide that protects the silver particle, resulting in a smooth outer surface. The coated particle is then electrical impregnated into double-distilled water molecules to create the our nano colloidal system.\nThe resulting nano colloidal element structure (like silver, gold, titanium, lithium, etc.) is so light and has only smooth edges without jagged protrusions, there’s nothing to force its separation from the double-distilled water. If you look closely you can see the projected light reflect off the nano colloidal particles of silver, gold, copper and titanium in the second glass of water.\nBecause our pH Miracle and Innerlight nano colloidal products are heterogeneous and stable, it’s also easier to formulate combination of nano colloidal elements for customized natural whole body health and nutritional care solutions, such as DepHense, OsteoPlex 1, NAC, Glutathione, Lithium Orotate, Prime pH and puripHy, just to name a few. You can now add our nano colloidal health and nutritional products to every step of your daily health and nutritional care regimen.\nThe most direct parallel to traditional colloidal solutions, like colloidal silver, is to start taking our nano colloidal system products orally or rectally being the most effective ways to use any of our nano colloidal supplements. Our original DepHense is the perfect entry-level product for those who want to experience the healing benefits of silver, titanium, copper and gold in a nano colloidal system for themselves.\nNow you can experience the effective benefits of all of our pH Miracle and InnerLight nano colloidal products today by going to: www.phmiracleproducts.com\nTo learn more about colloids and nano colloidal systems read the scientific peer-reviewed article below: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/nano-colloids-and-colloidal-systems-in-human-health-and-nutrition', '[0.027435677126049995, -0.10805299133062363, 0.016165191307663918, -0.008337625302374363, 0.06008058413863182, -0.04049607738852501, 0.0433712974190712, 0.15289129316806793, -0.030079958960413933, 0.006732381880283356, -0.05724801868200302, 0.00506678968667984, -0.04320746660232544, -0.014584248885512352, -0.05507228896021843, -0.04043703153729439, 0.01668437197804451, 0.023585842922329903, -0.0616736002266407, 0.0550781786441803, 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(1671, 'Singapore’s ‘Corona Effect’ COVID-19 case fatality rate is remarkably low. Why?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/singapores-corona-effect-covid-19-case-fatality-rate-is-remarkably-low-why/', 'A picture is worth a thousand words!\nWith a city population of 5.6 million people and only 27 fatalities since December 1st, 2019, Singapore has the lowest levels of cases and incidences in the World for the invisible phantom coronavirus.\nSingapore’s true immune protection against the fake COVID-19, comes from the green plants, trees, and grasses and specifically the green chlorophyll molecule that is adsorbing and absorbing the real dis-ease contributing factors of chemical and radiation poisoning from outdoor and indoor air and electro-magnetic pollution).\nBoth of these dis-ease causing contributing factors increase toxic levels of carbon dioxide poisoning or acid rain in one of the largest industrial cities of the World that causes the symptoms of hypoxia, pathological blood coagulation, blood clots, hypercapnia, severe acute respiratory disorders, chronic fatigue, fever and death.\nThe chemical and radiation poisoning in Singapore is mitigated and significantly reduced for the benefit of its population of people by living around green plants that protect them against the real causes of dis-eases and symptomologies wrongly associated with an invisible non-existing virus called, COVID-19!\nTo learn more about the real contributing factors causing the symptomologies of SARS or COVID-19 read the following published scientific articles:\n1) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-causes-oxygen-deprivation\n2) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/air-pollution-poisoning-at-ground-zero-wuhan-china\n3) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dr-robert-o-young-speaks-out-about-covid-other-matters\n4) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/prevent-hypoxia-hypercapnia-fever-dry-cough-fatigue-sars-covid-19\nFor the Solution to the Pollution you can setup a personal consultation with Dr. Robert O. Young at: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/\nFor the Solution to the Pollution YOU can start ingesting iJuice Chlorophyll to adsorb and absorb the chemical poisoning in the air that you are breathing and the radiation poisoning from the electrical magnetic pollution you are bathing in! https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ijuice/products/ijuice-chlorophyll\n[1] Kocbach A, Li Y, Yttri K E, Cassee F R, Schwarze P E, Namork E 2006 Physicochemical characterisation of combustion particles from vehicle exhaust and residential wood smoke Part. 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(1672, 'NANO COLLOIDS AND COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS IN HUMAN HEALTH AND NUTRITION', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/nano-colloids-and-colloidal-systems-in-human-health-and-nutrition/', 'Colloids and colloidal systems are essential to life. They are extremely useful, even indispensable, in many commercial and industrial situations as well. They function in every body cell, in the blood, and in all body fluids, especially the intercellular fluids, formerly known as “humors.” Therefore, increased understanding of colloids and their attendant phenomena, as well as the application of their operating principles, to enhance human health considerably is discussed in this article. Colloidal science is relatively young, however, and the number of qualified experts are few compared to other areas of science. In addition, most study in colloids has been confined to industrial processes. Having found use in agriculture, the concrete industry, horticulture, the floral industry, mining, electroplating and cosmetics, to name a few, colloids may have specific application in almost every form of human endeavor. Each of the few general areas just mentioned can be broken down into extensive subdivisions as discussed in this article.\n[Key words: Colloids, Colloidal Chemistry, Colloidal Silver, Health, Nutritional supplements]\nA material system in which one kind of matter, usually in the form of fine particles, is distributed more or less evenly throughout another is called a dispersion. The term colloid is usually applied either to a particle of matter falling within a specified size range, or to a colloidal system, which is a combination of particles and a containing medium, i.e., a dispersion. In this essay, colloid will refer to particles only, and colloidal system to the dispersion. A colloidal system may consist of one kind of colloid or a combination of solid, liquid or gas colloids dispersed in the medium. Essentially, particle size distinguishes colloidal systems from other material systems, such as suspensions and solutions (suspensions have larger particles and solutions have smaller.)\nClassification of Nano Colloidal Dispersions\nIn 1925, H. Freundlich classified dispersions into three basic categories: true solutions, colloidal solutions, and emulsions/suspensions. There were four parameters for categorizing a dispersion: (1) particle size; (2)\nBrownian movement (movement of suspended particles resulting from the impact of molecules of the medium); (3) ability to pass through ordinary filter paper; and (4) level of solubility. Freundlich’s success in categorizing dispersions was somewhat limited due to the laboratory equipment available at that time. As a result, he and his contemporaries had to calculate the size of the particles. The table below identifies these categories of solutions.\nHalf a century later, the Russian scientist S.S. Voyutsky wrote his book on colloidal chemistry, and his findings.\nParticle size was still of major importance in distinguishing systems from one another, but although the range of particle sizes in the diagram is the same as that originally calculated, the difference is that the emulsion/suspension level is divided into the microheterogeneous level (next up from colloidal) and the coarsely dispersed system. Voyutsky’s term for a true solution is the more accurate molecularly dispersed system, in which particles tend to be below 1 nanometer (nm). Though particle size is critical in making distinctions among systems, exact points of transition between the various degrees of dispersion cannot be established. Rather, there is a continuity much like the color transitions in a rainbow. Even so, colloidal systems are quite different from micro-heterogeneous ones, which do not have the very large total surface area of colloids.\nIn certain concentrations, micro heterogeneous systems display many of the same characteristics as colloids because a lot of the particles are within the colloidal range. However, due to the fact that a critical percentage of the particles are larger than 100 nm, a significant number of them will tend to settle. Micro-heterogeneous systems are a different color than a corresponding colloidal system. The color will tend more toward black because light is blocked by the coarser particles, and this will increase as concentration is raised. (See “Testing a Colloidal System” below.) Colloids may also be found in micro-heterogeneous systems and coarse suspensions. Relatively speaking, the total area of coarsely dispersed systems are quite small.\nNano Colloidal Characteristics\nColloid size ranges from 0.001 to 0.1 micron (1 to 100 nm) in diameter. Since a micron is one-millionth of a meter, and a meter is about 40 inches, a micron is four one-hundred- thousandths of an inch. Thus, a colloid measures about four-millionths of an inch to about four one-hundred-millionths of an inch, or 10 angstroms at the smaller end of the range. This puts the size of the smallest colloids at about 10 times the size of a hydrogen atom.\nColloids do not settle, and are filterable by ordinary techniques in the same sense as filterable bacteria or bacteriophages (so-called viruses), whereas coarser particles in the dispersion size range are retained. They differ from “particles” in molecularly dispersed systems in that dispersed colloids cannot pass through the fine pores of passive membranes. Because of their size, colloids diffuse slowly.\nIn addition to particle size, a nano colloidal system must have the following three properties in order to be differentiated from other dispersions:\n1.  It must be heterogeneous, i.e., consist of dissimilar constituents, for example silver and water.\n2.  It must be multi-phasic, i.e., solid/liquid, gas/liquid, etc. 3.  The particles must be insoluble in the solution or suspension.\nEach of these characteristics interacts with the others, giving a colloidal system its unique qualities. One fascinating thing is that even though particle size and concentration may vary, as long as most particles are in the proper range, the system will retain its colloidal properties, even though it may not be ideal.\nColloidal systems may be further identified according to the phases of their constituents. A solid dispersed in a liquid is called a sol, a solid or semi-solid colloidal system is a gel. An emulsion consists of one liquid dispersed in another. An aerosol , such as smoke or mist, consists of a solid or liquid dispersed in a gas. Some alloys are solid-in-solid colloids. The most common system, especially where human physiology is concerned, is the sol, or solid-in-liquid dispersion.\nThere are three main classifications of sols based upon the interaction of the particles and the medium:\n(1) lyophobic (solvent-hating); (2) lyophilic (solvent-loving); and (3) association colloids.\nLyophobic colloids have little attraction for the medium and are therefore not highly stable (not able to remain dispersed). Metallic sols in water are examples of lyophobic colloids, that is, they lack the affinity for that medium. But they are atypical lyophobics due to the exceptional ability of metals to hold a charge. In lyophilic systems the particles are attracted to the medium. These systems are inherently more stable than lyophobic ones because the attraction of the colloid for the medium resists settling. Both types of colloidal systems are found in plant and animal fluids.\nThe molecules of association colloids have a hydrocarbon chain with a hydrophilic “head” group and a hydrophobic “tail” group. When dissolved in water the molecules form clusters called micelles. These keep the head groups in contact with the water while protecting the tails within the micelle from water. The interior of the micelle corrals oily material and keeps it stable within the system. Detergents and soaps are common examples of association colloids.\nThe Colloidal Particle Surface Charge\nThe most important characteristic of colloidal systems is surface charge on the particles. Keep in mind that a “particle” is a group of bonded atoms or molecules. Nano charged particles repel each other, overcoming the tendency to aggregate (the attraction force) and remaining dispersed. Particle size plays a major role in the capacity to bear a charge, and the colloidal size range is set by this capacity. In manufactured systems, the charge can be greatly increased over what might occur naturally. Within the range, the smaller the particle, the greater the surface and the greater the charge that can be applied in manufacture.\nOnly heterogeneous, highly dispersed colloidal systems, containing the smallest possible nano particles, have a well-developed surface area. Given a constant voltage applied to the system, particle charge is not automatically increased as the substance is made finer, but total charge in the system will increase.\nAlready coarse particles will tend to fall out even if they have received an electrical charge like the smaller particles, because gravity will have a greater influence than the electrical forces which maintain the dispersion. Metallic particles have a great affinity for each other at the atomic level. They are magnetically attracted to each other and want to bond. But the magnetism of metals does not create an added difficulty of attraction against maintaining a colloidal system because of the superior capacity of metals to hold a charge.\nGiven a constant particle size, the higher the concentration in a solution, the more likely the attraction force will overcome the repelling charge, creating larger masses. At some point, the mass will precipitate out due to gravitation. At lesser concentrations, the attraction force is insufficient for precipitative particle bonding, and groups are light enough that gravitation will not pull them out of solution. This is an ideal colloidal system.\nManufacturing Colloids and Colloidal Systems\nAt least five methods were used to manufacture colloids before 1938, including: (1) Grind, (2) Wave, (3) Liquid, (4) Chemical, (5) Electrical. For medical or health purposes, the FDA now allows both the grind and electrical manufacturing techniques to be used. Of these two methods, however, the electro-colloidal process is generally considered to be far superior. (The chemical method, described below, is restricted to industrial or commercial applications.) With the grind method, the inorganic or organic particles are usually no finer than four one-hundred-thousandths of an inch, or about one micron, which is outside the upper end of the ideal size range by a factor of 10. Such particles may or may not be electrically charged. Even if a charge is present, the size of the particles may be great enough that the repelling forces are unable to overcome the pull of gravity. Thus, particles will tend to settle to the bottom of the solution, and much of the effectiveness of the colloidal system will be lost. While some sols owe their stability to particle size, charge and high dispersion, others employ a mechanical stabilizer added to the medium. Such stabilizers include gelatin, glycoproteins, and starch, among other things, which increase solution viscosity and cause the particles to settle much more slowly. The downside to this is that stabilizers tend to block the effects of the colloids, and the particles will still eventually settle if the solution is allowed to stand long enough. If the inorganic or organic particles are within the size range of 1 to 100 nm and are uniformly charged, no stabilizer is required to maintain suspension indefinitely in deionized water, as long as no disruptive influence intrudes. (The pH Miracle and Innerlight Nano Colloidal Products are uniformly charged and therefore require no stabilizers) Thus, the integrity and power of a colloidal system is a factor of the interplay among size, charge, concentration, and interaction between particle and medium. It should be mentioned that shape is also a factor.\nIn recent years, the chemical process has been widely employed to replace the inferior grind method, because it provides a convenient shortcut to the more difficult electro- colloidal process. But it also has drawbacks, one of which is the difficulty in getting the chemicals (acids) back out of the colloidal solution.\nConsequently, traces of the chemicals are frequently left in solution, which can cause unwanted effects, especially in nutritional/medical applications. After studying the health benefits of various forms of colloidal silver, Dr. Leonard Keene Hirschberg, A.M.M.D. (Johns Hopkins) concluded, “There are two principal ways of producing metallic colloids, viz., chemical and physical (electrical). The two methods yield widely different results, and from a therapeutic point of view I need only deal with the electric colloid metals, since only these present the necessary homogeneity, minuteness of granules, purity, and stability.”\nA simple illustration will suggest the immense power potential of a colloidal system. The total surface of a one-inch cube of iron is six square inches. By colloidal chemistry, the cube can be divided into particles having a total surface area in the range of 800,000,000 square inches, all expressing electrical energy. The total surface area of the particles in a quarter teaspoon is greater than that of a football field.\nThe highest quality colloidal systems are produced by the electro-colloidal method, meaning the inorganic or organic particles and (usually) water have been completely “colloided.” This is simultaneous dispersion and bonding by a current sent through the combination. This is the only method that will create a true colloidal system by manufacture. Products that are simple mixtures of metal and liquid cannot possess nearly the potential of electro-colloids, and are therefore of questionable value. The proper electrical process allows inorganic or organic particles that are well within the colloidal nano size range to be drawn off an ingot. Animated by Brownian movement, they are able to remain in suspension in a liquid medium almost indefinitely. (Because many nutrients are best transported through the body in water, the best medium to use for ingested nutritional products is pure, de-ionized water. All of the pH Miracle and Innerlight Colloidal products are electrically impregnated into double de-ionized water)\nAll other things being equal, the number of particles varies inversely according to the cube of the size change, so if size is reduced 50 percent, overall number is multiplied by eight. This is a mathematical proof, and is determined by actual count using an electron microscope and by atomic absorption. Obviously, ideal size is element dependent. The size of the pH Miracle and Innerlight nano-colloidal products are controlled by specific frequency, amperage and nano-meshes..\nThe ultimate colloidal sol contains ultra-fine and ultra-light particles in the range of 0.015-0.005 microns in diameter, and they will remain suspended in doubled de-ionized water without need of any other ingredient. There is no visible accumulation of inorganic or organic particles either in the solution or settled on the bottom. Products that show visible particles in the solution or at the bottom of the container indicate that the particles are either too large or have not received the proper electrical charge.\nThe metallic particles in a sol may vary in concentration, but more is not necessarily better, unless we have correspondingly smaller particles. In fact, the reverse is usually true- less is better, and in essence, less is more, functionally speaking, because as noted earlier, the higher the concentration in a solution, the more likely the attraction force will overcome the repelling charge. But even before this happens, effectiveness is reduced. The highest quality colloid will have a certain maximum number of particles. They will be of the minimum possible size, and ideally no more than a “handful” of atoms hooked together per molecule of water utilized, and in a negatively charged state. This will prevent further aggregation at that size.\nTesting a Nano Colloidal System\nA quick way to see if a solution contains colloids is by observing the Tyndall effect. A clear colloidal dispersion will appear turbid when a sharp and intense beam of light is passed through. The scattered light also takes on a cone shape within the solution. A simple way to observe this is to shine a very bright flashlight through a test tube of the dispersion in a dark room.\nAs noted earlier, a critical indicator of a nano colloidal system’s quality is its color. The ideal form of colloidal silver, for example, will have a golden yellow color. As the size of each particle increases, the color of the suspension proceeds from yellow to brown to red to gray and finally black. Therefore, the color range could also be read as “best to fair to mediocre to inferior.” In all cases, systems produced using the electro-colloidal method are a different color than those from other methods except where an artificial dye is used to imitate the proper color. Additionally, color varies with concentration, use of a stabilizer, and the presence or absence of other trace elements.\nTo confirm that a product is a true colloidal, examine the ingredients. If it contains an ingredient other than the designated colloidal particles, the product may not be suitable. If no additional ingredient is listed, but the product requires refrigeration, it means there is an ingredient in it that might spoil at room temperature. Properly prepared using the electro-colloidal method, a colloidal system requires no such ingredient. Needless to say, a product with instructions to shake before using is also quite suspect.\nColloids and the Living Colloidal System\nHumoral medicine died in 1863 as a result of the influence of the Virchow school. Cellular pathology tells only part of the story of disease. The colloidal integrity of the intercellular fluids, or humoral milieu, is the sine qua non of life itself. The state of health is present when there is unhindered flow of life- force through every part of the humoral system. The real function of body cells is to maintain the milieu or terrain in a state of functional efficiency. -O.C. Gruner, M.D.\nAt the present time, colloidal chemistry plays a major role in over 7,000 industries, and, as noted earlier, most study in colloids has been applied to industrial processes. In the last few decades of the 19th century, and even well into the 20th, there was considerable awareness of the importance of colloids to human health. But with the rise and sway of monomorphic, allopathic, cell-oriented medicine, this area of study fell by the wayside. Therefore, there is currently comparatively little awareness of, or focus on, colloids in the living system. Professor Wolfgang Ostwald has noted, “All life processes take place in a colloidal system, and that is true both of the normal fluids and secretions of the organism, and of the bacterial toxins, as well as, in large measure, of the reactions which confer immunity.”\nAlfred Searle wrote: Fortunately, the recognition of bacteria and their products as essentially colloidal in character has greatly facilitated the study of disinfection. It is now realized that-disregarding the fact that bacteria are alive-they may, owing to their colloidal character and that of the toxins and some other substances they produce-be destroyed by substances which bear an electrical charge opposite to that of the bacteria or their colloidal products.  ” . . . The great advantage of dealing with germs as colloids lies in the fact that the agents used for their coagulation and consequent destruction are not necessarily poisonous . . ..”\nColloidal silver, for example, has no recorded side effects. Its power to “disinfect” stems from the frequencies of vibration presented on the surface of the particles; i.e., they are very highly charged oppositely to microorganisms , and very active. Yet they are completely safe and natural. It is a situation opposite to the antibiotic one, which is “toxic-chemical,” not only to the target microform but to the host as well, and which sets more improperly charged toxins free in the system rather than catalytic, energetically harmonious colloids. Moreover, the antibiotic cannot really alter the condition which supported the evolution of the target form, and may not even kill it but only instigate an evasive pleomorphism and potentiate a worse scenario later with the biological transformation of the bacteria to yeast or mold.. This is not to mention the negative effect on the health and vitality of the intestinal villi. (The intestinal villi are safe from colloidal silver because the silver is absorbed and/or used to buffer dietary acids in the mouth and stomach before reaching the small intestines and the intestinal villi.)\nAlfred Searle: Metal solids have the further therapeutic advantage of acting most rapidly in faintly alkaline solutions, so that when properly prepared they are not affected adversely by normal blood. Before a therapeutic substance can exert its full effect it must be converted into the ionized or into the colloidal state. . . . The drugs employed to combat disease should be in the colloidal state, i.e. in a form in which they may be isomorphic and isotonic with the elements of the body. Only so can they be expected to exert their full potency.\nThe task of thus bringing their remedial virtue to its highest point is not an easy one, for colloidal substances, unless prepared with consummate skill and meticulous care, lack stability, and are prone to precipitation when brought into contact with the electrolytes normally present in the body tissues and fluids.\nThough Searle was speaking in terms of pharmaceuticals, the information also applies to food or nutritional supplements.\nSince surfaces present, and interact through, electrical and magnetic energies, the electrical characteristics of colloids take on fundamental importance. For example, sick, dead and broken-down cells are attracted to colloids by electromagnetic force, as iron filings are attracted to a magnet. The resulting complexes are carried into the lymph, which recycles what it can, while the rest are carried to the bloodstream to be eliminated. The recycling/breakdown process is carried on by a normal level of fermentation, and it is highly likely that (colloidal) microzymas provide the enzymes as theorized by French scientist and medical doctor,  Antione Bechamp.\nThe surface energies of colloids have powerful effects on physical and chemical activity. It is well known that like charges repel and opposite ones attract, thus surface charges on colloids maintain an energetic system that resists coagulation. Often behaving like enzymes in life processes, certain colloids act as catalysts in chemical reactions. The high surface energies that may accompany them account for the action and sensitivity of colloids in the living system. The electrical potential on the surface of a colloid is known as the zeta potential.\nAnother colloid pioneer, Thomas Riddick, believed zeta potential to be a basic law of nature, or an expression of a universal law-the ‘Law of Balance’, or the tension of opposites. Nowhere is this law better represented than in positive vs. negative charge, the fundamental vibrations of colloidal elements. Thus, it becomes obvious that zeta potential is basic to life. But each substance, being uniquely configured, will present its own quality of influence.\nRed Blood Cell Clumping (Rouleau)\nThese micrographs show the blood of an unhealthy person after eating a large meal with a high fat content.\nUsing a compound microscope under pHase Contrast Microscopy you can view the red blood cells immobile and aggregated due to loss of surface charge or zeta potential. At this point the patient was experiencing fatigue and listless. Figure 4 shows a micrograph of the same person’s blood 15 minutes after drinking a glass of alkaline water with 5 drops of each liquid nano colloidal alkalizing minerals. (pH Miracle DepHense (product contains colloidal nano particles of silver, gold and titanium), and Innerlight Prime pH™ (contains colloidal nano particles of sodium chlorite) were used.\nThese highly negatively charged particles impart a vibrational energy which breaks the cells apart and restores the zeta potential- what I call the negative spark of life . Blood cells are once again discrete and highly mobile, regaining their efficiency as carriers of oxygen. The subject reported feeling bright and energetic.\nThe human body is literally a gigantic liquid crystal! -Robert O. Becker, MD\nWe know today that all living organisms are composed of highly structured colloidal systems and that these form the basis of a gigantic colloidal computer. Every cell has an internal colloidal system arranged in patterns to create specific functions. The cells surrounding nerve fibers-glial cells in the brain, Schwann cells in the rest of the body-are made up of high-zeta-potential colloids arranged in a structured matrix. (The reader may be aware that the difference between Einstein’s brain and ordinary brains is that his brain had more glial cells.)\nHe also found that glial cells and Schwann cells are semiconductors just like transistors and that there is a direct correspondence between these cells and the acupuncture energy system mapped out by the ancient Chinese. (Despite his brilliance, however, Becker joins other pioneers in being ignored and shunned by establishment savants because his work threatened vested interests and carefully guarded concepts on several fronts. Thus, for one thing, a marvelous development of his-a safe, effective method of regenerative, scarless healing of severe injury-has been denied to the world.)\nThe body has a special mechanism-called, for convenience, the blood-brain barrier -that somehow prevents many substances from entering the brain. It is very likely an electro­chemical condition in which the balance of electrolytes in the brain and nervous system is critical. When the electrolyte balance is disturbed and the crystalline structure of this vital liquid changes, unwanted materials may pass the barrier. Since a colloidal system supports intercellular fluid, the same situation may exist here, so that if the colloidal system is compromised, the electrolytes lose their ability to reject unwanted substances.\nDr. Becker has shown that the “permeability” of the barrier is altered by external, pulsed electrical and magnetic fields of extra-low frequencies (ELF, or 1 to 100 Hz). ELF signals are transmitted by power lines and hundreds of industrial and household products. Everything from hair dryers, TV sets, computers, washing machines, clothes dryers, even electric wrist watches emit these low frequency waves. Dr. Becker believes the health and possibly the existence of the human race is threatened by these signals, as they alter the chemistry of life (an area in which he threatened money interests). Experiments have shown that colloidal dispersion is threatened with collapse by ELF signals when the zeta potential of the colloidal system is low. At this point it takes very little stress to trigger flocculation in the system. This occurs with most colloids at a zeta potential of around 1 millivolt.\nIt is possible that the increase in zeta potential achieved by adding high energy pH Miracle and Innerlight nano colloids and anionic electrolytes to the body will protect us from these harmful electrical and magnetic energies. As noted, colloids and electrolytes relate to and support one another by their electrical bio-energy or in other words their zeta-potential. Health is vitally characterized by organized matter that carries a high negative surface charges. Death/disease in the biological terrain is the neutralization of the micro and nano colloidal system in an area of the body by the positively charged influence of acidic toxins, residues from acid-forming food, acidic water, acidic air, acidic thoughts, feelings and beliefs and finally resulting in morbidly evolved microforms and their acidic wastes. I refer to such areas as dead zones. They exist in the blood as rouleau and pathological coagulation, as fused cells in tissues, and in the intravascular and interstitial fluid itself (see below). Acidic toxic waste and biological debris in the system promotes loss of negative surface charge and act as mortar to glue red blood cells together, reducing function and efficiency.\nGiven the chance, the body will deal with these areas in an electrical manner somewhat analogous to Dr. Becker’s revelations about broken bones detailed in his book, The Body Electric. Here, however, the electricity is not a current, but is static. Highly negatively charged colloidal mineral particles will be attracted to these zones, exert their influence and re-establish alkaline balance, allowing red blood cells to dissociate and opening up cellular communication in tissue. They do this by providing the “negative spark of life” is restore with alkalizing food, water, air, thoughts, feelings, beliefs and nano colloidal nutritional support.\nInterstitial, Intracellular and Intravascular Fluids\nA most crucial area for appreciating the significance colloids and their flocculation, is the intercellular fluid, or body humors. As described by O.C. Gruner, M.D., the flow of life is maintained in the space between cells, where the living system has enclosed part of the ocean, so to speak. This humoral milieu, or “lake” as Gruner refers to it, has inflow and outflow. The specialized cells of the “tissue spongework” rely upon this substance that bathes them, maintains pH, brings in nutrients, carries away wastes, and shields them from toxins. The flow moves from the capillaries through the interstitial spaces, then, after exchanges with the cells, back into the lymphatic channels.\nSome remarks from Gruner: “Unless the outlet of the pool is patent, and the canaliculi likewise, chemical changes take place in the stagnant fluid. Moreover, the parts beyond cease to receive the materials needed. . . . Should this movement be arrested in any part of the body, however small be the site, and however short be the time-what we call “disease” begins. … It may be some time before the signs of obstruction become evident. . . for the surplus capacity of the “lake” is so great. . . . We have this principle then: there is only one disease. All the 414 (or so) diseases described in textbooks of medicine are fundamentally forms of one and the same disorder …. The problem to be solved in every case of sickness is, “for what reason has the flow of intercellular fluid ceased, and in what site has it ceased?” But the final reason is the presence in the fluid of the “pathogen,” whose makeup is chemical [emphasis added].”\nThe pathogen is of course not a microform but a chemical waste or toxin. Nutritional deficiency, the other major pathogenic factor, must always be kept in mind.\nIn emphasizing the importance of the dynamics of the lake, Gruner describes an “. . . .intangible circulation, . . . namely the flow of ‘vitality,’ life-force, bioenergy, along the neuro-endocrine system, following the physiological processes of absorption, assimilation, and elimination. As long as this flow is unhindered, the individual is in a state of health.” It is the extraordinary surface area of the colloidal system which makes it capable of carrying a high level of charge and thus vibrational energy, or bioenergy. The neuro-endocrine system, the neuro-lymphatic system and the muscular system are all tied together via the meridians identified by the Chinese over 5,000 years ago and used in acupuncture ever since. And the operating principle of acupuncture recalls the yogic understanding of prana (life force) and the chakras. The Law of Balance is again manifest as the yin and yang aspects of life force. Thus, in addition to food, the body ingests, assimilates and excretes subtle vibratory energies, including normally invisible light frequencies.\nAn interesting aspect is that Gruner sees both the lake and the lymphatics as vital sites of parenteral digestion. In the lymphatics: “There is a real digestion of the entering fluid carried on by the ferments [emphasis added] supplied by their cell population.” And in the intercellular fluid: “The ‘lake’ is the site of parenteral digestion. This is the real digestion. It is the site of constant building up and tearing down, through enzyme activity.” As indicated, poisonous waste products from dietary improprieties find their way into the fluid and interfere with the flow because they cannot be perfectly digested. They are “acid decomposition products,” which create a condition of anoxia in the fluid:\nBesides this anoxia . . . the lack of ferment [emphasis added] needed to break up the pathological substances itself causes interference with the onward flow. . . . Failing the breakdown of the materials in question, deposition will occur. As Lumiere pointed out, it is not the chemistry per se that accounts for health, it is the due retention of the colloidal state [emphasis added]. When flocculation (precipitation, deposition) occurs, the signs of disease appear. … To sum up, the effects of interference are evident to the clinician in all the manifold forms which disease assumes. . . . Their real significance is appreciated in terms of bio-colloidology.\nWhat structure could be responsible for most or all of the critical fermentations and anabolic enzyme activity carried on in this inner sanctum? Our fundamental anatomical elements, the colloidal microzymas of the brilliant Antoine BeChamp?\nIt is the electrical, or bioenergetic nature of the fluid that supports the flow, and it is primarily a colloidal system, in concert with (molecular) electrolytes, that constitutes its electrical nature. A fascinating point to be made with respect to anabolic activity is that Gruner believes the lake to be the birthplace of cells, which must also be the work of the tireless and indestructible microzymas.\nWith regard to the presence of light in living systems, recent discoveries indicate that colloids play a critical role in the vital function of intercellular communication.  Discoveries by Dr. Fritz Albert Popp of Germany indicate that the DNA molecule transmits its blueprint information to other cells by means of encoded bursts of ultraviolet laser light. The optical pathways for this information are “light pipes” consisting of highly structured cellular water {Fusion, Sept./Oct. 1985). Popp indicates that the structure of cellular water is created by minute quantities of highly charged colloidal minerals.\nColloidal Applications in Health\nIn the billions of cells comprising tissues and organs, energy is obtained from certain metals, among them iron, iodine, manganese and copper. There are some 32 minerals in the body, with traces of at least as many others. Colloidal nutritional chemistry is the science which converts those elements into particles so minute they can be utilized directly by cells and the intercellular fluid.\nIdeally, a nutrient should be administered in such a form that its essential constituent will travel through the body until it reaches the part where it is required, and that it arrives at that organ or tissue in such a state as to be used to the greatest advantage. To administer a substance in chemical form because it has been isolated from brain matter, for example, may be to misunderstand the chemical and physical changes which take place in assimilation, and thus to supply the material in a form from which it has to be converted. The fact that this conversion occurs shows how marvelous an alchemist the human organism is; but it is no reason for the administration of agents in less than ideal form, especially when the physiology is weakened. The treatment of a disease condition by the administration of various compounds is much more completely understood when it is realized that the reactions deal largely with colloidal materials and systems. Nutritional and remedial treatments become most efficient when they can be based entirely upon this principle or can include it, eliminating or minimizing further disturbance to the system.\nBefore the 1940s, even though certain colloids had seen substantial success-colloidal silver for example-the full health potential of colloids in general had not been demonstrated. This is due to a number of factors, of which the two most important are: (1) the difficulty of studying the special properties of substances in the colloidal state with the technology at hand in the first three decades of the 20th century; (2) failure of early investigators to realize the necessity of stabilizing the remedial colloid in terms of rendering it isosmotic with the blood serum, thus preventing precipitation. Then, in 1941 and later, antibiotics and other “miracle drugs” came on the scene, and mainstream interest turned away from the great potential of colloids. Thus, their potential has waited to outlive the devastation of health by drugs and has become more fully realized only in the last decade.\nIt is now quite evident that the application of the pH Miracle and Innerlight colloidal sols to the disease condition of the human body is distinctly encouraging. As suggested, a supply of improperly prepared and unstable colloidal systems has been one of the most serious sources of drawbacks and discouragement. In a sol, the presence of very small quantities of certain salts, the ions or ultimate particles of which have an electrical charge opposite to that of the active colloid, will coagulate the latter unless it is protected by some means. In this case, coagulation or precipitation can occur only when the protective agent has been destroyed or removed.\nIn the 1970s, upon recognition of the colloidal nature of the chief body fluids, German investigators saw the enormous possibilities for the application of colloidal disinfectants and medicines. Subsequently (1980s), several colloidal products were placed on the market and their therapeutic properties carefully and vigorously “hyped.” Most of these systems rapidly deteriorated in value, however. Some were so unstable they contained no active colloid at the time of use, and others, not being isosmotic with body fluids, coagulated immediately upon administration.\nOn the other hand, if a substance is converted to the nano colloidal state in the presence of certain other colloids and of certain salts, the activity of the desired colloid will not be impaired and the system will be quite stable, mixing easily with blood or other body fluids without being rendered inactive by them. This is exactly what your body receives when taking a nano colloidal pH Miracle or Innerlight colloidal products.\nThe Practicality of Nano Colloidal Elements\nA great advantage which a nano colloidal sol of elements possess over compounds is the facility with which their action may be studied. If a salt or other compound is administered, there is always the chance of it undergoing hydrolysis or ionization in the alimentary canal or bloodstream, thereby setting up a complex situation in which elements other than the one under investigation become involved. For example, iron may be administrated in the form of a carbonate which is converted  in the stomach into chloride and this, on dilution, is hydrolyzed so that eventually there are formed both hydroxide and chloride of iron. If the iron were administered as a colloidal element, these complications would be avoided and the investigator would be much more certain in drawing conclusions.\nAlso, an element in the ionized state is always associated with its corresponding ion(s). Thus, ionized sodium chlorite separates into sodium ions, chlorine ions and nascent oxygen ions, and the net charge of the system is neutralized. When the element is administered in the colloidal state, however, it is introduced alone as an active agent, the charge in the particles is quite definite, and activity is correspondingly great. Also, the extreme toxicity of many combined or non-colloidal elements is avoided when administered in the form of a colloidal sol, while usefulness is brought to the fore. The remarkable fact that colloidal silver and iodine do not stain the skin, whereas pharmaceutical preparations of silver and iodine do so strongly, is a further indication of the striking difference between a nano colloidal sol and ordinary solutions.\nThe effect of administering elements in a colloidal state to persons suffering from certain symptomologies is extremely interesting, partly because of the progress of the recovery, and partly because of the absence of complications such as occur when the same element is administered in another form. Consequently, there is much truth in the statement that a substance to be fully efficient must be in a colloidal state, or very easily convertible to it in the body of the subject.\nMany metallic colloids serve as powerful catalysts. For example, colloidal silver, titanium, gold, platinum, rhodium, iridium, osmium and palladium are effective catalysts in the de-specialization and re-specialization of cells. I have observed that these highly negatively charged metal sols can cause red or white blood cells to dedifferentiate to their embryonic state and then re-differentiate into cells needed due to emotional or physical stresses, e.g.,. bone, muscle, nerve or skin cells. This phenomenon was seen in a patient with third degree burns on his hands and face. As silver, gold and titanium metal nano colloidal sols were administered topically, new skin grew rapidly through the re-specialization of the red blood cells. Even where there were skin grafts, new skin was created underneath them, where the metal sols were administered. In The Body Electric, Dr. Becker also reports observations of the healing power of the negative charge of nano colloidal particles.\nThe electrically charged particles of some metal sols have activity and catalytic power so great as to be barely conceivable. They can induce chemical reactions which would otherwise require conditions unattainable in the human subject. Dr. Hirschberg found that they cause strong chemical actions “out of all proportion with the quantity of matter brought to bear. ”Marked catalytic properties are evident when only 0.0000002 grain of a platinum sol is present, for example. This intense power of promoting reactions and of being themselves left free at the end of the reaction results in very small quantities of metal sols being capable of effecting changes highly disproportionate to the amount of sol present.\nChanges which are extremely complex or which would otherwise require a long time if relying on a series of successive reactions may be readily effected by the presence of an elemental sol. These considerations throw light on the importance of trace elements in nutrition. Metal sols have the further therapeutic advantage of acting most rapidly in slightly alkaline solutions, so that when properly prepared they are not affected adversely by normal blood.\nOf interest is the fact that substances (e.g., mercuric chloride or arsenic acid) that block catalysis by metallic colloids, have a like effect on biological systems-that is, they block biochemical reactions and hence can be lethal.\nThe use of specific colloids in health is not a universal cure-all, but just as the administration of extracts or isolates marks an advantage in many cases over the use of the cruder source, so the employment of colloidal elements marks a clear step forward in many cases over traditional supplements or remedies. The ability to energize blood and body fluids alone offers major support to health and a means of addressing a fundamental physiological dysfunction. From this standpoint, the positive effect of colloidal supplements on a host of symptomologies could be anticipated, and has been observed clinically.\n1. Alexander, J. Colloid Chemistry. 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(1673, 'The ‘Trojan Horse’ Viral Theory', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-trojan-horse-viral-theory/', 'Virologists are continually operating under the assumption that viruses are foreign infectious agents that “hijack” the human cell.\nVirologists give details of mechanisms of how the virus works, and constantly superimposes this idea on top, despite, they do not make logical sense based on the information that they are explaining.\nExample, the virologist will go into great detail to explain the complicated coupling procedure that does not just require an ACE2 receptor, but requires host proteins to be embedded into the phantom virus in order for the membranes to merge so that the contents of the RNA are delivered to the interior of the cell. The virologist will state that this process is tightly controlled! At this point, the invisible so-called virus essentially ceases to exist as it dumps a little bit of its genetic material, “messenger RNA” into the cell!\nIt requires a leap of faith to believe that a bit of messenger RNA information would be harmful to any cell, or anything other than a report that it reads so that it can make an intelligent decision on how to proceed with its daily activity!\nThere are 5 other issues that are quite disturbing when YOU Choose to Believe in the Viral Theory!\n1) Virologists attempt to show electron micrographs of the exosome which are all identical to each other when suggesting that the HIV exosome is different from the Coronavirus exosome.\n2) Virologists completely ignore the idea of XMRVs which are foreign coronaviruses from a monkey or mouse. Do these coronaviruses have the embedded host proteins? Are they able to merge with “host” cells?\n3) Virologists call HIV an “exosomal virion” which is the admittance that they are a normal part of human physiology! This is a huge problem when an entire field of science is based on an assumptive, lie, error or belief that requires faith NOT scientific evidence. This makes virology a religion and not a science. The whole basis of the virologist is to differentiate “viruses” from “exosomes” but they cannot because they have NO anatomical, genetic or biochemical evidence of its existence let alone its infectivity.\n4) Virologists also state that dindridic cells that transport the so-called HIV virus from one place to another do so without being “infected”. Clearly this is another fact that supports that the human body is intelligently driving and cooperating with the function of these vesicles. This makes the dindridic cells pawns in a game that they can do little about. Acknowledging this fact by virology would be the logical jump rather than calling dindridic cells the Trojan Horse.\n5) Exosomes share the surface proteins, they carry RNA, and they use the same pathways for use, but if you buy-in to the virus theory you have to make the distinction that viruses have an “evil genius” behind the scenes that cause them to be infectious.\nMy recommendation is to dismantle the viral theory and focus on the real ’cause and effect’ relationships between health and disease. May I suggest the ‘terrain theory’ and that all dis-ease is born in us and from us due to personal choices of what we eat, what we drink, what we breathe, what we think, what we feel and what we believe.\nBottom-line the viral theory is ONLY a concept that exists on a piece of paper!', '[-0.052834123373031616, 0.03653133660554886, -0.021206680685281754, 0.01919552870094776, 0.009018760174512863, -0.0035181636922061443, -0.042577531188726425, 0.09024404734373093, 0.06090831756591797, 0.06030513718724251, -0.04755469784140587, 0.016611361876130104, 0.005363925825804472, 0.0516679547727108, -0.08860838413238525, -0.07820136100053787, 0.016797468066215515, -0.03316790238022804, -0.02549327164888382, 0.07853683084249496, -0.0009756059153005481, 0.005187936592847109, 0.002618880243971944, -0.08657795935869217, -0.05118479207158089, 0.020208148285746574, -0.043811339884996414, 0.06032092869281769, -0.047261182218790054, -0.04009458050131798, -0.05121087282896042, 0.03751560300588608, 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(1674, 'The Work and Research of Dr. Robert O. Young on the Pathology of Severe Acute Respiratory Disease', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-work-and-research-of-dr-robert-o-young-on-the-pathology-of-severe-acute-respiratory-disease/', 'The Work and Research of Dr. Robert O. Young on the Pathology of Severe Acute Respiratory Disease On June 18th, 2020, Dr. Robert O Young presented his published research on “The Genesis of Severe Respiratory Disease or SARS (Coronavirus – COVID-2 and 19)” at the 3rd Annual Conference on Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases. To read Dr. Young’s published research go to: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-genesis-of-severe-acute-respiratory-syndrome-or-sars-corona-virus-or-covid-19 . To learn more on health, energy, vitality and the prevention and non-invasive treatment of any sickness or disease go to: www.drrobertyoung.com/blog', '[-0.026949666440486908, 0.0374641977250576, -0.028687767684459686, 0.06861966103315353, 0.0562933012843132, -0.015854746103286743, 0.00903642550110817, 0.1669493317604065, -0.005750682670623064, 0.05921274423599243, -0.027843698859214783, 0.11709506809711456, -0.003001406090334058, 0.09404910355806351, -0.04218133166432381, 0.02580305002629757, -0.017876574769616127, -0.005777420941740274, 0.0043950676918029785, 0.0211496539413929, -0.023713717237114906, 0.11720163375139236, 0.05743667483329773, -0.0788099616765976, -0.01039982121437788, 0.020785178989171982, -0.03711611032485962, -0.05432641878724098, 0.022181600332260132, 0.04241948574781418, 0.12696373462677002, 0.004774760454893112, 0.08841228485107422, -0.03930306434631348, -0.01080222986638546, 0.013007369823753834, 0.08005330711603165, 0.028432952240109444, -0.06189727410674095, 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(1675, 'Prevent Hypoxia, Hypercapnia, Fever, Dry Cough, Fatigue (SARS-COVID-19)', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/prevent-hypoxia-hypercapnia-fever-dry-cough-fatigue-sars-covid-19/', 'Cardiovascular and Other Benefits of Nitric Oxide in the Prevention of Heart Attack, Stroke & Erectile Dysfunction\nNitric oxide has many important heart and whole body benefits. It’s most commonly known as a vascular dilator and blood pressure regulator. By promoting healthy dilation of your veins and arteries blood flows more easily to all the organs of tissue throughout the body. Nitric oxide prevents red blood cells from sticking together (pathological blood coagulation which leads to hypoxia) and creating dangerous clots and blockages that can lead to a heart attack or stroke.\nThis innermost layer of cells in the blood vessels is called the endothelium, and it holds the key to vascular health. Think of the endothelium as an inner reflection of your outer self. You see, the endothelium is the “gatekeeper” that protects the blood vessels from the destructive forces of high blood pressure, high blood sugar, oxidized LDL cholesterol, stress, and environmental acidic toxins such as cigarette smoke and hydrogen cyanide. Prolonged exposure to these risk factors damages the endothelium, causing the blood vessels to lose their elasticity and become prone to plaque buildup and calcification.\nThe most important take away here is to know that nitric oxide production declines every decade of our lives so that by 50 years of age one is producing about 50% of the nitric oxide produced at 20 years of age.  This is why it is so critical to protect the heart and entire cardiovascular system by supplementing with pH Miracle L-arginine Max®.\nThe most important take away here is to know that nitric oxide production declines every decade of our lives so that by 50 years of age one is producing about 50% of the nitric oxide produced at 20 years of age.  This is why it is so critical to protect the heart and entire cardiovascular system by supplementing with pH Miracle L-arginine Max®.\nHere is the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic’s prescription for the keys to raising nitric oxide:\nEat right . Fill your plate with alkaline fruit and vegetables, plant-based protein and whole grains, and limit your intake of saturated fat and sugar.\nEat right . Fill your plate with alkaline fruit and vegetables, plant-based protein and whole grains, and limit your intake of saturated fat and sugar.\nGet moving. Incorporate regular activity into your life and try to achieve and maintain a healthy weight.\nGet moving. Incorporate regular activity into your life and try to achieve and maintain a healthy weight.\nLower your risk factors . Aim to to normalize your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels with lifestyle and dietary changes.\nLower your risk factors . Aim to to normalize your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels with lifestyle and dietary changes.\nBreathe deeply through your nose . Breathe slowly through your nose for a few minutes, especially if you’re feeling stressed. Unlike breathing through your mouth, nose breathing helps release nitric oxide , the chemical that expands your blood vessels, lowers blood pressure, and has an all-over calming effect.\nBreathe deeply through your nose . Breathe slowly through your nose for a few minutes, especially if you’re feeling stressed. Unlike breathing through your mouth, nose breathing helps release nitric oxide , the chemical that expands your blood vessels, lowers blood pressure, and has an all-over calming effect.\nI’ll add one more item to the list:  supplement the production of nitric oxide naturally by starting a daily regimen of pH Miracle L-Arginine Max® – without delay!  pH Miracle L-arginine Max® supports the goals of lowering the risk factors identified by the Cleveland Clinic.\nGo to https://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/ph-miracle/products/l-arginine-max to learn more about the benefits of pH Miracle L-arginine Max.®\nThe pH Miracle L-arginine Max is as corrective as it is preventative. It’s a full spectrum supplement that provides therapeutic doses of vitamin D3 in addition to the highest quality vitamin B complex. Along with 5000 mg of anti-oxidant protection it will boost your levels of nitric oxide production to its maximum levels for up to 24 hours. The pH Miracle L-arginine Max® is also one of the most cost-effective nitric oxide supplements on the market.\nThe pH Miracle L-arginine Mac® , our proprietary formula for a nitric oxide boost, is a life-altering delivery of nitric oxide therapy.  Its effectiveness at the CELLULAR LEVEL is unmatched in producing nitric oxide 24 hours a day.\nIn 1998 three American scientists won the Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering the role that Nitric Oxide plays in the cardiovascular system and throughout the body. Nitric Oxide (NO) has since been called the “Miracle Molecule.”\nNitric Oxide has been found to relax and enlarge blood vessels, prevent blood clots that cause strokes and heart attacks, regulate blood pressure, reduce stress on the heart, improve circulation and reduce accumulation of acidic plaque from an acidic lifestyle and diet in blood vessels. L-Arginine also boosts HGH production, increases lean muscle mass, preserves bone density and supports a healthy sexual performance. You might say that L-Arginine is a natural form of Viagra.\nMany published studies have proven that L-arginine, a vital amino acid, triggers cell production of Nitric Oxide and that L-citrulline is metabolized in the body and yields more L-arginine, which in turn provides additional Nitric Oxide for longer periods of time – up to 24 hours. L-citrulline also helps promote healthy energy levels in the body.\nThe pH Miracle L-arginine Max combines L-arginine with L-Ornithine Monohydrochloride, L-Citrulline, Magnesium Chloride, Coq10, Resveratrol, Pomegranate, Grape Seed Extract and other vital nutrients in a breakthrough formulation which assists the body in achieving exceptional cardiovascular health and sexual health.\nL-ARGININE TO LOWER HIGH SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE?\nIn 1998 three American scientists won the Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering the role Nitric Oxide plays in the cardiovascular system and throughout the body.\nIn 2002, Nitric Oxide (NO) was called the “Miracle Molecule.” Nitric Oxide was found to relax and enlarge blood vessels, which allows for greater blood flow or better circulation. This happens when the L-arginine breaks down metabolic and dietary acid crystallizations that build up on the wall of the arteries. This is similar to a clogged drain that is cleared with a chemical compound. As circulation improves the heart has to work less to move blood throughout the body and thereby reducing your body’s blood systolic pressure.\nMany published studies have proven that L-arginine, an amino acid, triggers cell production of Nitric Oxide and that L-citrulline is metabolized in the body and yields more L-arginine, which in turn provides additional Nitric Oxide for longer periods of time.\nThe production of Nitric Oxide through the use of L-arginine has demonstrated efficacy in increasing blood circulation to the extremities of the body when used in high doses.\nThe pH Miracle L-Arginine Max formula is a product that I produced for reducing high pulse rates and high systolic blood pressure. The pH Miracle L-Arginine also contains the amino acid L-citrulline. L-citrulline acts like a catalyst when combined with L-arginine and extends the body’s production of nitric oxide from a three hour window to over twenty four hours. That way you can receive the benefits of lowering your systolic blood pressure and your pulse rate around the clock and not just for three hours.\nIf you are serious about really finding the best nitric oxide producing formula this is it. T he pH Miracle L-Arginine Max i s free from all carbohydrates/sugars and it contains some very powerful redox or antioxidant ingredients such as magnesium chloride, Coq10, Resveratrol, pomegranate, and grape seed extract.\nThe pH Miracle L-Arginine Max is a product that Dr. Robert Young recommends to all his clients and the best product for producing nitric oxide without increasing blood sugars, making it the best product for diabetics to ingest.\nDoes nitric oxide in The pH Miracle L-Arginine work for Impotence or Erectile Dysfunction?\nViagra produces Nitric Oxide in the male genitalia and dramatically increases blood flow allowing for erections for a specific amount of time. Bottom-line many erectile dysfunction medications are acidic and therefore come with a long list of negative health effects.\nMany published studies have shown that consuming 5,000mg of L-arginine, triggers cell production of Nitric Oxide in all areas of the body including the reproductive system improving circulation to the male or female genitalia.\nProducing Nitric Oxide through the use of L-arginine has been found to relax and enlarge blood vessels, which allows for greater blood flow to the extremities. This is similar to a water hose that is no longer kinked allowing water to flow more freely. It works the same way with the blood being circulated throughout the body. When blood is needed in a special area, it flows more freely, allowing for a better sex life.\nSeveral of our male clients who are using L-arginine for cardiovascular health are also using it for the purpose of sexual health. They have reported no longer needing to use Viagra.\nIn 1998, three American scientists received the Nobel Prize in medicine for discovering the role of Nitric Oxide and its health benefits for the cardiovascular and reproductive systems.\nFor best results I recommend my clients to take it four times a day.\nNow Available in Easy to Take Capsules\nTo learn more about the prevention for heart attack, stoke and the symptoms of SARS-COVID-19 order by clicking here: The Cause and Cure for Atherosclerosis and Coronary Artery Disease\nDr. Robert O. Young – www.drrobertyoung.com\nTherefore, in conclusion 100% of ALL sickness and dis-ease is caused by what you eat, what you drink, what you breath, what you think, what you feel and what you believe (the placebo effect).\n“For the life of ALL FLESH is the BLOOD” Hosea\n“My People Perish Because of Ignorance”\nhttps://rumble.com/v1ybh86-dial-up-a-pandemic-with-dr.-robert-young.html\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/humanity-at-risk-transfection-of-graphene-parasites-activated-by-3-4-5g-pulsating-emf\nDr. Young explains how the weaponization of microwave energy and EMF degrades and destroys human health with a bad “environment” or what is referred to as the internal “terrain”.\nDr. Young answers these questions:\nIs there a diabolical plan behind superparamagnetic graphene/iron oxide nano-particles that are being found in the bloodstreams of people who have received the CoV vaccine or died from Sudden Adult Death Syndrome?\nCould the super-permeation of graphene family substances in food, drinks, water, vaccines, medicines, cosmetics, packaging, and medicines be a planned conspiracy against human health?\nAre graphene ferric oxide “circuits” being created in the human body to control the many nano-particle metals being injected into people through vaccines and through the ingestion of food?\nCan graphene ferric oxide be “pre-programmed” before being inserted into injections, food, and the environment?\nIs the transhumanistic plan for “aggressive remote-control of all things” (The Internet of Things) actually possible through new scientific “mad-scientist” experiments of human subjects using the Graphene Family of Nano-materials?\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/injuries-deaths-caused-by-reduced-graphene-ferric-oxide-3g-4g-and-5g-emf\nhttps://rumble.com/v1fa7u7-panel-on-terrain-the-hidden-science-the-greater-cause-of-disease-not-germs-.html\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/media\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/case-stiudies\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/blog\npH pHorever Young articles (over 3000)\nhttps://phoreveryoung.wordpress.com/\nHis Peer-reviewed Published Articles\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/peer-reviewed-articles\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/curriculim-vitae\nhttps://phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video\nWant to tune in on the go? Check out this episode’s podast?\nhttps://bit.ty/300YtuR https://americanmediaperiscope.com\nThe Corona Investigative Committee Interviews Dr. Robert O. Young\nhttps://rumble.com/v1em2st-the-corona-investigative-committee-interviews-dr.-robert-o.-young.html\nhttps://odysee.com/@Corona-Ausschuss:3/Sitzung-115-Young-Odysee-final\nThe International Tribunal of Natural Justice Hears The Testimony and Crimes Against Dr. Robert O. Young for Discovering the Cure for Cancer\nhttps://rumble.com/vfsjid-the-testimony-of-dr.-robert-o.-young.html\nTo learn more about the nondisclosed ingredients in the coronavirus vaxxines read my latest peer-reviewed published article by Acta Scientific Medical Science Journal, ASMS-22-RW-150 entitled “Scanning & Transmission Electron Microscopy Reveals Graphene Oxide in CoV-19 Vaccines”\nThe PDF is attached below or you can click on the following link:\nhttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/transmission-electron-microscopy-reveals-graphene-oxide-in-cov-19-vaccines\nTransfection to Transhumanism Part 1 and Part 2\nPart 1 – https://rumble.com/v1n1ack-transfection-to-transhumanism-part-1.html\nPart 2 – https://rumble.com/v1n1dgi-transfection-to-transhumanism-part-2.html\nWatch InfoWars – VaXXine Shedding, Blood Clots & Human Technology Bio-Implants!\nWatch, listen, learn and then SHARE with EVERYONE YOU LOVE & CARE ABOUT!\n“When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the losers” Socrates\nhttps://banned.video/watch?id=62d35c20f4450907412002d3\nThe Bio-Digital-Nano Revolution\nSpecial guest Dr. Robert Young makes his first appearance on the show to speak with Liberty Man about his microscopy and spectroscopy findings in the gene juice injections.\nhttps://theinfowar.tv/watch?id=628058cf36fb3975f1698d52\nDr. Young and Liberty Man talk about FDA corruption and share perspectives on the nanotechnology aspects of the shots, including topics such as RNA interference, toxicity, shedding, blood clots, and electromagnetic frequencies, and how all of this plays into the larger agenda of a digital ID social-credit prison system.\nHealing At All Costs Dr. Robert Young interview with Johnny Cirucci – Full Interview\nhttps://rumble.com/v1iblwd-healing-at-all-costs-dr.-robert-young-interview-with-johnny-cirucci-full-in.html\nDR. YOUNG REVEALS GRAPHENE, ALUMINIUM, LNP CAPSIDS, PARASITE IN 4 VACCINES\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/Z2sAH0Woz38r/\nhttps://rumble.com/v1gga4j-dr.-young-reveals-covid-vaccines-are-intelligent-targeting-bioweapons.html\nhttps://rumble.com/v10k60d-microscopy-expert-and-scientist-dr.-robert-o.-young-demolishes-so-called-vi.html\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/7BM8rMBiQ6f9/\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/K9SZ2AjeLY0W/\nPreventing and Reversing Cancer and Corona\nhttps://www.bitchute.com/video/wkiZcWbmC4Vj/\nTranshuman Nightmare Graphene Nanowires Torturing the VaXXed and the UNVaXXed Around the World!\nhttps://rumble.com/v1awjj1-transhuman-nightmare-graphene-nanowires-torturing-the-vaxxed-and-the-uinvax.html\nhttps://rumble.com/v1fqjo1-viruses-dont-exist-explained-nanotech-inside-people-is-a-bio-weapon.html\nDr. ANDY KAUFMAN: Website: https://andrewkaufmanmd.com/ COVID-19 Myths Webinar series: https://andrewkaufmanmd.com/live-webinars/ STATEMENT ON VIRUS ISOLATION: https://andrewkaufmanmd.com/sovi/\nRECENT PODCAST WITH DR. ANDY KAUFMAN: Report 259: Dr. Andy Kaufman and Dr. Amandha Vollmer Expose COVID Vaccine Fraud & Science Deception https://www.bitchute.com/video/8kVLIr5rqkeE/\nRAMOLA D REPORTS: Support at Patreon: Patreon.com/RamolaD or Paypal: Paypal.me/RamolaD FIND PRINT/VIDEO CONTENT: Media Site and Magazine: everydayconcerned.net\nDr. Robert O. Young and Dr. Ariyana Love discuss Graphene Based Tissue Scaffolding Technology found In the Covid VaXXine. They also reveal in detail pathological graphene based nano technology that is causing “blood clots” as seen under pHase Contrast, Brightfield and Electron microscopy, NOW in the blood of the VaXXed and UnVaXXed. In addition they discuss the work of embalmer Richard Herschman who discovered synthetic tissue scaffolding in the veins and arteries of VaXXed corpses!\nLearn and view more by reading Dr. Young’s articles , “Nano and Micro Blood Clots Seen in the Capillary Blood of the VAXXinated & UNVAXXinated!” at the following link: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/nano-and-micro-clots-seen-in-the-blood-of-the-vaxxinated-nonvaxxinated and, “Scanning & Transmission Electron Microscopy Reveals Graphene & Parasites in CoV-19 Vaccines” at the following link: https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/transmission-electron-microscopy-reveals-graphene-oxide-in-cov-19-vaccines\nIn addition please read and view Dr. Ariyana Love’s article , “Transhumanist Nightmare: Nanowires Torture the Vaxxed and Scaffold New Tissue!” at the following link: https://ambassadorlove.wordpress.com/2022/06/18/transhumanist-nightmare-nanowires-torture-the-vaxxed-and-scaffold-new-tissue/\nFind Dr. Ariyana on Telegram at: https://t.me/DrAriyanaLove\nDr. Ariyana’s website: https://ambassadorlove.wordpress.com/\nThe Corona Committee was founded on the initiative of attorney and economist Viviane Fischer and attorney Dr. Reiner Fuellmich. It is conducting a review of evidence on the Corona crisis and measures .\nHttps://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-corona-investigative-committee-interviews-robert-o-young\nLearn more about the committee:\nhttps://corona-investigative-committee.com\nAnonymous tips to the Corona Committee: https://securewhistleblower.com\nDr. Reiner Fuellmichs english Telegram channel: https://t.me/s/ReinerFuellmichEnglish Tor: http://2hfjtvg32qm6kjo2esoqu3djhc6xctn2wofnkrpc4vjez47a5wei44qd.onion\nOnly through your donation the work of the Corona Investigative Committee is possible:\nhttps://corona-investigative-committee.com/donate/\nNew Books by Dr. Robert O. Young\nDr. Robert O. Young and T. M. Ballantyne, Jr. New Book is NOW Available in Hard or Soft Book Cover and Kindle on Amazon.com\nNumber 1 in New Book Releases!\nNumber 1 in Human Physician & Patient Medical Ethics\nNumber 80 in Politics and Government\nBeing Sold Worldwide by Amazon!\nTo order click on the following link: https://www.amazon.com/TRUTH-vs-DECEPTION-Liberty-Covid-19/dp/B0BZF59C17/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1680115764&sr=1-1\nTo Order Part II Click on the Following Below:\nhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9S7PYR3/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1U32X1QE5M7ZY&keywords=truth+vs+deception+robert+young+Part+II&qid=1688258216&sprefix=truth+vs+deception+robert+young+part+ii%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-1\nOur past covidiocy history will some day acknowledge Dr. Robert O. Young as being one of the seminal medical-science icons responsible for redeeming humanity from an unfathomable abyss.\nDespite systematically targeted by a quadrillion dollar medical science establishment for decades, he continues to resurrect and claim ever higher ground in his understanding of human health and planetary welfare.\nIn so doing he elevates the mind and heart of millions of souls who cherish him as a Godly man and a brilliant scholar.\nThe coupling of Dr Young with the remarkable T.M. Ballantyne Jr. ignites a most inspired and formidable vanguard in truth and disclosure”. Sacha Stone –\nCanada Loves YOU Dr. Robert Young\n“Thank-you Dr. Robert Young for being the Camelot of our Time in these days where the balance of the Earth is at stake against the fight of this Dark Regime.\n“The Fall of the Olden Ones is finally at hand, and your message to the world brings a desperately needed repose to all the voices that have been silenced.\n“Your voice resonates through our hearts as your sound words reassures us and heals our wounds of despair & distraught endure these\nmany years & life times for those who have walked this Earth since it’s beginning.\n“Thank you for bringing in the love of humanity as a messenger of hope and deliverance for the many awakening from the grip of falsehood in this duality of reality we call life.\n“Perception has many signs of deceit by the spoken word of what we call the English language.\n“Perhaps the reversal of this language will finally be exposed and the Rosetta Stone of Truth will finally allow us to walk this elevation of New Earth in peace and harmony with all of humanity.\n“We thank you Dr. Robert Young for being our Anchor in the worst of storms, for being our light in our darkest hour.\n“Your support is your true crown of loyalty to Source and it is recognized with such admiration.\n“We thank you for every word spoken which brings upon a smile on humanities heart & soul.\n“You are a true soldier of our days!!!\n“As we watch our loved ones decay in these precious times of hope, YOU have brought comfort in knowing that even if the battle is lost that what is coming will finally bring an end to this life we call war!” – George Boulet – Canada\nYou can NOW purchase “The pH Miracle Revised and Updated” with our NEW book, “Truth vs Deception – Liberty vs Tyranny – COVID – 19 Fact vs Fiction” at a reduced price! Check it out at the following link: https://www.amazon.com/TRUTH-vs-DECEPTION-Liberty-Covid-19/dp/B0BZF59C17/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1680115764&sr=1-1\nA few articles: Alkalizing Nutritional Therapy in the Prevention and Treatment of Any Cancerous Condition – The International Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine\nhttps://www.phmiracleproducts.com/collections/books-audio-video/products/alkalizing-nutritional-therapy\nhttps://clouthub.com/v/dbf1300a-2395-45d2-b8c8-c377b1fd4109\nThrive NOT Just Survive – Documentary!\nSick and Tired? 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(1676, 'To Test or NOT To Test? To Vaccinate or NOT To Vaccinate?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/to-test-or-not-to-test-to-vaccinate-or-not-to-vaccinate/', 'Genetic and/or antibody testing is completely unreliable due to the fact that the epgenetics (outside the genetics) or the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium that surrounds every cell in the human body is controlling the biological expression of all cellular genetics.\nWhen you focus on the genetics and not the interstitial fluid environment of the genetics you end up with a fake paradigm, called the germ theory and a meaningless positive or negative HIV/SARS/EBOLA/ZIKA/COVid-19 diagnosis.\nIn other words, gene’s do NOT control the genesis of health or disease or a human destiny – YOU do this with what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what you think, what you feel and what you believe. This is what determines the health or sickness of the interstitial fluid environment which controls a human destiny and how genetics are expressed or not expressed.\nThe viral or germ theory assumes the existence of a virus and that a specific virus can penetrate the cell membrane and infect the cell causing a specific disease with specific symptomologies.  The infectious disease theory has NEVER been proven using the scientific method (Koch’s Postulates) let alone the existence of the virus from Polio to HIV to SARS to Ebola to Zika to COVID-19.  It is ALL fake science! Using a vaccine to push toxic biologicals and poisonous chemicals into the vascular system will immediately be eliminated into the compartments of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium to be eliminated via the lymphatic system.  If not eliminated these toxic biological genetic fragments from animal and human sources and chemical poisons contained in ALL vaccines will be deposited and stored in the compartments of the Interstitum and eventually deposited into the connective and fatty tissues if not properly eliminated through the 4 or 5 orfices of the human body via defecation, urination, perspiration, respiration and menstruation for women.\nSick people and especially sick and old people will always be negatively effected by the influenza and any new COVID-19 vaccines. A chemical or biological poison injected into the intravascular fluids will cause an immediate immune activation, pathological blood coagulation, oxygen deprivation and systemic poisoning or sepsis (50 million people a year Worldwide) and finally death.\n• (Jan 24) A daughter, important in the chain of transmission of a family, was interpreted as a false negative. Alternatively it could have been concluded that this woman did not have the coronavirus, but that would have badly damaged the family transmission story, and left open other reasons for the cluster of illnesses (and CT scan abnormalities).[3]\n• (Jan 24) A grandson tested positive without any symptoms at all, except lung abnormalities on a CT scan. This allowed them to declare him as ill (asymptomatic pneumonia). But he could have been an asymptomatic case or a false positive.  [3]\n• (Jan 29) Out of 206 Japanese evacuated from Wuhan, only three tested positive, and two were found to have “no symptoms”. Instead of considering them false positives, they are considered infected and possibly infectious.[12]\n• (Jan 30) Four Germans [9] could be seen as showing that the RNA test produces false positives or that the illness produced by the virus is often not severe. But it will be interpreted as neither by dogmatic promoters of the coronavirus theory, it simply will not be mentioned now that the main message, that the virus is infectious, is bolstered by the evidence.\n• (Jan 31) A woman who returned from China to her Canadian university with illness, first tested negative, and then positive. This was interpreted as indicating that she had very little virus in her body at the time of the first test, and that the test was not sensitive enough. However, PCR testing is extraordinarily sensitive, and if she had so little virus, how was it that she had symptoms? An alternative explanation is that she became positive on the test in Canada, perhaps because this virus is actually quite common, or because the test is not for a virus, but is just measuring RNA created by the human body in response to disease conditions.[8] • (Feb 2) An 80 year old Hong Kong man tested positive after hospital admission due to a fever, but his only recent trip to mainland China was a brief visit to Shenzhen, just outside Hong Kong (over 1000km from Wuhan by car). He had no contact with other cases, markets with live animals or wild animals. https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/component/k2/1506121-20200202.htm • (Feb 4) Of 6 positive cases in Singapore reported in [14], the first had a sore throat and cough, but no pneumonia, the second and third had undescribed symptoms, and the last three had no symptoms. [44]\n• (Feb 22) Two cases in Chiba prefecture, Japan, had no relationship with each other, or any contact with other cases or a relevant travel history. https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/japans-new-coronavirus-cases-rise-again-as-doubtsabout-prevention-grow\n• (Feb 22) Director-General of WHO says that “cases with no clear epidemiological link, such as travel history to China or contact with a confirmed case” are a concern. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/02/22/808440540/coronavirus-cases-triple-insouth-korea-who-keeps-eye-on-africa-iran • (Feb 27) After a hospital in Vienna, Austria, decided to test everyone with compatible symptoms, a 72-year old man tested positive. He had no known route of infection, had already been in the hospital 10 days, and none of his contacts were ill or infected. https://www.vindobona.org/article/coronavirus-infectedperson-has-been-in-hospital-for-several-days . [45] • (Feb 27) An 88-year old man in San Marino (Duchy within Italy) tested positive, but an investigation showed he had not travelled abroad, nor to the ‘red’ areas of Italy where other cases have been found. https://sanmarinortv.sm/news/comunicati-c9/gruppo-coordinamento-emergenze-sanitarieaggiornamento-del-27-febbraio-2020-a184304 • (Feb 28) An Oregon resident became the first positive case with no known history of travel to affected countries or contact with infected individuals. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2020/02/28/coronavirus-liveupdates/?p9w22b2p=b2p22p9w00098 • (Feb 28) A dog in Hong Kong whose owner was positive, also tested positive, but scientists claimed that perhaps the dog was not infected but had just inhaled or ingested virus particles. They did not explain why this could not also occur with humans. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/28/a-dog-in-hong-kong-testspositive-for-the-coronavirus-who-confirms.html • (Mar 1) Newsweek reported an American man tested negative upon return from Wuhan, China, without any symptoms. But later he was “weakly positive” and was returned to quarantine. https://www.newsweek.com/cdcmistakenly-released-texas-coronavirus-patient-who-later-tested-positive-san-antoniomayor-says-1489939 • (Mar 2) A medical article reported a woman in Guangdong, China who tested positive at the end of an 8 day period of symptoms, had two negative tests after symptoms had resolved (days 12 and 14), but then a positive test (day 17), followed by three more negative tests (days 20, 22, 32). She was asymptomatic this entire time. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971220301223 • (Mar 2) El Pais reported that at least five positive cases in Torrejón de Ardoz, near Madrid, had not travelled to any country considered a risk, not had contact with any other patient. https://english.elpais.com/society/2020-03-02/healthexperts-concerned-over-unexplained-coronavirus-cases-in-spain.html • (Mar 6) British Columbia, Canada reports a positive case with no recent travel history and no known contact with another patient. https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/3073841/coronavirus-britishcolumbia-announces-canadas • (Mar 12) A woman returned from Italy to Cuba, where her husband was, and developed minor respiratory symptoms after her return [27]. Her symptoms resolved, but a few days later the husband developed symptoms, and both went to a hospital, where they were put in isolation. When they were tested, the husband, who had not been outside the country, was positive, but the wife was negative. The medical institute hypothesized that she had become negative in the 15 days after her first symptoms, but there was no evidence that she had ever been positive. 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(1677, 'Chemical & Radiation Poisoning at Ground Zero – Wuhan, China & New York City, New York', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/chemical-radiation-poisoning-at-ground-zero-wuhan-china-new-york-city-new-york/', 'Wuhan, China – One of Many Epicenters of the Pandemic [1-82]\nAir Pollution – A Primary Causation for the Symptoms of SARS – CORONAVIRUS 2 and 19\n“Coronavirus is an invisible phantom so-called virus and therefore NOT contagious/infectious making vaccination totally useless and a contributing factor for chemical and biological poisoning!” Dr. Robert O Young\nThere are thirty-four epicenters listed below, sorted by death incidence. The table reveals that COVID-19 death incidence is proportional to the presence of fracking exhaust and an acidic poisoned earth plume. The major epicenters for acidic poisoning are at the top: Wuhan, China and the Tri-State Region (NY/NJ/CT), Louisiana, etc\nAll sides agree that long-term air pollution poisoning that leads to hypoxia and pathological blood coagulation is a constant background stressor and a major contributor to acidic poisoning of the epicenters population. I have suggested that we need to set aside and dismantle the viral paradigm and adopt the terrain or environmental causation theory which can then be studied deeper for all acidic contributing factors that lead to the symptoms associated with the underlying causes.\nA recent Harvard study finds that those vulnerable to the symptoms of the so-called “virus” are generated by long-term chemical poisoning from air pollution. A small increase in long-term exposure to PM2.5 leads to a large increase in the symptoms and death rate claimed to be caused by the phantom virus, COVID-19 … 1 μg/m3 in PM2.5 of hydrogen cyanide air pollution poisoning is associated with an 8% increase in the COVID-19 death rate. Once again, the increase in the COVID-19 death rate is due to chemical poisoning from air pollution and NOT from an invisible phantom virus. As you can see in the chart below hydrogen cyanide poisoning and its symptoms are identical to those claimed as an infectious virus now known as COVID-19 which has never been scientifically identified, isolated and cultured under Koch’s postulates, validating its existence of so-called virus. [14]\nA study from Tel Aviv University, describes the long-term NO2 or nitrogen dioxide air pollution poisoning component as a “most important contributor” to the COVID-19 pandemic. Once again, showing that the invisible phantom virus is NOT the cause of the symptoms listed above but are the result of acidic air pollution and earth plumes.\nAre Large Populations a Contributing Factor or Risk for Viral Infection\nA comparison of the five NYC boroughs refutes this theory of population density and therefore social distancing is NOT a common denominator in the increased infections. The boroughs listed below are all within a small geographical area, sharing a common environment in terms of above-ground and therefore subjected to acidic air pollution and earth plume poisoning.\nIt is important to note that Manhattan has the highest population density with the lowest incidence of the so-called phantom COVID-19 viral infections. The Bronx has half the population density of Manhattan with nearly twice the incidences.\nIt is also very important to point out that Manhattan has more people located on higher floors, away from earth pollution poisoning and earth plumes whereas the Bronx has more people located on lower floors near earth plume pollution. Finally, the Bronx is nearer to the newly installed upwind electric power plants which emits excessive amounts of air and electromagnetic pollution.\nNew York City – A City of Toxic Air Pollution and Earth Plumes\nMetaphorically speaking, New York City is a petri dish of people who are vulnerable for being poisoned to death by the application of a dye of toxic fracked-fuel exhaust and NOT some invisible phantom. This is revealed in terms of their morbidity and mortality when looking at incidences and not cases determined by inconclusive and vague antibody or RTPCR testing..\nThe four low stacks of the 14th Street Con Edison electric power plant (Manhattan) are across the East River and directly upwind from the Williamsburg epicenter. A few parts-per-million (ppm) chronic exposure to its exhaust components, such as Nitrogen dioxide and Hydrogen cyanide, can cause a wide variety of debilitating acidic symptoms, having nothing to do with a fake virus. “Beyond My Ken” [CC BY-SA 4.0)\nChildren and the elderly are the most vulnerable to acidic poisonous air pollution and earth plumes because children are still developing their immune systems and the elderly generally have compromised immune systems due to pre-existing conditions. “I was told by DOH officials that inspectors will NOT approve commercial day care permits near this power plant because it would be considered “co-located” and therefore “a condition that may expose children to environmental hazards” -Juan Pagán, Assembly Candidate\nAerial View of Con Edison or CONVID Edison\nThe four stacks of toxic acidic poisonous exhaust from the CONVID Edison power plant is rated at 736 megawatts. This approximates 85,000 carbon monoxide polluting automobiles cruising at 40 mph setting the stage for toxic acidic air pollution leading to the symptoms associated with the fake virus called COVID-19.\nThe following map shows the main epicenter of air pollution to the right circled (zip codes 11249, 11211), and a lesser epicenter of air pollution to the left circled (zip code 11205), both Williamsburg zip codes , where emergency vaccines and fines are mandated and a contributing factor to decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium. Blue squares designate the location of the toxic acidic power plants.\nToxic Acidic Air Pollution and Earth Plumes are the Cause and NOT an Invisible Phantom Virus! No Need to Social Distance!\nCanadian epicenters provide another contradiction for those who believe population density supports the infectious disease paradigm. Vancouver, with the highest population density has very low COVID-19 incidence. North Montreal, with its lower population density, has the highest incidence of COVID-19 incidences. The difference between Vancouver and North Montreal is North Montreal is an environmental air pollution disaster, with many oil refineries nearby creating toxic acidic air pollution. No so-called infectious disease causing virus can be found but increased levels of Nitrogen Dioxide and Hydrogen Cyanide is found.\nThe distinguished medical scientist, Sucharit Bhakdi , states that viral causation is dubious, the common denominator is “horrid air pollution”[16] and the medical response to the pandemic is “grotesque, absurd and very dangerous.”[94,95]\nDr. Deborah Birx, while representing the Federal Administration, inadvertently stated that deaths and disease are diagnosed as COVID-19 largely by mere association with a positive test result. That is knowing that the RTPCR testing is NOT disease specific and only tests antibodies which could be elevated for multiple reasons.\nRepresenting COVID-19 largely by mere association with a positive antibody test as a “Case” is misleading, because cases are not well defined. A mere positive for an already ill person is NOT enough for a COVID-19 diagnosis. “Death” is more accurate, because death is more likely to be associated with definitive symptoms like a high fever or lung damage.\nCases and deaths are misleading, for example: NY Times, “Morning Briefing” (4/23/2020):\n…the US outbreak… by far the world’s largest…\nAll public information outlets should be using the word “incidence”.\nIncidence reveals disease intensity, disease per population. It reveals patterns that point to toxic acidic chemical and/or radiation poisoning sources. For example, fracked fuel exhaust of nitrogen oxide or hydrogen cyanide poisoning correlates with deaths and deaths from chemical poisoning are incidences.\nThe US may have “the largest” numbers of so-called coronavirus cases (outside of China), but would be further down the list in terms of incidences. If US refinery epicenters were subtracted out of the cases, US incidences would be “the smallest” in the World.\nNew York City’s so-called coronavirus incidences is much higher than US incidence. Therefore, what is different about New York City?\nMASSIVE ACIDIC EARTH & AIR POLLUTION!\nThe above map is a great contribution in support of death by acidic chemical and radioactive poisoning and NOT from a phantom virus called Coronavirus COVID-19. Maps of disease incidence are the best indicators of acidic chemical and radiation pollution, and for that reason, the NYC Departments of Health is not allowed to provide detailed epidemiological maps. They, however, state that the reason is patient privacy. But such data could be omitted or anonymized for the purposes of determining the actual number of incidences caused by acidic chemical and radiation poisoning or from the phantom Coronavirus COVID-19.\nEven in the mainstream, the fake virus and infectious-believing World, a “case” is not necessarily the disease, and any COVID-19 disease is not necessarily due to the CORONAVIRUS-COVID-19!\nACIDIC toxic air pollution or ‘Acid Rain’ contributes to 9% of all deaths globally – this varies from 2% to 15% by country compared to the so-called phantom Coronavirus, CONVID-19 of .02% to .05% which is caused by chemical and radiation poisoning.\nThe REAL PANDEMIC BASED ON INCIDENCES!\nThus, the advertised and media marketed plandemic is, to an unknown degree, a fraudemic of testing. Yet, from the standpoint of the chemical and radiation acidic poisoning thesis, there is a real acidic chemical and radiation pollution pandemic, of which the test(s) would be measuring residual biological matter (fragmented genetic matter) caused by radioactive and chemical exposure and an activated immune response (falsely interpreted as COVID-19 antibodies)!\nIn other words, real scientific evidence that can be quantified and then analyzed and does NOT require YOU to exercise your faith to believe in a phantom virus called COVID-19 – based upon a fake science called virology which only exists as a concept on a piece of paper! [96][97][98][99][100][101]\nHopefully, it is NOW clearer to you that the purpose for the Coronavirus CONVID-19 Plandemic is NOT about Public Health! So what is it about? What do YOU Think! Power? Money? 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(1678, 'David Icke Shares the Cause and the Cure for COVID 19 on His Website', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/david-icke-shares-the-cause-and-the-cure-for-covid-19-on-his-website/', 'Doctor Reveals the ‘Corona Effect’ – Claims COVID 19 is Pathological Blood Coagulation\nhttps://davidicke.com/2020/07/17/doctor-reveals-the-corona-effect-claims-covid-is-blood-coagulation/\nPolio was Not Caused by a Virus Polio, and COVID 19 is Not Caused by a Virus Either\nBefore we get into COVID, let’s go back in time a little. Those who don’t study history are doomed to repeat it, as the saying from George Santayana goes. Humanity has gone though similar pandemics in the past, but were we always told the full truth about what caused them? In this article, Young exposes how polio was not cause by a virus, despite popular belief, but was actually caused by poisoning from the pesticide DDT. Remember too that the cancer-causing monkey virus SV-40 (Simian Virus 40) was found in all polio vaccines administered to Americans up until around 1963. Young writes :\nLikewise, Young believes there is no virus that causes COVID.\nAccording to Dr. Young, COVID = Pathological Blood Coagulation\nAs I have previously stated, when it comes to COVID, there is not 1 virus, not 1 cause and not 1 disease . Part of the psy-op is to convince you that there is a single killer virus out there, and that if we could just find and isolate this virus, we could destroy it and rescue the world from this dreaded pandemic. It’s an illusion.\nYoung reveals that what the WHO has called “COVID” is a biochemical poisoning of bodily fluids causing cellular membrane breakdown and genetic mutation. This means deterioration of cell membranes, due to a toxic environment, created due to a compromised bio-terrain (see here for the background on bio terrain , and the importance of terrain theory over germ theory). COVID is not a viral condition. COVID symptoms are circulatory problems that stem from pathological blood coagulation. In technical medical terms, this coagulation (lumping and sticking together of red blood cells) is known as DIC or Disseminated Intervascular Coagulation. Blood coagulation means the blood changes from a liquid to a gel or semi-solid state, forming a blood clot. This can be potentially dangerous, because when blood coagulates or clots, it can get stuck and prevent blood flow. In this state the blood does not fully and freely intake oxygen and release acidic waste products. When blood clots, it can’t enter the capillary system to facilitate the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Young stresses that blood coagulation signals:\n1. the inability of the blood to remove its acidic waste products and pick up life-saving oxygen; and\n2. that the blood is clotting inside the vascular system, so that acids can not be removed and thus accumulate, leading to toxic acidic overload and dis-ease.\nPeople suffering from this kind of pathological blood coagulation will experience oxygen deprivation (hypoxia or under oxygenation). They will likely feel short of breath and have symptoms identical to high altitude sickness. Not coincidentally, this is exactly in line with what Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell from New York said when he went public months ago (during the peak of COVID 19 fear) to tell the World about how his patients seemed to be suffering not from a viral pneumonia, but from altitude sickness.\nIn his April 7th, 2020 post entitled ‘ The Truth About Corona and How To Prevent and/or Reverse the “Corona Effect” , Young defines what he calls the corona effect :\n“The “Corona Effect” is the oxidation of the cellular membrane and genetic mutations which gives rise to cellular pleomorphism or biological transformation and the appearance of “crowning”, “spiking” and “knobing” projections as the microzymas or anatomical indestructible matter changes its form and its function.”\nCorona is the Latin word for crown, so Young is using it to describe the spiky nature of these microzymas, exosomes or tiny particles which are budding and off-shooting from the cells. Again, if you haven’t already, I suggest you read my article Deep Down the Virus Rabbit Hole – Question Everything for the background to the true nature of viruses, exosome theory and much more, since it will explain a lot of this. Young continues:\nYoung then makes the startling claim that viruses do not exist. This is a little different from what others such as virologist Dr. Stefan Lanka and Dr. Andy Kaufman have said (namely that viruses exist but that there is no evidence they cause disease):\nYoung is strong believer in terrain theory over germ theory: that we are ultimately entirely responsible for our state of health, and that we only procure disease when we allow our inner terrain to become acidic or polluted, not only through bad or acidic food, but through a host of other possible means, including even our habitual feelings and thoughts, which have a tremendous yet often misunderstood and ignored biochemical effect on our bodies.\nYoung mentions how appearance of HIV and “COVID”/SARS-CoV-2 are identical to the appearance of an exosome . He also emphasizes that toxic insults like vaccines can cause blood clots ( see here for list of top 10 vaccine ingredients and adjuvants, and here for a list of top 10 reasons never to vaccinate ) – which are the same thing as blood coagulation.\nCorona Effect: COVID is Acidic Chemical and Radiation Poisoning\nYoung talks about how COVID 19 is acidic poisoning: carbon dioxide poisoning, carbon monoxide poisoning, methane poisoning, lactic acid poisoning, uric acid poisoning, etc. He talks about how the largest organ of the human body is the i nterstitium , not the skin. The interstitium is a contiguous fluid-filled space existing between a structural barrier, such as a cell wall or the skin, and internal structures, such as organs, including muscles and the circulatory system. The interstitium is the dumping ground for metabolic waste products from the cells. Then it goes to the lymphatic fluid to be eliminated from the body. Young mentions how the body has 3 main types of fluids – intravascular fluids (fluids in the blood), intercellular fluids (fluids inside the cells) and interstitial fluids (fluids in the interstitium , surrounding the cells, which account for 50-60% of all body’s fluids). If doctors regularly tested the interstitial fluids (not just the intervascular fluids) during diagnosis, they would become aware of the deeper cause of disease, and also become aware of the ineffectiveness of Big Pharma medicines (petrochemical pills) .\nAs Dr. Kyle-Sidell said, giving ventilators to people with these symptoms and conditions is not helpful. In fact, it’s making things worse, because the ventilators have excessive pressure which can lead to blowing people’s lungs out and killing them. Other whistleblowers, such as New York nurse Erin Marie Olszewski, have stated that COVID patients were being killed with ventilators. The problem is not a lack of oxygen per se, but rather the inability of the body to actually intake that oxygen.\nYoung stresses that it makes no sense to ventilate someone with DIC. More oxygen won’t help, because the problem is in the blood; it can’t fully take in the O2 and get rid of waste products like CO2. The solution is to increase systemic circulation, alkalize the interstitial fluids and open up pathways so cells can function properly. Incidentally, he mentions that the reason hydroxychloroquine has been apparently working for many COVID 19 patients is because it raises blood pH, thus bringing much need alkalinity to the patient’s blood. Young writes:\nCOVID 19 is a wake up call for all of us. It is time to look deeply at the base assumptions we have taken for granted about health, medicine, the body, disease, viruses, bacteria and much more. Hopefully the World can use this crisis, manufactured as it is, to re-examine the fundamentals, so we can emerge from this less susceptible to fear, anxiety and propaganda, and more assured of our own power in our capacity to be fully in charge of our own health.\n*https://www.drrobertyoung.com/blog\n*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BPb3ojcrWc\n*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jEVsTV4IGA\n*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huWyDuBU8hY\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/deep-down-virus-rabbit-hole-question-everything/\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/cause-of-cancer-monkey-virus-polio/\n*https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-real-cause-of-polio-mass-acidic-chemical-poisoning\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/covid-19-umbrella-term-fake-pandemic-not-1-disease-cause/\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/inner-terrain-vs-outer-key-good-health/\n*https://www.bitchute.com/video/yOujZziRjO7T/\n*https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-truth-about-corona-and-how-to-prevent-and-or-reverse-the-corona-effect\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/western-medicine-rockefeller-medicine/\n*https://www.bitchute.com/video/MIda2dWyq3av/\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/toxic-vaccine-adjuvants-the-top-10/\n*https://thefreedomarticles.com/never-take-a-vaccine-top-10/', 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(1679, 'The Cat is Out of the Bag', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/the-cat-is-out-of-the-bag/', 'THE CDC, THE WHO, AND ALL THE SO-CALLED SCIENTIFIC COVID 19 EXPERTS HAVE LIED TO US ALL\nEVERYONE IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY NEEDS TO READ THIS AND ABSORB THE TRUTH ABOUT SARS COVID 2 AND 19. THOSE WHO ARE STILL ASLEEP, YOU BETTER WAKE UP BECAUSE THIS SHAM/DRESS REHEARSAL WILL CERTAINLY BE THE LAST CHANCE; THOSE CHOOSING TO REMAIN IN DENIALand IGNORING REALITY WILL NOT WORK and will LEAVE THE DOUBTERS ON THEIR OWN TO SUFFER WHAT HAS BEEN IN THE PLANNING FOR YEARS UNLESS STOPPED by the SILENT MAJORITY!\n1. The CDC admitted they incorrectly reported the COVID19 DEATH counts and intentionally misled the public and have apologized, clarifying that the amount of people truly infected is much lower than what was originally reported — an error so egregious it made the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute say “how could the CDC make this mistake? This is a mess.”[1] Here is their direct quote, “”Georgia, Texas and Pennsylvania for example are reporting conflated testing numbers. As a result, some states are making decisions about when, where, and what to open based on bad testing data and inflated numbers, presenting a mirage of progress where in fact, there may be little or none…It’s incomprehensible that the CDC’s scientists would make such a rookie mistake that muddies their own data — unless politics is interfering with their ability to do their job.”\nIn addition, just last week (Week ending August 22nd, 2020) the CDC released data showing that 94% of reported COVID-19 deaths may have been falsely reported. According to recent data from the government agency, only 6% of total deaths attributed to COVID-19 can actually be attributed directly to the phantom COVID virus. What this means is the real number for fatalities from COVID-19 in the USA amounts to 9,857 deaths out of the erroneous 164,280 deaths previously reported! With a USA population of 327,000,000 and 9,857 possible COVID-19 fatalities that would equate to a risk potential for death by COVID-19 of 0.0000301437 percent and a non-risk potential of succumbing to COVID-19 of 99.9999698563![Please refer to the CDC Charts, Tables 1, 2 and 3]\n2. The American Coronavirus Task Force also admitted to fudging the National COVID19 death count when Dr. Birx said the deaths are people who died “with” COVID19 not “from” COVID19, thus making the real death count much lower than what is currently being reported. [2][3]\n3. Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted masks won’t help against the virus and mask manufacturers are now including warnings that their products do not deter COVID19.[4]\n4. Dr. Anthony Fauci did admit that continuing to close the country could cause irreparable damage.\nCDC backtracked their initial claim that led governors to shutdown their states & clarified that COVID19 does not spread easily on surfaces.[5]\n5. Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo confirmed a recent health study showing that 66% of new infections actually originate at home, thus making stay at home orders one of the most dangerous mandates currently in place.[6]\n6. President Trump stopped funding the WHO and threatened to cut off money permanently until they can prove they are no longer corruptly influenced by communist China after they lied to our country about human to human transmission of COVID 19 in January, 2020.[7]\n7. The SARS COVID 19 curve (based upon number of deaths) has flattened, the CDC, WHO, Dr. Fauci, our governors, and many more were completely wrong about the potential threat of this virus.[8][9] There was only one governor who got it right, the governor of the great state of South Dakota, Kristi L. Noem.[10]\n8. California is opening up its economy sooner than anyone expected because the scientific evidence contradicts the long standing and inaccurate narrative still upheld by the extremely dishonest & corrupt media.[11]\nIf you are still living in fear, don’t be. The media, global organizations, the government, and its agencies have “mislead” humanity!.\nThe ‘bad actors’ have called those of us who have known the truth all along, conspiracy theorists, but it turns out we were the few who have been following the scientific facts!\nOpen up your businesses, churches, and homes. Don’t fall for the infectious disease lies any longer. If you have fallen for the germ theory lies, wake up and join the army of truth seekers fighting on the front lines for the restoration of our God-given freedoms..\n9. WHO has just admitted that transmission of the corona virus from asymptomatic carriers – the whole reason for the lockdown, is rare!![12] So you cannot not spread a fake virus before showing any symptoms!!\n10. The CDC just confirmed a .4 to .26% death-rate for COVID 19. The death rate for the flu shot is .6. Twice as high as COVID 19![13]\nFollowing the advise of the so-called mainstream germ theory scientists and their political and media minions, have:\n• Added nearly 6 trillion to national debt\n• Laid-off or furloughed 50 million workers\n• Placed 60 million on food stamps\n• Gone from 3.5% to 14.7% unemployment\n• Crippled the petroleum industry\n• Bankrupted the service industry\n• Threatened, fined, and arrested church leaders\n• Exacerbated mental health problems\n• Shut down schools and colleges\n• Given unbridled power to unelected officials\n• Increased suicides higher than SARS COVID 19 deaths\n• Place our most vulnerable, those over the age of 65 at risk\n• Delayed surgeries and treatments for profound illnesses\n• Infringed upon countless important civil liberties\n• Placed 327 million Americans on house arrest\nBill Gates a self-appointed expert who has heavily funded all corners of the Pandemic to make this Plandemic happen. [14][15]\nWe need to start treating the Plandemic for the the lie that it is![16]\nOur whole way of life is at stake, and the ‘bad-actors’ have plans to make it much worse now introducing it as “the grand reset”, “the beginning of the 4th revolution” (ie a surveillance state of control, where everyone lives in what is essentially a strict open air prison where you are tracked, nothing is private, and everything is decided for you, and you have no rights whatsoever, and there can be no resistance.[17]\nWelcome to the “New World Order”[18]\nPlease don’t forget, we can imagine and bring about our own future! So together let’s make it much different from the radical elite’s plan for us and get these people involved, jailed for fraud and terrorism and inducing sheer boredom! Let’s share the riches of this beautiful world to make it an incredible place where everyone can live together in abundance, peace, harmony and celebration!\nPasteur vs. BeChamp or the Germ Theory or the Terrain Theory[19]\nLouis Pasteur led many to believe that germs are contagious and are the cause of disease.\nAntione BeChamp explains that disease is the result of toxic or acidic conditions found in the body fluids, (from an acidic diet, poor nutrition, the retention or build up of acidic waste or toxins – radiation poisoning, chemical poisoning, pesticides, preservatives, stress, or the lack of exercise). On the death bed of Louis Pasteur he stated to his grandson, “BeChamp was right, the germ is nothing the terrain is everything.”[19]\nFriedberg in The Invisible Electric Rainbow shows Boston Health Dept. carried out over 300 experiments and could never use an so-called infected sick person the cause a healthy person to contract the fake “Spanish flu” (virus). This has also been the case with all other so-called viruses. How can a virus be contagious when it doesn’t even exist?[21]\nYou don’t get sick you do sick with how you live, what you eat, what you drink, what you breathe, what you think, what you feel and what you believe.[22][23]\n[1] https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/05/cdc-and-states-are-misreporting-covid-19-test-data-pennsylvania-georgia-texas/611935/\n[2] https://live.healthday.com/coronavirus-death-us-classification-2645672483.html\n[3] https://www.foxnews.com/transcript/dr-deborah-birx-on-covid-19-death-toll-in-us-timeline-for-coronavirus-vaccine\n[4] https://www.factcheck.org/2020/05/outdated-fauci-video-on-face-masks-shared-out-of-context/\n[5] https://www.foxnews.com/health/fauci-says-extended-stay-home-orders-could-cause-irreparable-damage\n[6] https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/06/ny-gov-cuomo-says-its-shocking-most-new-coronavirus-hospitalizations-are-people-staying-home.html\n[7] https://www.statnews.com/2020/05/29/trump-us-terminate-who-relationship/\n[9] https://reason.com/2020/06/28/cdc-antibody-studies-confirm-huge-gap-between-covid-19-infections-and-known-cases/\n[10] https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/south-dakotas-governor-resisted-ordering-people-to-stay-home-now-it-has-one-of-the-nations-largest-coronavirus-hot-spots/2020/04/13/5cff90fe-7daf-11ea-a3ee-13e1ae0a3571_story.html\n[11] https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article243014991.html\n[12] https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/31/health/coronavirus-asymptomatic-transmission.html\n[13] www.usatoday.com /story/news/factcheck/2020/06/05/.\n[14] https://thefederalist.com/2017/10/25/bill-gates-tacitly-admits-common-core-experiment-failure/\n[15] https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/apr/2/bill-gates-and-his-coronavirus-conflicts-of-intere/\n[16] https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/dr-robert-o-young-speaks-out-about-covid-other-matters\n[17] https://townhall.com/columnists/christalgo/2020/07/09/beware-of-calls-for-new-world-orders-especially-wefs-great-reset-n2572153\n[18] https://www.compellingtruth.org/new-world-order.html\n[19] https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/do-germs-cause-infection\n[20] https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/everything-you-need-to-know-about-viruses-vaccines-and-the-science-of-virology\n[21] https://phibetaiota.net/2020/02/arthur-firstenberg-the-invisible-rainbow-a-history-of-electricity-and-life-radiation-sickness-explains-all-past-and-present-flu-outbreaks-including-wuhan-virus-and-radiation-sickness-on-cruise-shi/\n[22] https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-causes-oxygen-deprivation\n[23] https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-pathology-for-all-sickness-disease', '[-0.01945364661514759, 0.03088652715086937, 0.007042447105050087, 0.0292291771620512, 0.08779051154851913, 0.0025025922805070877, -0.05540147423744202, 0.050823330879211426, 0.014452646486461163, 0.07205239683389664, 0.010197878815233707, 0.06121900677680969, 0.04505031928420067, 0.021067040041089058, -0.08990361541509628, -0.039641812443733215, -0.03654777631163597, 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(1680, 'Is Wearing a Face Mask Good for YOUR Health Protection?', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/is-wearing-a-face-mask-good-for-your-health-protection/', 'What Does 5g Radiation Have to Do with the ‘Corona Effect’ and Wearing a Mask?\nWhat is the 5G System and is it Harmful to Humans?\nThe 5G system is a WiGig wireless network that operates in the 60GHz spectrum with download speeds of up to 10 Gbps compared to the 4G download speed of 10 Mbps.\nHowever, the frequency of 60 GHz is the frequency at which oxygen molecules oscillate. At 60 GHz, 98% of the transmitted 5G energy will be absorbed by atmospheric oxygen which then alters the orbital properties of the electrons of the oxygen molecules.\n60GHz is the Frequency of the Oxygen Molecule Absorption\nOxygen molecules have electrons that they share with each other, oxygen is a diatomic molecule. What we breathe are two oxygen molecules bonded together with the electrons that they share. When the oxygen molecule is hit with 60GHz 5G waves, these waves affect the orbital resonance properties of those shared electrons. It is those shared electrons that bind to the hemoglobin in our blood.\nWhen the oxygen is disrupted, it will no longer bind to the hemoglobin and myoglobin (oxygen carrying molecules) and therefore the red blood cell will not be able to carry oxygen to the cell’s powerhouse ‘membrane’. Without oxygen, the liver becomes congested, and the body, and brain, begins to break down due to slow suffocation.\nBecause the brain is the body organ most sensitive to the lack of oxygen, not getting enough oxygen to the brain will result in brain hypoxia. Brain hypoxia symptoms range from mild to severe.\ncognitive disturbances temporary memory loss reduced ability to move your body difficulty paying attention difficulty making sound decisions Severe symptoms include: fainting seizure coma brain death\nWhat Do 5G and Wearing Masks Have in Common?\nThey both lead to hypoxia or oxygen deprivation!\nDoes Wearing a Mask Protect You from Nano Particles?\nWearing an N95 respirators offer up to 95% efficiency on particles down to 0.3 microns which does NOT protect you against nano particles which are significantly much smaller. The graphics below depict the particle size comparison between N95 mask filters, HEPA filters, ULPA filters, respiratory aerosol particles, and the coronavirus or exosome.\nALL of the masks that are being worn by the general public in the US will NOT filter out nano particles (NP) measuring from 100 nm to 1 nm or the size of the exosome which is considered by virologist to be the so-called contagious non-living virus.\nIn addition the mask plays another role in restricting your breathing ability. You can’t pull normal amount of air to fill your entire lungs. So you end up getting less oxygen because you’re getting less air.\n4G versus 5G Radiation Poisoning\nThe spectrum for 4G starts from 700 MHz to 5 GHz frequency bands. Compared to the frequencies below 5 GHz previously used by mobile devices, millimeter wave technology allows transmission on frequencies between 30 GHz and 300 GHz. These frequencies are called millimeter waves because they have wavelengths between 1 mm and 10 mm, while the wavelengths of the radio waves currently used by smartphones are mostly several dozen centimeters.\nNegative Health Effects of cumulative low intensity Radio Frequency radiation exposure include:\nCellular membrane breakdown causing the ‘Corona Effect’ or knobing of the cell membrane DNA mutations Mitochondrial damage Tumors, cancer (children’s skulls receive more radiation) Heart palpitations Memory and cognitive problems Sperm reduction and infertility Headaches, migraines, ringing of ears ADHD Anxiety Depression Heart Disease Type-1 and 2 Diabetes\nRadio frequency/microwave (RF/MW) radiation poisoning affects the Schumann Resonance signals which are the mechanism through which melatonin production is activated for getting restful sleep.\nWhat Causes the Cold and Flu and Reduced Vitamin D?\nThe 5G frequencies also affect the bodies ability to produce Vitamin D (Vitamin D deficiency leads to decompensated acidosis of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium and the immediate release of these acids through the orfices of the body. This is what medical science and the general population call the cold and flu due. This is one of the many reasons why people are prone to the symptoms of a cold or the flu in the winter season which is nothing more than the body removing excess metabolic, dietary, environmental and respiratory acids out through the elimination organs).\nDoes 5G Microwave Our Cells that Make Up Our Organs, Glands and Tissues?\nThe electromagnetic radiation in the microwave frequency range ‘are absorbed by water, fats, sugars, and certain other molecules, whose consequent vibrations produce *heat*.’ Similar to microwave ovens which generate radiation at a frequency of about 2.45GHz (the microwave energy is converted to thermal energy by causing water molecules to flip back and forth some 2.45 billion times a second…The 60 GHz used by the 5G system causes water molecules to flip back and forth 60 billion times a second!!!)\nMain Symptoms of 5G Radiation Poisoning Are the Same As the Phantom Coronavirus\nShortness of breath, dry coughing and fever.\nThey have also shown how people suddenly fall down with seizures which are the same symptoms caused by severe brain hypoxia. Check out the list below.\nHarmful effects of RF-EMF exposure are already proven\nMore than 230 scientists from 41 countries have expressed their “serious concerns” regarding the ubiquitous and increasing exposure to EMF generated by electric and wireless devices already before the additional 5G roll-out.[1]\nThey refer to the fact that ”numerous recent scientific publications have shown that EMF affects living organisms at levels well below most international and national guidelines”. Effects include increased cancer risk, cellular stress, increase in harmful free radicals, genetic damages, structural and functional changes of the reproductive system, learning and memory deficits, neurological disorders, and negative impacts on general well-being in humans. Damage goes well beyond the human race, as there is growing evidence of harmful effects to both plants and animals.[2][3]\nHowever, new studies like the NTP study mentioned above and several epidemiological investigations including the latest studies on mobile phone use and brain cancer risks confirm that RF-EMF radiation is carcinogenic to humans.\nThe EUROPA EM-EMF Guideline 2016 states that ”there is strong evidence that long-term exposure to certain EMFs is a risk factor for diseases such as certain cancers, Alzheimer’s disease, and male infertility…Common EHS (electromagnetic hypersensitivity) symptoms include headaches, concentration difficulties, sleep problems, depression, lack of energy, fatigue, and flu-like symptoms.”[8]\nTo learn more about the ‘Corona Effect’ and 5G radiation poisoning go to www.drrobertyoung.com', '[-0.006273450795561075, 0.052033357322216034, 0.043883368372917175, 0.1127827987074852, -0.048064690083265305, -0.06674234569072723, 0.06808912754058838, 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(1681, 'Doctor Exposes the Corona Effect – COVID is Blood Coagulation', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/doctor-exposes-the-corona-effect-covid-is-blood-coagulation/', 'Doctor Exposes the Corona Effect – COVID is Blood Coagulation Thursday, July 16, 2020\nIs COVID not actually a viral condition but due to blood coagulation and the corona effect caused by acidosis?\nWhat is going here? Let’s take a closer look\nPolio was Not Caused by a Virus Polio, and COVID is Not Caused by a Virus Either\nBefore we get into COVID, let’s go back in time a little. Those who don’t study history are doomed to repeat it, as the saying from George Santayana goes. Humanity has gone though similar pandemics in the past, but were we always told the full truth about what caused them? In this article, Young exposes how polio was not cause by a virus, despite popular belief, but was actually caused by poisoning from the pesticide DDT. Remember too that the cancer-causing monkey virus SV-40 (Simian Virus 40) was found in all polio vaccines administered to Americans up until around 1963. Young writes :\n“Farr’s Law requires, for an epidemic to be a valid example of contagion, that the epidemic increase its incidence rates exponentially. Since polio has been ubiquitous since the beginning of human history, its incidence rate should have peaked long ago and universal immunity conferred, if immunity was ever required, and if the poliovirus was actually a predator.”\n“The non-funded, ostracized theory of poison causality far exceeds all other theories in simplicity, exactitude, and directness regarding correlations within all data areas: dosage, physiology, etiology, epidemiology, economics, and politics.” Likewise, Young believes there is no virus that causes COVID.\nAccording to Dr. Young, COVID = Pathological Blood Coagulation\nAs I have previously stated, when it comes to COVID, there is not 1 virus, not 1 cause and not 1 disease. Part of the psy-op is to convince you that there is a single killer virus out there, and that if we could just find and isolate this virus, we could destroy it and rescue the world from this dreaded pandemic. It’s an illusion.\nYoung reveals that what the WHO has called “COVID” is a biochemical poisoning of bodily fluids causing cellular membrane breakdown and genetic mutation. This means deterioration of cell membranes, due to a toxic environment, created due to a compromised bioterrain (see here for the background on bio terrain , and the importance of terrain theory over germ theory). COVID is not a viral condition. COVID symptoms are circulatory problems that stem from pathological blood coagulation. In technical medical terms, this coagulation (lumping and sticking together of red blood cells) is known as DIC or Disseminated Intervascular Coagulation. Blood coagulation means the blood changes from a liquid to a gel or semi-solid state, forming a blood clot. This can be potentially dangerous, because when blood coagulates or clots, it can get stuck and prevent blood flow. In this state the blood does not fully and freely intake oxygen and release waste products. When blood clots, it can’t enter the capillary system to facilitate the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. Young stresses that blood coagulation signals:\n1. the inability of the blood to remove its waste products and pick up oxygen; and 2. that the blood is clotting inside the vascular system, so that acids can not be removed and thus accumulate, leading to toxic overload and disease.\nPeople suffering from this kind of pathological blood coagulation will experience oxygen deprivation (hypoxia or under oxygenation). They will likely feel short of breath and have symptoms identical to high altitude sickness. Not coincidentally, this is exactly in line with what Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell from New York said when he went public months ago (during the peak of COVID fear) to tell the world about how his patients seemed to be suffering not from a viral pneumonia, but from altitude sickness.\nIn his April 7th 2020 post entitled The Truth About Corona and How To Prevent and/or Reverse the “Corona Effect” , Young defines what he calls the corona effect : “The “Corona Effect” is the oxidation of the cellular membrane and genetic mutations which gives rise to cellular pleomorphism or biological transformation and the appearance of “crowning”, “spiking” and “knobing” projections as the microzymas or anatomical indestructible matter changes its form and its function.”\nCorona is the Latin word for crown, so Young is using it to describe the spiky nature of these microzymas, exosomes or tiny particles which are budding and off-shooting from the cells. Again, if you haven’t already, I suggest you read my article Deep Down the Virus Rabbit Hole – Question Everything for the background to the true nature of viruses, exosome theory and much more, since it will explain a lot of this. Young continues:\n“These biological transformations of the body cells [are] the genesis of all bacteria, all yeast, all mold, all bacteriophages, all endotoxins or cell fragments, exotoxins and mycotoxins or metabolic acidic waste. The cause of pleomorphism or cellular transformations of the body cells affecting the cell membrane and its genetic matter is the result of an acidic lifestyle including diet. The disturbing contributing factors include all electrical and magnetic fields (EMF 1G to 5G), all acidic foods, all acidic fluids, all environmental toxins, including carbon monoxide, all insecticides, pesticides and herbicides found in non-organic foods (i.e., glyphosate), all acidic water (pH below 7.4), all acidic legend drugs including all antibiotics and drugs that contain HCL, all recreational drugs including marijuana (THC is an oxidant), all acidic supplements including all enzymes, all probiotics, all algae, all mushrooms, or all acidic supplements and foods, all acidic thoughts, all acidic feelings and all acidic beliefs.\nThis is the one cause of ALL sickness and disease and there is no other cause. Once again, the one sickness and one disease is the over-acidification of the interstitial fluids of the Interstitium due to an inverted way of living, eating, drinking, breathing, thinking, feeling and believing.”\nYoung then makes the startling claim that viruses do not exist. This is a little different from what others such as virologist Dr. Stefan Lanka and Dr. Andy Kaufman have said (namely that viruses exist but that there is no evidence they cause disease):\n“All viruses DO NOT EXIST and therefore do NOT cause infections. All infections are born in us and from us and are outfections of the cell due to an acidic fluid environment.” Young is strong believer in terrain theory over germ theory: that we are ultimately entirely responsible for our state of health, and that we only procure disease when we allow our inner terrain to become acidic, not only through bad food, but through a host of other possible means, including even our habitual feelings and thoughts, which have a tremendous yet often misunderstood and ignored biochemical effect on our bodies.\nYoung mentions how appearance of HIV and “COVID”/SARS-CoV-2 are identical to the appearance of an exosome . He also emphasizes that toxic insults like vaccines can cause blood clots (see here for list of top 10 vaccine ingredients and adjuvants, and here for a list of top 10 reasons never to vaccinate) – which are the same thing as blood coagulation.\nCorona Effect: COVID is Acidic Poisoning\nYoung talks about how COVID is acidic poisoning: carbon dioxide poisoning, carbon monoxide poisoning, methane poisoning, lactic acid poisoning, uric acid poisoning, etc. He talks about how the largest organ of the human body is the interstitium, not the skin. The interstitium is a contiguous fluid-filled space existing between a structural barrier, such as a cell wall or the skin, and internal structures, such as organs, including muscles and the circulatory system. The interstitium is the dumping ground for metabolic waste products from the cells. Then it goes to the lymphatic fluid to be eliminated from the body. Young mentions how the body has 3 main types of fluids – intravascular fluids (fluids in the blood), intercellular fluids (fluids inside the cells) and interstitial fluids (fluids in the interstitium, surrounding the cells, which account for 50-60% of all body’s fluids). If doctors regularly tested the interstitial fluids (not just the intravascular fluids) during diagnosis, they would become aware of the deeper cause of disease, and also become aware of the ineffectiveness of Big Pharma medicines (petrochemical pills).\nAs Dr. Kyle-Sidell said, giving ventilators to people with these symptoms and conditions is not helpful. In fact, it’s making things worse, because the ventilators have excessive pressure which can lead to blowing people’s lungs out and killing them. Other whistleblowers, such as New York nurse Erin Marie Olszewski, have stated that COVID patients were being killed with ventilators. The problem is not a lack of oxygen per se, but rather the inability of the body to actually intake that oxygen.\nYoung stresses that it makes no sense to ventilate someone with DIC. More oxygen won’t help, because the problem is in the blood; it can’t fully take in the O2 and get rid of waste products like CO2. The solution is to increase systemic circulation, alkalize the interstitial fluids and open up pathways so cells can function properly. Incidentally, he mentions that the reason hydroxychloroquine has been apparently working for many COVID patients is because it raises blood pH, thus bringing much need alkalinity to the patient’s blood. Young writes:\n“There is only one treatment and that one treatment will restore health, vitality and energy to the organism (human or animal) by restoring the alkaline design of all body fluids, including the interstitial fluids that flow through every body cell that makes up every organ, gland and tissue …”\n[1] https://www.drrobertyoung.com/blog\n[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BPb3ojcrWc\n[3] https://youtu.be/WAKGoafJ_80\n[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jEVsTV4IGA\n[5] https://youtu.be/huWyDuBU8hY\n[6] https://youtu.be/qEyYyILjoiM\n[7] https://youtu.be/V6mxpB_fOiE\nDeep Sleep – Energy – Vitality — This Trace Mineral Complex Will Change How You Feel About Your Nutrition *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huWyDuBU8hY *https://thefreedomarticles.com/deep-down-virus-rabbit-hole-question-everything/ *https://thefreedomarticles.com/cause-of-cancer-monkey-virus-polio/ *https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-real-cause-of-polio-mass-acidic-chemical-poisoning *https://thefreedomarticles.com/covid-19-umbrella-term-fake-pandemic-not-1-disease-cause/ Try This Discreet Weapon – They Never See It Coming Until They Are On The Ground and Can’t Move! *https://thefreedomarticles.com/inner-terrain-vs-outer-key-good-health/ *https://www.bitchute.com/video/yOujZziRjO7T/ *https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/the-truth-about-corona-and-how-to-prevent-and-or-reverse-the-corona-effect *https://thefreedomarticles.com/western-medicine-rockefeller-medicine/ *https://www.bitchute.com/video/MIda2dWyq3av/ Try This Discreet Weapon – They Never See It Coming Until They Are On The Ground and Can’t Move! *https://thefreedomarticles.com/toxic-vaccine-adjuvants-the-top-10/ *https://thefreedomarticles.com/never-take-a-vaccine-top-10/ The post Doctor Exposes the Corona Effect – COVID is Blood Coagulation appeared first on The Freedom Articles.', '[-0.07079054415225983, 0.07201828807592392, 0.03890605270862579, 0.0033164534252136946, 0.10789196193218231, 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(1682, 'Lessons from the Living & the Dead', 'https://drrobertyoung.com/lessons-from-the-living-the-dead/', 'The Truth Will Change Lives and Save Lives!\nPlease share the following educational video interviews of Dr. Robert O. Young by Sacha Stone of the New Earth Project and Tina Marx at Tina Marx TV and his latest peer-reviewed scientific article with everyone you love and care about!\nHere is Part 1 of Dr. Young’s interview covering the pathology of SARS – COVID 2 and 19:\nSharon Fox, MD, PhD, a pathologist at Louisiana State University Health in New Orleans has been doing autopsies on patients who have died with COVID-19. She’s finished 20 cases so far, and they all share something in common: They are riddled with blood clots in the smallest vessels of the body. Lungs seem to be especially hard-hit. There, clots appear to have cut off blood flow to the small air sacs where blood cells would be exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide. Dr. Fox states, “There’s no ability for the blood to flow through and exchange oxygen like it should.”\nAdam Cuker MD, a hematologist and associate professor of medicine from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania said this about SARS – COVID – 2 – 19, “Patients are making clots all over the place making management of these patients very challenging.”\nHere Are New Insights into ‘Why’\nRobert O. Young, DSc., PhD, Naturopathic practitioner just published two scientific papers on the pathology of oxygen deprivation and pathological blood coagulation leading to severe acute respiratory syndrome or SARS – CoVID 2 – 19 that is NOW available to read at:\n1) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/what-causes-oxygen-deprivation and,\n2) https://www.drrobertyoung.com/post/it-is-raining-acid-on-your-lungs\nPart 2 of Dr. Robert O. Young’s interview by Sacha Stone of the New Earth Project:\nPart 1 of Dr. Robert O Young’s interview with Tina Marx:\nPart 2 of Dr. Robert O. 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