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Hi Sam,

One of the newest ( last 3 months or so) things I have noted is what I have been calling aromatics in the blood. Its when there is a haze formed, under certain areas of the cover slip, of "bubbles" that makes it hard to see what's underneath. What you can see underneath does not look normal nor healthy. A gas would make 100% sense of this.

Best Regards,

Matt.

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Sep 7Author

Hello Matt!

yes - but this would mean that more of it appears as the infestation increases and the process is accelerated. The question that arises from this - what can be used to bind it so that it does not continue to multiply?

Replication via the gas level is something new...

Best regards

SAM

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Sep 10Liked by SAM

Wonderful SAM!!! I think you just solved (discovered?) one of the most important medical issues of the past 50 years. I have been racking my brain for the triggering factor in the debilitating health issue that has tormented me for 40+ years, and effects just about everybody now. In 2024, it seems to hammer particularly hard most everyone I know over 45 years old, and many younger healthier people too. I'd like to say more later, but I need to blast this information out to a couple of hundred people. No worries, I'll suggest to them that they subscribe to your substack too <g>!

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