Zombie blood... Synthetic blood lasts for months – how can I recognize it?

Instructions – and we need your help!!!

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I would like to provide instructions on how to recognize synthetic, artificial blood—and a request to anyone who has access to a microscope.

Maria Crisler and I cannot complete this research project and collect reliable data on our own—we need more people to participate.

We want to collect this data so that we can provide an overview and present it to a wider audience. There are still many questions that need to be answered.

What is so special about synthetic, transhumanistic blood?

What we know so far based on observation:

The synthetic erythrocytes develop from our normal erythrocytes. The process has been easy to follow so far. There are probably several possibilities, but I will describe the one I encounter most often at present:

Once you have taken a blood sample and look at it under a microscope, you will see either normal erythrocytes, erythrocytes in the process of transformation, or completely synthetic erythrocytes.

Everyone should be familiar with normal blood cells. The artificial ones all look the same, are very round, and have no “dents” or bends. They lie next to each other on the slide like coins and have a thick membrane.

Here is an example

Normal versus synthetic:

Normal blood magnified 100 times with an oil immersion lens

Converted artificial, synthetic blood magnified 100 times Oil immersion lens

Normal blood cells die after approx. 3-5 days. Depending on their state of health, this may happen sooner or later. If a transformation begins, it will be visible by the third day after collection at the latest. The first cells begin to change. The normal blood begins to dissolve and the first synthetic cells can be seen, mainly around hydrogels or threads. Their color is also lighter than that of normal blood cells.

Day 3 after removal – the first signs of transformation are visible, usually directly around the hydrogel structures.

On the fifth day, almost all cells in this sample had already been completely converted.

What can also become visible during this transformation process is that some biological cells are used as “food” and end up as ghost cells, while others have clearly undergone transformation.

The image above also shows how white blood cells usually begin to transform or are transformed. Normal white blood cells are then no longer found in the blood count.

This is day seven: Here you can see that the plasma no longer contains normal water and is not drying out. The artificial cells are floating completely next to each other at some distance...

How can I tell how far the conversion has progressed? If you have methylene blue to hand, it would be useful to take a second control sample. Mix this with a small drop of methylene blue. The synthetic cell walls will immediately absorb the methylene blue. Biological cells react with cell deformation – artificial cells do not. The further the synthetic cells have developed, the longer the dissolution process takes. As already described in this post:

The stages of development of synthetic RBCs and the effect of methylene blue

The biological component dissolves and the synthetic component is released. This can be seen as a kind of blue mist that settles over these cells. This is not about biological cells!!!

Biological cells and their reaction to methylene blue

synthetic cells and their reaction to methylene blue

I have prepared a PDF that you can use for your investigations, and we would ask anyone who has a microscope to participate in our test series.

The PDF records when the blood was taken, whether it is from a female or male person, their age, and their vaccination status. We would like to know whether the individuals are vaccinated or unvaccinated. We have also observed this transformation in the blood of unvaccinated individuals. According to the images available to us so far, there are differences between female and male blood—just as there are between vaccinated and unvaccinated blood. We are therefore requesting this information in order to better investigate these questions. Also, please indicate which country you are from – for the USA, please specify the state. We would also welcome information about animals, as they are just as affected as we are. Please note this on the form.

Please send us your pictures from days 1, 3, 5, and 7. Observe for yourself how long your blood sample remains intact. If you are unsure whether the cells are normal or artificial, you can simply send us the images, but please indicate the age of the blood in the file name or in some other way.

I myself have observed one that showed no fungal growth for up to 7 weeks. Fungi that began to grow at the edge turn 180 degrees away from the synthetic blood and grow back in the opposite direction.

The formation of synthetic blood cells can be easily observed outside the body, as several components change, such as temperature. In a healthy human body, the process seems to take a little longer. Exactly what this depends on is still unclear. However, we are already able to find blood samples whose blood has already been completely converted at the time of collection.

However, the procedure described here shows whether the possibility of conversion has already been adapted.

Please also pay attention to the flow properties and how long nanoparticle activity can be observed in the preparation.

Another peculiarity we have noticed is that blood group antigens begin to change.

So if you have the opportunity and know your blood type, you can perform a simple test yourself to see if the Rhesus factor is still present. Our assumption so far is that it changes to RH negative. The tests conducted so far point in this direction. Here is the link to the PDF form on my website for download:

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or on my WEBSITE dark field-enigma.com

Finally, I conducted a test myself, which yielded a result I had not expected:

I placed a blood sample, which showed regular conversions into synthetic blood cells after collection, on my gold resonator. I wanted to know whether the conversion could be slowed down, as in other tests I had already conducted.

And then came the surprise:

Not a single blood cell had been converted! All blood cells had died on the third day, which is a normal reaction in a blood count! In other words, the technique was unable to initiate any conversion!!!

I hadn't expected this result—it was a pure coincidence, but I am more than satisfied with this success. It has the same effect as an energetic senolytic.

I have performed the test several times with blood that always produces artificial blood cells—as soon as it is placed on the gold resonator, this conversion process does not occur. Here is a video clearly showing materials that do not belong there, but not a single artificially active blood cell!!!! This is the same blood as seen above—which normally completely transformed all blood cells on the slide within a week.

This result prompted me to wear the gold plate resonator permanently on my body.

However, it is important to note that the conversion took place after the blood was collected and placed on the slide and was not yet present in the blood itself. This means that we are dealing with the initial stage of conversion. It is currently unclear whether the same result would be obtained if the process had already begun in the body.

Further information about the gold plate resonator can be found at the following link:

https://vortexgrids.com/produkt/goldenplate/

or under this article

Preventing the technology in your blood from building up

I hope that some microscopy colleagues will get in touch and be able to take part in these tests!

Maria Crisler and I would like to thank you very much.

SAM

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