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Exposure to microwave radiation from cellphones, wifi and cordless devices cause red blood cells to stack like Pringles or Oreo cookies in “Rouleaux” formation; stacked blood cells reduce capillary blood flow, may clot and cause systemic pain from lowered oxygen and waste buildup

Published April 8, 2024 by M

https://www.bitchute.com/video/WDfma73jnG60/ The first part of this short video shows red blood cells that have been stacked in Rouleaux formation due to environmental “esmog” exposure to the nearly omnipresent microwave radiation from cellphones, wifi and cordless devices. The second half of this short video shows red blood cells from the same person after enjoying ten … Read more

This is what EMR and EMF are doing to your blood right now and what you can do about it

Updated February 21, 2024 | Published February 11, 2024 by M

Carolyn Mansfield Photonics https://youtu.be/Z-bC0GZC8UU When you understand the work of Dr Pollack into EZ WATER, liquid-crystal structured water, the 4th phase of water, and its explanation for the capillary flow of blood, then the information in this video becomes more horrifying logarithmically. NORMAL BLOOD UNHEALTHY / CLUMPED / STACKED BLOOD AFTER EXPOSURE TO … Read more

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