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michael68's avatar

thank you for taking such a close look at these "studies" on masterpiece. i didn't notice it and i would also call it fraud. that's ridiculous with the 3 people. I used to use zeolite for classic detoxification for mercury, lead etc. Dr. Klinghard has also been using it successfully for a long time. I thought it could also be helpful against nanotechnology. But I have changed my mind.

Firstly, because Dr. Milhacea has found that the blood does not improve with zeolite.

Secondly, she also revealed that zeolite is an excellent building block for polymers and nanosensors - as has been extensively documented in the literature.

"When someone shows you tests where the levels of graphene and polymers have supposedly decreased in the extracellular fluid, it doesn't tell you much because the materials penetrate the cells and build biosensing/synthetic biological function intracellularly."

Third, the assumption that what we find in the blood is graphene oxide is wrong. It is hydrogel polymer synthetics, as Clifford Carnicom and Mihalcea have shown in extensive testing.

I personally think it is dangerous to take Masterpiece. I think this nanoized zeolite accelerates the self-assembly of the graphene oxide nanoparticle hydrogels (which they call spike protein) even more than normal zeolite. It could hit like a bomb.

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Please contact me ria@longhulers.world I have so much evidence on these guys. Caroline Mansfield is NOT a doctor she worked for me in one of my clinics, she is a live blood analyst that saw a max of 3 patients a month. She also lied about the 3 patients, she was one of them and was on multiple products. Matt Haxen is linked to mRNA and Dr Robert Young is not a doctor.....

In January 2014, Young and two associates were arrested and charged with multiple counts of grand theft and conspiring to practice medicine without a license. The San Diego District Attorney’s press release stated that Young accepted patients, including some who were terminally ill, and temporarily housed them at his pH Miracle ranch [14]. The charges alleged that Young and his associates broke the law when they went beyond advocating dietary changes and administered intravenous treatments to patients, some of whom were terminally ill. In February 2016, following a 2-month trial, he was convicted of two counts of practicing medicine without a license. During the trial, Deputy District Attorney Gina Darvas portrayed Young as a charlatan who preyed on the sick and vulnerable—including dying cancer patients—and duped them with bogus science [3]. A few weeks after the trial ended, Darvas announced that Young would be re-tried on the charges for which the jury was unable to reach a verdict [15]. In 2017, faced with the possibility of retrial, Young pleaded guilty to two more counts of practicing medicine without a license. The plea agreement called for a 44-month sentence, some of which had already been served under house arrest [16]. It also contained this statement:

I, Robert O. Young, declare freely and voluntarily, under penalty of perjury that

I do not have any post high-school educational degrees from any accredited schools.

I am not a Microbiologist.

I am not a Hematologist.

I am not a Medical Doctor.

I am not a Naturopathic Doctor.

I am not a trained scientist [17].

In June 2017, the judge issued the sentence and expressed hope that Young would not repeat what he did in the future [18].

I have so much evidence - I exposed a lot on my page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068922816380

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