On this page you will find a compilation of diagnostic methods that can be used to detect residues of mRNA vaccinations. This is particularly important because correct diagnosis is the basis for successful treatment. Until recently, darkfield microscopy (or live blood analysis) was the only method, but now we have several alternatives.
What are the best methods?
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Dark-field microscopy (live blood analysis) is still an excellent method for detecting the harmful effects of mRNA vaccinations directly and in real time in the blood. No other method allows you to see the changes in the blood so realistically.
The only problem with this analysis method is that it leaves the practitioner room for interpretation with regard to the possible causes of the blood changes. In a direct before-and-after comparison, however, this factor is negligible. Unfortunately, these ideal conditions are rarely given.
Also, this is not a “five-minute test”, but a comprehensive analysis that provides an optimal impression of your general state of health. A session usually lasts at least one hour and is offered by experienced alternative practicioners.
That is why there is no link to the method here, but to our Find a medical facility page, where you can search directly for therapists who offer this method.
Unfortunately, there are still very few therapists listed here. So if you know a good therapist, please let them know that they can be added to this list.
Classic laboratory tests
To date, there is no classic laboratory test (according to Western biochemical medicine) that can prove beyond doubt whether the blood of a test person comes from a vaccinated or unvaccinated person.
Although there are various tests that can be used to detect spike proteins, for example, the source of these spike proteins has not yet been proven beyond doubt by studies to be a vaccination or an infection with a virus. Apart from the fact that spike proteins are of course only one of the many problematic factors associated with mRNA vaccinations.
There are numerous individual tests that give certain indications (e.g. the D-dimer), and in combination indicate contamination with mRNA-contaminated blood, but even this very complex method is not really conclusive.
Various classic laboratory tests to check various important health parameters:
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Do you know of another diagnostic method that we are not yet aware of? Please send us an email.
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