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I looked in the nano-bot thing extensively (and was open to the possibility it could be true). My overall assessment was:

•Most of the evidence put forward for it was misinterpretations of microscopic observations made by people with limited experience in the area.

•I was not able to find strong supporting evidence for it.

•I was able to find strongly refuting evidence (e.g., mass spectrometry showing it wasn't there).

•Most of the people putting it forward did not understand that nanotech is too small to see under a light microscope.

•The people I trusted who looked at a lot of vaccines did not feel nanobots were there.

•A lot of people advancing it were attached to the idea knowing this made them superior to people who didn't know it, so a lot of the arguments ultimately boiled down to the psychology at play rather than any data. There may be some bad actors as well who are being sponsored to promote this, but everyone I've spoken to was more just pushing this for ego reasons.

•A lot of the more sensitive people I've talked to feel there is a yet unidentified toxin in the vaccines they label as "graphene oxide" that some people are sensitive to, particularly in regards to shedding. I don't think that's the primary shedding agent or that it's actually graphene oxide, but whatever it is is something I want to identify in the future.

•I've looked into this a lot and I do not think we have the technological capacity to make nanobots.

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Latypova thinks its a psyop

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As always in medicine, follow the money. Nature was used for thousands of years. Besides Hippocrates saying first do no harm, he said nothing in excess. Seldom mentioned is "One who does not understand astrology should not be a physician." Time can heal.

Going through my Saturn Return now. It occurs every 29 years.

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Real medicine—natural medicine—is endless. I'm scratching the surface.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

That makes some sense. The notion can be used to make one appear to be unreliable or ignorant.

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Just like the existence of viruses "being a hoax"!

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You may be commenting sarcastically AMD,(Hi again) but I have evolved to absolutely see Viri as a huge con, an important part of the vexine hoax. I was fully propagandised about vexines until 2020 which ripped off my blinkers. May I ask where you land on the existence of “Viri “??

Regards from your friendly psychiatrist

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I think a lot more people would be dead if the nano hypothesis was true. I absolutely believe shedding is real and has been happening for decades, possibly with the flu/shingles/pneumonia/ chickenpox shots.

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Kat, you are right, and this is only one of many objections against it.

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But that’s like saying the aluminium in vaccines can’t be the main cause of autism spectrum disorders because it doesn’t happen to everyone.

Our genetic variance dictates who is susceptible and by how much. Like with my dads but not my mums side of the family.

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Or they target those with certain genetic abnormalities and not others.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Sensational report Dr Yoho and much over my head however the info has made an impression. I follow A Midwestern Doctor's substack and prize his opinion, altho I never come to any conclusion permanently bec the so called 'science' changes too often. I know of Dr Mihalcea and have followed her since her very first substack exposing the nano's found in vax'd and later unvax'd blood. Quite scary what she's found. I also follow Dr Bryan Ardis too and his dictum that nicotine (patches) have some merit in interfering with the nano's penetration of the cellular membrane. Mihalcea urges the use of EDTA and Vit C..... I'm pretty certain we all have nano's in our system thru a variety of sources. The regimen your Doc Sam uses is too much for me to comprehend let alone implement but as far as I know I'm not one of his patients either. I'll have to twist in the wind for awhile. Thanks for your research!

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Ardis seems captured to me. I crossed him off my list, but i have a low threshold for that. The CD stuff was insider baseball if you haven't studied it. I think i convicted M of being unreliable. Also look at my older articles that i linked.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

We'll have to disagree on Ardis being "captured". He's been brazen enough in the last four years to come out with information that no one else has ventured and he hasnt given any shots to patients that may have killed or maimed them for life.

I suspect the AMA's negative propaganda about chiropractic medicine might be still influencing your opinion of this great man. We all know the AMA has done its best to besmirch any healing practice other than their allopathic treatments with poisons and possible useless surgeries. Everything about western medicine has been a lie and so many of us are seeing this.

Dr Bryan Ardis is a retired chiropractor and nutritionist who upon investigating the death of his father-in-law in early 2020 discovered that the NIH were promoting remdesivir, a drug which the science showed actually increased mortality risk. Since mid 2020 he has been warning about the deception by the health authorities in the US

A new paper in JAMA analyzes survey respondents in the US over the period of time right after the Covid pandemic started in April 2020 and through early 2024. It reveals a significant decline in trust in physicians and hospitals, dropping from 71.5% in April 2020, to 40.1% in January 2024. Lower trust levels were strongly associated with reduced likelihood of receiving Covid-19 vaccinations and boosters.

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Your reasoning about my opinions based on my MD opinion about chiros is ad hominem. You cannot imagine how much I hate standard medical care and its institutions.

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I strongly suspect that Dr Yoho has changed his opinion re DCs!

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Let's hope so bec he reports useful information but he is still behind on more than he knows. His failure to followup on Ardis's research shows he's just not there yet. Ardis can back up EVERYTHING he says with documentation found on the CDC, FDA's etc websites, yet Yoho, doesnt look . Research is very time consuming and takes a lot of personal time to do. I cant do it personally but Ardis has done it and he sounds extremely knowledgeable when he speaks. I think he's such a storm of fresh air and he will be vindicated some day on his snake/sea snail venoms information.....not theories.

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disagree but will not debate Ardi here

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Just got his new book Moving Beyond the COVID-19 Lies

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I like Ardis too . I’m a DC and I know Robert actually has tried to relearn about us ! As for me , I’m awesomely proud of so many Chiros!

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I came, slowly, to the realization that chiropractic medicine is far advanced in health and healing than the allopathic venue. Most cannot comprehend this because the primary premise of chiropractic medicine is spine alignment. It has progressed far beyond that. I have suggested that they should consider using a more up to date title than “chiropractic”.

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Oct 4Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Like the AMA did, they hire PR firms to hawk their wares. Maybe the chiropractics need to do the same. Good suggestion on changing their name btw. We have been schooled that allopathic medicine is the only way and yet we are finding out its been a ruse. Its going to take a big effort to undo what the AMA/BIG PHARMA has done to us. What we're going thru now might have some effect but it'll be a slow unwind. An analogy might be used to see what kind of vehicles we buy. The more we see certain ads (Asian manufacturers), the more we end up buying their cars. American manufacturers don't advertise at all or as thoroughly, so most of the vehicles on the highway are made overseas.

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https://www.brighteon.com/8920f5f9-2c7a-4d4f-a2e4-1b26b338bb52

I know you crossed Ardis off, but you might find this interesting…

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He crosses off his list anyone he disagrees with, like Georgi Dinkov, Dr Joseph Mercola, Dr Scott Schroeder, for example. The reason appears to have something to do with his desire for immediate results. I was once the impatient type, but I have matured enough to understand that nothing happens instantaneously, and nothing is resolved instantaneously

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Deb you are off my list because you are so darn annoying

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Schroeder is brilliant and still on my list

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I've run into a lot of people who had issues from his Ardis's nicotine patch protocols but he has continued to double-down on it.

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I do not know how anyone could find the main ingredient in cigarettes a credible treatment. I dismissed this immediately and believe it goes to the issue of Ardis's credibility. I didn't and don't think it is worth further investigation. Too many other issues to look at.

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Doc, since none of us can prove otherwise about the uses of NICOTINE, to me its cheap insurance. That Dr Mihalcea says nicotine has no effect yet she pushes EDTA...YET Agent131177 has just reported in his substack that EDTA is a poison and is made from cyanides and such.........how in the hell do we know what to believe?

I'll stick with ARDIS

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Agent is an agent, not sure how you could have missed it

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Well actually MWD, the idea is that snake venoms which Ardis https://thedrardisshow.com/the-antidote

believes are found in the "virus" sars cov2 and the covid vaxxes do their dirty work by binding to Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors found in the central and peripheral nervous system, muscle, and other tissues of our bodies, thus causing everything from respiratory shutdown and extreme fatigue to loss of smell, taste and "long covid". But nicotine has a much stronger affinity to the nicotinic receptors, thus when ingested via patch, gum or whatever, it kicks off the venom, which then enters the circulation and can cause adverse symptoms before being eliminated. Just like with many other therapies, there can be a cleansing reaction that may be uncomfortable.

Also, btw, many foods, including Eggplant, Potato, Tomato and Cauliflower contain nicotine, though in much smaller amounts than tobacco. It may just be possible that tobacco has gotten a bad rap due to all of the toxic chemicals added to cigarettes, including the highly addictive pyrazines

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mechanistic explanations are unconvincing

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Why were smokers not contracting COVID? And then the powers to be began broadcasting that smokers would die of COVID?

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What kind of issues? Any info is helpful

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There is so much to read and learn that anything I find contradictory or if it conflicts with my expertise goes into my brain's trash bin. Sorry, I do not further speculate or analyze after this.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Targeted EMF mirrors covy symptoms. Has delayed onset as well. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/24328-radiation-sickness

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I mostly agree, though covy has some weird symptoms l've never heard of or experienced from EMF. Plus it doesn't even have to be targeted EMF since we are nearly all targeting ourselves daily with our own handy little wireless devices. And you are right about delayed onset. There is a residual effect, just like with sunburn - the sunburn does not show up immediately as you are getting overexposed; it is an after-effect. This is one of the most misunderstood things about wireless radiation - most people think that the minute you turn devices off, the effect on the body and mind ends, like switching off a light makes it dark, but that is not how it works.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Years ago I read Eric Drexler's book 'Engines of Creation'. One can imagine what the future holds when mankind becomes adept at molecular manufacturing. Then all of

these self replicating nanobots will change the world but we're not there yet. Thank god!

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Not even close. Spend your time on what is real now.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I’ve posted this on other articles hoping someone could explain the difference. The censored doctors say it’s spike protein that’s harmful versus Ana and others going with Nanobots…. I would like to know what the difference is…. Who to trust?

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RTFB above look at the links, and if you still find Ana credible, I do not know what to tell you

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I would like to see the mass spec data

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Sep 28·edited Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

The Spanish group on their website posted a couple studies which contain the details of what they found. However, they were only looking for Graphene (which is not a nanobot) and their tests found a decent probability of it being there, but they didn't even perform all the tests required to be certain.

But again, Graphene is not a nanobot, and it seems to be found as a contaminant in many things.

I did not find a single piece of molecular or chemical evidence of nanobots. All the evidence is related to EMF signals they claim to detect from people. But I've studied that in detail and not one test I've seen is credible.

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our engineer dude G

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What about bill gates admitting they have self replicating nanotech

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Basically what he's talking about is something very different. The way the lipid nanoparticles work is that if you mix their ingredients with mRNA, they spontaneously form bubbles encapsulating the mRNA that can enter cells, and that is a key part of how the mRNA tech works. That's very different from self-assembling nanobots.

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Yet the patent clearly states self assembling nanobots. I don’t think that explanation will cut it for most. What we need is an explanation for the self assembling nanobots that many labs around the world are reporting on with video of the structures, and claiming some are identical to nanobots that has been discussed in the industry. With video like that, I don’t think I’ll get the answer here.

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patents are meaningless

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Basically I spent months trying to find proof this was actually happening (as it would be a groundbreaking story) and I never was able to.

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You have not learned that we are all an inch from being fooled by the next psychopath... And Gates is old news

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It’s not just gates but everyone at the WEF, every captured politician and bureaucrat, and those who work for them and enable it. Civilisation is a circuit. Same thing happens on every circuit and we are coming to the end of the current circuit so I’ve certainly learnt that psychopaths are plentiful, it’s just some are better resourced and connected than others and the part of the cycle we are at is also relevant to their success. I wrote about it here.

https://healthcarenotmedicine.substack.com/p/most-people-are-willing-to-pay-any

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Do you have a citation for that?

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Regarding constipation on a carnivore diet- this is likely due to insufficient intake of fat.

No doubt you are aware that statins are the most profitable drugs of all time*. Yet, at most, they have been shown to extend lifespan for four or five days, while creating harmful effects, (not only to the 'side'), in a significant percent of people who take them. Negative effects of statin drugs are often brushed of as due to age, or otherwise ignored & not reported.

*Surpassed only by the injections apparently fraudulently marketed as 'COVID-19 Vaccines'.

Dr. Paul Mason explains how 'the lipid hypothesis' of CVD disease was created & maintained, with references: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-nq60_oEIc

It's long been known that consuming meat without enough fat is a problem. Explorers, fur traders and others generally took with them bacon, which was mostly fat streaked with lean. Since the '70s, livestock have been bred & fed to be leaner, depriving the public of this essential macro-nutrient, while sugar & grains have been promoted as 'healthy'- though these promote glycation damage of tissues, generate oxidative stress, and inflammation. Burning fat for fuel instead of sugar/starch greatly reduces or eliminates this damage. People on high animal fat diets often appear to age in reverse.

Fat, like cholesterol, is essential to life. Every cell membrane, both within and on the exterior of the cells, key hormones, nerve sheath, and the brain all require fat & cholesterol for their structure & function. Not seed oils (deceptively marketed as 'vegetable' oil), or fruit oils- but animal fat is the key nutrient for health, along with animal protein.

Dr. Peter Ballerstedt, PhD explains that much of the 'protein' content attributed to plants is NOT protein & other facts about meat as food (and no, cattle are not harming the planet):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzsEqV0Bjcs

Fat liquid at room temps are prone to rapid oxidation. Tests (reported by Mason) show this begin within hour or days. Cooking oils are chemically treated to keep them from smelling rancid. Coconut oil is more stable, but contains plant sterols, similar enough to cholesterol to be mistakenly incorporated into tissues in place of that essential molecule, with less than optimal results.

High fat, adequate protein, and very low carbohydrate diets have been successfully & safely used to treat epilepsy for over 100 yrs, but largely ignored when profitable drugs became available. https://charliefoundation.org/diet-plans/

Nutritional ketosis has also been found to benefit patients with other brain conditions: Alzheimer's disease (aka 'Type 3 diabetes'), various mental health conditions, brain trauma, and proven to reverse Type2 diabetes, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, normalize weight & body fat percentage, and optimize some aspects of physical performance. Dr. Thoma Seyfried, PhD of Boston College is among those who studied nutritional ketosis to treat cancer.

Some use nutritional ketosis to optimize physical and/or mental performance. Dr. Dominic D'Agostino, PhD has been conducting research for various applications of nutritional ketosis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_blupWpZ5F4

A carnivore diet is a sub-set of the ketogenic diet. By eliminating phyto-chemicals which the human GI tract is ill-suited to handle, it provides additional benefits beyond nutritional ketosis.

Dr. Andrew Chaffee, MD, former professional athlete, neurosurgeon & long term carnivore, on 'Why We Are Carnivores': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-WUb3mJEso

On fiber, I'll loosely quote the FDA's comment about another product: 'You're not a cow. You're not a horse. Stop it, y'all!' Dr. Paul Mason shares the research on dietary fiber: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqUO4P9ADI0

'The Corrupt History of the Food Pyramid' - https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dr+paul+mason+food+pyramid

Conclusion- by giving our bodies the building materials it needs, reducing damage from metabolism & external stressors, and fasting and/or mimicing fasting enough to trigger autophagy of damaged cells & tissues and rebuild, we optimize health & healing.

We were all designed to thrive.

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reply to this email w your phone number if you want to chat

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Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

BOY, that was a mouth full...& Thank you for such good info!

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Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

You are welcome. Circumstances provided me with a lot of time to do research... and if what I have learned can help someone else, I want to pass that information along.

The starting point is- Is the advice we are given motivated by money?

And- How were we designed, by "Nature and Nature's God" , (to quote the Declaration of Independence), to live?

We've been told that before recent times, "Life is nasty, brutish, and short", but Thomas Hobbes was describing human behavior and realities of life during the English civil war (an actual civil war). Yet that is not the way people lived in the cultures that remained relatively uncontacted until the 19th and 20th centuries. As in the rest of nature, competition existed, but co-opertion and synergism was far more abundant.

Lifespans were far longer then, too, than we've been told. Most diseases stemmed from people being malnourished, even if they had enough volume of food - and from being crowded into filthy cities.

Tombstones in old cemeteries show that if people survived childbirth and the early years of life, and didn't die from accidents or war, they often lived into their 70s, 80s, even 90s. Especially if they lived out in the countryside, or in small villages with access to enough land to keep a few chickens, or a doe (goat) for milk, etc.

And fresh air and sunshine.

Live free and thrive!

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“I believe carbohydrates are the most misunderstood macronutrient in the world. Even the most health-conscious people have been hypnotized by the media and food manufacturers that carbohydrates, also known as saccharides or sugars, are unhealthy for us to consume. Pick up any health or fitness magazine asking a celebrity or fitness professional about the “diet” that made him or her lean in 30 days, and every one of them will say, “I avoided carbs.” The world, especially Americans, have created a society so obsessed with being thin that these so-called healthy people are willing to give up anything, even our best source of energy and metabolic power, otherwise known as carbohydrates, and sugar, to achieve the “ideal body.” Avoiding carbs is not a sustainable diet or a healthy way to live. The right carbs are essential for a high metabolic rate, good energy, and a happy life. Yes, if you reduce or remove carbs from your diet you will lose weight and may get lean quickly, but at what cost? Personally, I am a recovering low-carb eater. Years ago I would eat as little as 50g carbs/ day. This is the equivalent to eating about two cups of fruit, a cup of rice, or a bowl of cooked oatmeal. I was cold, had low energy, slept poorly, had awful sugar cravings, and was easily irritated—but I was very lean. I looked healthy but felt like crap. However, as many of you know, looks can be very deceiving. Depriving myself of carbohydrates was keeping my body in a stressed state and increasing my stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol. Short term this strategy worked great; I got lean and felt energized. However, over the long run, my thyroid became sluggish, my adrenals got burned out, my liver became over-burdened, my digestive system got backed up, and my sex hormones became non-existent. Yet, I was following the most common trend in the health and fitness industry, which at the time was (and still is) avoiding carbs and sugars. As I have pointed out many times before, things are not always factual or clear in the health, fitness, and nutrition industry. The truth is some carbohydrates like breads, pasta, processed cakes, crackers, and cookies can contribute to weight gain, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, cancer, and heart disease. Other carbs—the right carbs, like fruit, honey, juice, and milk—are necessary for a speedy metabolism and weight loss. The right carbs are needed for proper cellular function, liver detoxification, thyroid function, muscle recovery, brain function, and overall happiness. I think the carb-free craziness has gone on long enough. Too many people are confused about which carbs they can eat and which ones they should avoid. Most people clump all carbohydrates into one group and try to avoid all of them, which is one of the worst things you could do for proper metabolic health. The truth is we need carbohydrates; we just need the right carbohydrates.”

— How to Heal Your Metabolism: Stop blaming aging for your slowing metabolism by Kate Deering

https://a.co/gkMeLNx

If your body temperature is low, if your resting heartbeat is low, your metabolism is not functioning properly

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Not enough fat on a carnivore diet causes constipation, is not a factual conclusion. I ate a 50% fat, 50% protein, carnivore diet for 2 1/2 years. Without resistant starch in your diet, your digestive system will function subnormally

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I read a recent post about this:

"Filamentous, helical, and tubular microstructures during cholesterol crystallization from bile. Evidence that cholesterol does not nucleate classic monohydrate plates"

https://www.jci.org/articles/view/115935

Or as the poster put it: "Cholesterol Crystals in Jabs give us Filaments, Needles, Spirals, then Plates", Which can be found here: https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/cholesterol-crystals-in-jabs-give?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email#footnote-anchor-2-148629948

He posted some time-lapsed images from the (32 year old) study that showed this odd "self-assemblage".

I followed Ana Maria Mihalcea for a time until it became obvious that something was off about her info. The same goes for so many people out there. They can lead you to many intellectual places that are, at best, wastes of time; at worst, wastes of your peace of mind, your enjoyment of life, your sanity, and your ability to use what valuable information there is out there to actually help your health.

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Exactly. She's likely a paid op

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Thanks for your insights. I was unfamiliar with her works.

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No reason to look noe

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Now

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Thanks Robert for this post!!! As a professional macromolecular crystallographer, who worked for years looking at growing protein crystals, analyzing them, etc., all I can say is this:

tried to collaborate with Dr. A. Mihalcea (lets call that character AM) and her international team, and as soon as I asked for 100% CONTROLS for their experimental findings with all the pictures of crystals, 'robots'.., (like the ones in vaccines where you compare pure saline solution with whatever concoctions injections contain), the collaboration evaporated.... The controls are essential in particular since these days LOT of stuff is floating alone in the totally contaminated AIR.... Not to mention the phosphate buffers in the ModE-RNA and Pfizer injections, which crystallize in seconds, that including cholesterol, which btw. crystallizes NOT in the form Dr. Cole claims! Anyway, ever since I never heard from AM, AFTER sending her ~4000 pages long Synthetic biology book and giving all the info about covid from my experience and bioinformatics work, I started to hear from others, which only confirmed my suspicion, a medical doctor who does NOW KNOW what mod mRNA does??? Something is wrong here.

There are many VERY suspicious characters out there, including the s.c. MIdwestern anonymous doc, who apparently points to Raman spectra of graphene, where there is NOTHING there in his direct link, who for YEARS refused to call covid shots genetically modifying shots and deceived uneducated people with the word 'covid vaccines', like all MD's, and stuck to the NIH/FDA criminal, falsifying re-definitions. Just my opinion on this one.. The inter-net is FULL of 'specialists' who strangely appeared only during the biggest scam on this planet, the 'covid' times... There is yet another lady, who is VERY sceptical about AM, her incredible story about AM is here:

https://substack.com/@drloveariyana/p-144981224

and here:

https://drloveariyana.substack.com/p/edta-snakeoil-ana-maria-mihalceas

To the latest I need to add, there wouldn't be ANY crystallography of a single protein if it was not for EDTA. That's why I summarized my still limited findings on it here:

https://mejbcart.substack.com/p/edta-the-universal-covid19-spike

SInce I'm NOT MedDoc (thanks God!) I'm learning with own thinking from the good ones, like Dr. Thomas Yanossy:

https://oradix.com/author/oradix/

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Most sophisticated comment and I'm out of my depth. If you reply to any of my emails with your phone number, I'll call

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Hang on, this is BAC! I have it.

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Wow, thank you so much for posting. I was beginning to think I was the only idiot in the room for asking if anyone had looked at old vaccines under the same conditions.

I simply can't understand how all these intelligent "specialists" are missing this most basic problem with these videos.

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

"There are many VERY suspicious characters out there, including the s.c. MIdwestern anonymous doc,"

Amen

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Excuyse my over long comment - I just kept writing.

Be careful, or do more research on the clay GI 'cleansrs'., such as Zeolite, bentonite etc. I saw a comment from a nurse on Earth Clinic - here is the comment... "I've worked with dialysis patients for years, and bentonite clay has come up many times. It destroys your kidneys over a few years. The clay sticks to the inside of your nephrons. As the kidney disease advances (slowly), the nephrologist will ask you to allow them to perform a kidney biopsy. It is then discovered that clay, actual clay, is stuck inside the millions of tiny nephrons in each kidney. Although you may see positive results, kidney disease, and eventually dialysis, is the end result."

I don't know the truth of the clays but maybe better off avoiding, since kidney damage becomes a big problem, and not easily ,or at all fixed. Leaky gut is key, so find out why it is leaky for you. Modified citrus pectin (pectosol) is good to clean the GI, or charcoal. TUDCA for liver and biliary. Herbs include milkthistle, globe artichoke. Glutathione, or NAC, or whey protein (for cystiene) for liver/ GI antiinflammatory. Curcumin aslo for GI and systemic antiinflammatory, as it inhibits both COX, and inflammatory prostaglandin pathways. Nettle seed (not leaf as this is diuretic) to help restore kidney function, or at least the studies show improvement in creatinine clearance. Check out Dr Sandra Cabot for liver cleaning. When thinking about fungus, and parasites remember their biofilms, nattokinase or proteolytic enzymes taken between meals can help. For healing the gut lining, bone broth, collagen, glutamine, & zinc carnosine if H.Pylori is present. Dr Ohira probiotics have a good reputation.

You have probably already done this, but check for H.Pylori, it causes a host of problems, including increasing stomach, pH, which not only compromises digestive enzyme/ bile secretion further down the line, protein and B12 absorption, but GI pathogen balance, since HCl kills microbes in the stomach. Additionally, less bile production not only results in higher body toxin load, but also GI pathogen load, since bile, among other actions, performs antibiotic function in the colon. Check via GI map stool test or breath test (not quite as sensitive). A GI map would also show other pathogens whicvh may be out of wack. Perhaps consider an Organic acids test (OATS) which shows many urinary metabolites, which can indicates which energy/ detox/ vitmain/ pathways are compromised.

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From what little lve seen about zeolytes they don't work

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Bob, zeolites are crystalline aluminosilicate materials. ALUMINUM will be left, once they decompose.... That's one of the causes of Alzheimer disease..

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Among other problems. This is my friend BAC

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Not sure if you are familiar with Dr. Christopher Exley’s work with Aluminum/Alzheimers and his success with silica water, but I see now on his website that there is some indication that aluminum toxicity is now being implicated in Parkinson’s. Perhaps you should start drinking a liter of Fiji water daily to detox the aluminum from your brain… it can’t hurt and it just might help. Sometimes simple remedies are the best! 😊

https://www.aluminiumresearchgroup.com/news

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Yoho has a Post on Exley. Good reminder though :)

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

There is an MMS fungus/mold procedure using

bentonite. I started it.

What are your thoughts? I don’t want to damage my kidneys.

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link?

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Hi Diane. Your comment this morning is very helpful to me. I went to a party last weekend and have had diarrhea ever since!! This has never happened to me before so I’m going to take some collagen and Modified citrus pectin (pectosol). Is there anything else you’ve tried? I know you can’t advise but I’d like to clear this up stat. I go to my Dr on Tuesday but I’d like to start working on this now. Thank you.

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ordinary staph food poisoning is most likely

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Since you got diarrhea acutely and can seem to pinpoint the event, you probably got food poisoning, and now have a gut infection, either bacterial or parasite. The doctor should be able to do a stool test to check for obvious pathogens. You can try Enterogel, it is an adsorbent and helpful with lessening bacterial load. However, you may need to be more active in eradicating it. Look for a product that contains oregano, thyme, clove - essential oil is best (but only take in a capsule form), berberine (compound found in oregan grape, barberry, phellodendron, or goldenseal), black walnut hull, wormwood, and maybe Pau D'arco. Pomegranate juice is antimicrobial, extract is stronger if you can get it. Eat lots of garlic which is very antimicrobial. The kill phase might go for 2-3 weeks. Dr Ohira probiotics should help to rebalance. Start the probiotics about halfway through the kill phase, but at different times of the day to the plant antibiotics. Keep the probitoics going for several weeks after. You may need to take a break and go in again with clearing, and probiotics if not all resolved. All the best!

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Call today

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Try oukabaca from Pekana , as well as Saccromyces Boulardii .

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Sep 24Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Hi Diane , don’t overlook two of my favorites for kidney . 1) Pekana Renelix ( German Biological Medicine), and RENAFOOD from Standard Process . Both support kidneys magnificently !

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Sep 24Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Thank you for that, I will look into those.

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Sep 24Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Yw. Drsanta@ymail.com if you want further info . Pretty powerful . Your information was great !

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Sep 24Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Ty, I will keep that on hand.

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I so enjoy an empowering nay sayer article. It’s nice to read that’s a load of crap - as my personal critiques of info dramas usually include the phrase, 🙄“yaaaa, they wish”.. The volume of info-crap is staggering.

And I have arrived at the conclusion that, I and too many others, are suffering from a case of “negative info indigestion” , caused by overconsumption and inability to process the input because it is info junk food. Discernment gets burnt out, and the greedy mind leads to a state of mental obesity, and that is not good for the health of the rest of the body. Best remedy is going on an info-fast and getting out into nature, where you will recognize the truth and it will find, nourish and help you regain fitness and a healing sense of reality on all levels.

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excellent reply, and another idea is to switch off anyone who you think has bad intentions immediately

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Clearly you have not spent any time consuming neither LaQuinta Columna, nor Dr. Ana's writings and works. I'm not sure why you discredit them so, but you've done it before. Until you have read all of their works, and studied their videos, cited with references to white papers and pub med articles, you have no room to speak on them. Oh, and you may want to invest a couple hundred dollars in a microscope. Yeah, that antiquated thing that revolutionized science a couple hundred years ago and that is still used in labs world wide today for science research and medical lab testing. You may find yourself shocked as I was when I got one last summer and started using. Until you've done that you really have no room to talk.

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Sep 22·edited Nov 9Author

My justifications are in my posts, and I stand by them. Access most of it from this essay. And I have interviewed a LQC member in Spain for hours.

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I read through everything scientific on the LaQuinta group's website. They did not find any hard evidence of nanobots even in their thorough studies. When it comes to Bluetooth, these folks simply don't seem to understand electrical engineering -- which makes sense since they're medical folks.

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They are sincere hysterics.

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Sep 21·edited Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

This post is a bridge too far for me. As an allopathic physician for over 45 years and a plastic surgeon for the past 35, I have always sought to practice evidence-informed, Hippocratic medicine while maintaining a healthy skepticism regarding our medical institutions and so-called "consensus". for example, I was on board very early in the Covid pandemic questioning the policies and measures taken by our public health "experts." Although not an anti-vaxxer, I have not taken any of the Covid vaccines, have had Covid twice, and will never trust the CDC, FDA, or NIH again. I try to avoid conspiracy theories that just sound too unhinged and this one crosses that line. Robots in our blood? Seriously? It calls in question Sam's credibility in all areas, not just this one. The premise that chlorine dioxide, or any other drug, supplement, or measure, e.g. blue light, earthing, is some sort of miracle elixer that cures everything is one that I have heard too often and disbelieve without credible confirmation from other sources. I looked up Dr. Ana Maria Mihalcea (I had never heard of her) and both viewed enough in her videos and writings to discount her as a credible source of information. I wonder why she and other purveyors of unproven therapies are regarded as more credible than properly educated physicians like me. I feel that she and those like her do a disservice to the general public. Even so I do not favor censorship or cancellation, however. Even nut cases have a right to their opinions. I have seen too many people whose lives have been made better or saved by traditional, modern medicine to throw this out for unproven alternative methods because of testimonials, and I have seen people die because they clung to alternative treatments when proven traditional medical treatments were available to them. R. Bosshardt, MD, FACS

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That is an excellent reply, except you have not studied chlorine dioxide enough. I have 300 hours in it. Search my archives for chlorine and start reading. Never assume you have today's whole elephant in hand; even a full-time student like me gets stunned every week.

"Even nut cases have a right to their opinions." Of course, but the psych ops being run against us mean we have the right to discredit them aggressively.

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Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

"...even a full-time student like me gets stunned every week." I know! So much to read and unlearn/learn. My eyes start to hurt. Thank you for your efforts.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

You should be an anti-vaxxer.

How many BI's did you put into people in your career? And why recommend putting a foreign body into human tissue? Did a 3 letter agency call them safe?

IF CDS is not a good treatment, what evidence supports that claim? Because it looks like Yoho and others are saying to take it with other things, not on its own.

When you had Covid, did you have the Genebank Sequence of SC2 from the Fan Wu "discovery paper" with a Positive PCR test? or Rapid antigen Test?

Are Antigens Viral Specific?

Is Colpo's take on PCR correct? https://anthonycolpo.substack.com/p/covid-19-the-false-positive-pcr-test-problem-is-a-problem

What is the Perth Group?

Did you know that RFK jr. has said "Fauci, Farrar, and Gates have FAKED PANDEMICS Before, but not this one" .... okay Bobby!

Why is there no Measels in Germany? (https://anthonycolpo.substack.com/p/german-biologist-stefan-lanka-bet)

Can you show me where this paper refutes itself? (oops, i summed it for you). It's from 1986.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006497120698871?via%3Dihub

Results: "Despite this suggestion of viral infection, HTLV-III (or other viruses) could not be visualized by electron microscopy, and attempts to transmit HTLV-III from these cells to normal T cells were unsuccessful."

I have more Q's but i'd keep you up reading all weekend.

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Excellent reply, but do not get personal.

You cannot imagine how pissed I am about it all too.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I like to make up my own mind and think you should have posted the whole interview. We’re already being fed redacted and censored information from all sides. One thing I know for sure is, that just because I haven’t experienced it or come across it yet, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. I think we live in a universe with endless possibilities which I know nothing of yet and different people have heightened abilities to perceive things that I might not understand or see yet, but will eventually become clear. You might have had such experiences in your life, when all of a sudden a light went on. I’m interested to learn more about his chlorine dioxide and liver cleanse protocols and would appreciate to know how to contact him or his website

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He's a good dude who is being led astray. I won't put his name in public unless he re-contacts me. Search my archives for "chlorine dioxide" for info about that and start with theuniversalantidote.com. Best

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I learned a few things fron the transcript. Don’t trash the interview

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Regarding the Hudson Institute...the insanity of today (inability to define what a woman is, men competing in women’s sports, transgenderism, unchecked illegal immigration, manufactured racism, all the economic lies ((prices are low not high like you think) etc) is part of a plan to get us to accept things like rationing, freedom restrictions, house sharing, and whatever nonsense the Democrats cook up on behalf of China to weaken and undermine our sense of nationality and patriotism. China is at war with us, we don’t see it yet. Through corrupt, bribed politicians who do China’s bidding we are being slowly destroyed as a nation. China will stroll through the northern or southern border soon.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I say the coup happened in 2020. The election will be given to Scamala.

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best not to try to predict the future

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

House sharing 😱

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China is an opportunist rsther than a prime mover. It has little history of being kinetic

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I side w/ nanobot technology is real, Dr. Sam is likely correct. If 3,000 years old acupuncture technology can not be explained today, then why should i believe in your Western Science de-bunking? Dr Yoho, get over yourself

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You can say whatever you want here, but your comment has no applicable content and is a personal attack on me. More like this could get you banned.

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Nanobot technology is something we created -- as compared to acupuncture on the human body -- and thus anyone having expertise in that sort of technology should be able to explain it.

All of the evidence is implication based on storytelling and even the, the story is full of holes.

In cases such as this, I would suggest that believing in that sort of narrative will likely lead one far from reality.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Why does no one ever mention Dr Ana Maria Mihalcea HUGE ass thyroid gland?!?!? I've left comments under her videos before and they always go ignored... But I can't even focus on what the hell she's saying with that half a softball sized lump bobbing in front of me! Being someone who notices everything is a lonely place sometimes :(

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Sep 23Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

i just looked at her for the first time. One thing - goiter, or what looks like goiter is much more common these days from my observation. Radiofrequency radiation (RF) impacts the thyroid. I even saw a toddler recently with a big goiter-like swelling, spanning her entire throat - much bigger than AMM's. I feel RF radiation, and depending on the type of exposure, my first symptom is often a feeling of tension or uncomfortable fullness in the thyroid area.

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GREAT observation. I noticed it. It goes to her credibility.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I am able to track who got the shot and who didn't with my cell phone in developer mode and scanning for local Bluetooth codes. It's 100% accurate.

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Believable but who knows what it means

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I agree. There's a bluetooth hex code generated that doesn't match typical device codes. Tracking them occurred exactly the way your friend described. Sometimes there would be more than one code per person and when I logged the codes, they could be different days later when checked again.

My Galaxy S8 was more sensitive than the S10 model I have now.

It was interesting to watch the codes show up in traffic as cars got near me. At a traffic light, the codes would pile up.

I was a worship pastor and tested it at church often. You could detect when someone showed up and when they left.

Your writing is amazing! Thank you for all you do!

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Sep 28·edited Sep 28

Device code registration for bluetooth is not required. Most equipment using low cost chips will have unregistered codes. Do you have any idea how many of those devices are around?

Your phone can pick up bluetooth signals from up to 1.9 million square feet.

You also realize that a lot of people are carrying 3 bluetooth devices on them? Phone + Watch + headphones.

That is ignoring their cars which probably each have at least one more signal which you most certainly could pick up inside.

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Really? How do you know who you are tracking with your cell phone, since the antenna isn't directional and can pick up signals from an area far larger than you can see?

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Sep 29Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I'm no tech guy but my Bluetooth strength won't even reach to my detached garage 40 feet away.

Tracking was easy because each person with the shot was emitting a unique bluetooth hex code . It wasn't like a Star Trek tricorder...

Doing a bluetooth scan generates a list of available bluetooth codes nearby. When someone entered a room I would pickup their hex code. When they left the room, I would scan again and their code would no longer be on the list. When they came back in the room the exactly identical hex code would show up again.

Rinse, repeat...

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Sep 29Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Bluetooth signals can go up to 240M depending on the device and the conditions. Signals can bounce off of things as well.

Your own bluetooth device reaching 40 feet could very well be a low power device, but that doesn't mean the ones you're receiving are. Some eary bluetooth specs were only designed to go ~ 30 feet.

Were you doing an experiment with their knowledge in a separate room?

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Sep 29Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Thanks for that. If only my headset were that powerful!

I was the worship leader in a ministry and had weekly opportunities to verify the hex codes and pin them to individuals. It was done on my own in one room or another where I could visually see who was coming or going.

I was using the Bluetooth scan from a Galaxy S8. It never picked up anything outside of the brick building we were in.

It was child's play to track the people who were jabbed.

I had hoped to share it with the people in the congregation so they would hopefully object to being tracked and be concerned that it was even possible. As you can see from this thread, it's really difficult to get people to critically examine even the simplest concepts on their own.

The lead pastors were completely comfortable with transhumanism so I gave up. No matter what I could prove, it would go nowhere.

No matter the response from this thread, it is nice to be able to share what I learned. I had my doubts too when I read about the "Bluetooth challenge," but I put it to the test. Though I would have rather it wasn't true, I found out the jabbed were emitting unique codes real quick.

I also went out into open fields from time-to-time to test my unjabbed self and no codes of any kind came up on the scan.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I would love to see a video of this. Can you do that? Does it work if you’re not in developer mode?

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

A video would be a good idea. Didn't think of that during all the madness. I do have screenshots.

Must be in developer mode.

You can get on principia-scientific.com and search for: Bluetooth codes

The original article where I learned about it will come up (Test It Yourself: See How Covid Jabbed Are Emitting Bluetooth Codes)

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

How do you know it's not devices or H/W from the Vehicles? There was a Mobile phone app for 'Contact Tracing for C19' pushed to people who would accept the app (under Emergency Pretense). What exactly is that app doing?

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I would see those too. They show up with alpha designations where you can choose to pair with them if you like.

The hex codes off of the vaxxed you can't connect to and they aren't alpha.

When I got the same code with people in my ministry at church there were no cars in the building.

This is the original article where I learned about it (Test It Yourself: See How Covid Jabbed Are Emitting Bluetooth Codes)

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https://principia-scientific.com/test-it-yourself-see-how-covid-jabbed-are-emitting-bluetooth-codes/

It will probably answer the questions you are asking.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

good point. what is H/W?

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Hardware

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Noone knows what phenomena like these mean and speculating is a waste of time. Making up science fiction stories is worse

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Sep 24Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Thank you for the post and the opportunity to comment!

I'm a big fan of real world outcomes and allergic to narratives that don't match.

I was convinced of this phenomenon when I tested it with 100% accuracy in my church environment.

I agree that the full spectrum of causes are unknown. Irregardless, these vaxxed were emitting Bluetooth codes which is not insignificant nor could be classified as fiction (because of my direct experience).

It may still be possible to test this out today, and I encourage anyone to try.

It's an outcome of the C19 shot that should horrify anyone who values life and privacy. In my experience though, no one seems to care.

Thanks again for the forum Dr. Yoho and God bless you!

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Sep 28·edited Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

The test you performed was not capable of validating the source of the device you were picking up since you only used a cell phone. Also remember if they have a pacemaker, it would also have a bluetooth code.

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Sep 21·edited Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Dr Yoho,

Can't imagine why you would think Dr Ardis is "captured"

Heavily recommend watching this interview with Mike Adams and Dr Ardis

https://rumble.com/v10zxpu-complete-3-part-discussion-mike-adams-interviews-dr.-bryan-ardis-covid-19-c.html

or https://youtu.be/0UrXQ0gmE8E

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I have debunked Adams. He is just crazy about space invaders, which is a psyop. Search my archives for his name. It calls into question everything else he presents. This is what a limited hangout does: presents part true, part false info to confuse and dishearten us.

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Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

thanks for the links Kent - am just finishing the rumble link and was glad to see he actually talks about well water near the end. Similar interview to the link i posted but some additional info on each of them. (More about nicotine and how it works in the one called "the Antidote") I live on a well and never got "covid" until i had been in india ~ 2 weeks in summer 2022. As i wrote below, it was nothing like what i think of as a virus; it was like being poisoned. . . btw, have you tried nicotine?

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Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

me either. captured by whom - big tobacco? (;

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Sep 22Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

No Ardis is not promoting smoking but he pointed out a study where smokers did not get covid while others in the hospital were non-smokers and did not get well.

I think Yoho is an offspring of the AMA even if he thinks he is breaking free but he has prejudices against non-MD fields. He has NOT listened or re-set his radar to get a good READ on Ardis...Anyone who is not dead can see that Ardis is an educated and highly intelligent investigator and what he's found. The arrogance of the MD's is WHY we are in this situation because they were afraid to question the AMA. Many MD's have sacrificed their livelihood by blowing the whistle on what they see was going on....but Yoho isn't yet one of them.

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This is all ad hominem and should be beneath you. Your fantasies about me are untrue, and you DFR my material. Be cool and civil, or I will kick you off.

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Yantra, I'm happy to see you know who from whom! (a mark of an excellent education) but I'm going to send you back to the three global psychopath references at the beginning of my post to find out.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

You may have also seen:

https://thedrardisshow.com/the-antidote

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it's all designed to confuse

best to cross people like this off your list

you can waste your life speculating on what is going on

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

He's pushing Snake Venom in the shots? If that were true, Mass Spec from multiple indy labs could find it. Not buying it. But don't need to inject toxic substances into your body anyway. Moot.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Not just in the shots - but also in the "sars cov 2 virus" itself. Administered to the masses probably via municipal water. Maybe why they pushed so hard to get the supposedly vulnerable "seniors" and other country-dwellers to come out of the hills and get vaxxed, since well water was safe. Anyway, it's one theory

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

One can attack the populace with multiple vectors. Spraying insecticide in cities to fight mosquitos is also not good for people. Still have to be balanced in mind and health.

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Yes exactly. The resilience of humans is incredible tho

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

re your last line: would that balance of mind & body was the aim, but it doesn't appear so.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

rephrase. regardless of the poisonings, focus on your own health.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Sorry Pete, you are very, very naive. Your own health is being stolen from you as you write and unfortunately if you die 'suddenly' you wont be able to say, "Damn, they were right!!"

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Sep 25Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

(i was replying to Peter's 9/21 last line above).

Btw, as of now, i am no longer getting substack replies to my comments in my email inbox - i just happen to be back here and saw this. Maybe someone should let substack know it is mal-functioning (or maybe they know and don't care). For other issues in the past, i found no way to contact them other than a useless bot.

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Sep 21Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Dr Yoho....pls, check out JJ Couey...he is a biologist and has sacrificed a lot during this pandemic....he calls out ALL the meddlers and proves which ones are part of the psy-op..... you might be surprised.... https://gigaohmbiological.com/scooby

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2249381359

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Hi Stella, I've been following JJ Couey for quite a while. I think he is right about some things, but I think he's been blinded by anger and seems to be lashing out at everyone who's not aligning with everything he says.

I don't have all the information -- none of us does -- but I don't find all his very personal accusations credible.

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Sep 28·edited Sep 29Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I hear you....he was meddled with by these people and provides all the receipts.... he's not lashing out per se, he is calling them out.... and yes, he is mad...we all should be...murder is no laughing matter..... and if we don't stop this soon it will be to late..... like I said, he has sacrificed a lot for telling the truth at the beginning so he has nothing to lose by continuing to tell the truth.... I agree with you, that I don't agree with everything he says but I see and appreciate his passion...I also have no time for meddlers just like him.....George, nice talking to you..... thanks for commenting :)

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

Yeah, I don't question his integrity at all. Do you follow him on X (Twitter)? I read all his tweets and I believe he is lashing out a lot there. I feel he's gone far beyond calling people out on X. I can also say he is justified for being angry.

Cheers Stella!

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Sep 28Liked by Robert Yoho, MD

I don't use social media...tried GETTR for a bit and didn't really like it.... I know Couey said he is leaving X because he has to fight and get the message out in another way..... hope he can get his message out before it's too late..... I try and share his work as much as possible along with Denis Rancourt's data..... https://denisrancourt.substack.com/p/my-presentation-to-the-expert-scientists

https://denisrancourt.substack.com/p/there-was-no-pandemic

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