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Pleomorphism: Biological Transformations

What's In A Drop of Blood?

There exists a biological cycle within our blood. Quite simply, this means that depending on what we eat, drink, think, and feel, components of our blood change from various healthy forms (even red blood cells transform) into increasingly unhealthy forms - bacteria to yeast, yeast to fungal forms, fungal forms into mold forms, and mold into even more serious diseases. Incredibly, when we adjust and tweak things while monitoring our progress with live microscopy, we can reverse these cells back into a healthy state!

 

Below is a video showing this transformation. It illustrates pleomorphism in a live blood sample, representing how various dangerous and pathogenic forms can be reversed into healthy forms by adjusting diet, alkalinity, and lifestyle.

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While the debate between pleomorphism and monomorphism (terrain vs. germ theories) continues today, one thing we know for certain - when our blood (hence our organs, tissues, lymphatic and detox systems) are healthy as may be monitored in the living blood, we regenerate instead of degenerate.

Look at your blood with your own eyes to see what steps you may take to create greater symbiosis within your own body.  Book a live blood analysis today.

Aerobiosis
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Parasites Use Red Blood Cells to Reproduce:

Trypanosoma cruzi parasites being born from human red blood cell.

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