HEALING PROTOCOLS AND TOXICOLOGY TESTS FOR SEQUELAE OF COVID‑19 INJECTABLES

Abstract

In this article, first, healing protocols for successful detoxification, and second, toxicology tests for diagnosing sequelae of the COVID-19 experimental jabs, long COVID syndrome, and infectious shedding of harmful components from COVID-19 jabs-injected individuals or environments (such as chemtrail or mRNA-jabbed foods) are presented. The healing protocols consist of three categories: first, a cocktail of medications; second, behavioral changes; and third, healthy foods. The toxicology tests include microscopic examinations of graphene oxides (hydrogel), microchips, microrobots, inflammatory cells, and the morphology of red blood cells in samples primarily from blood, but also from urine, foot baths, sitz baths, skin extracts, and experimental injection vials to evaluate any human illnesses and monitor the effects of healing protocols.