No, You’re Not Seeing Nano Tech in the Blood 🩸

A necessary mic drop for the health community — and hopefully the last time we ever have to say this.

🎤 The Final Word on “Nano in the Blood”

Are there really self-assembling nanobots floating in your blood?
Are those strange shapes on the microscope slide really “AI circuitry”?
Has everyone suddenly become a nanotech expert overnight?

Let’s be real — this conversation has gone completely off the rails.

For months now, we’ve been bombarded with messages, videos, and “findings” from people claiming they’ve discovered nanotechnology under a basic light microscope. These claims have spread like wildfire, causing confusion, fear, and wasted energy in a community that should be focused on health and truth.

So we decided to end it.

In this powerful new video, I joined Dr. Andrew Kaufman, Dr. Ana María Oliva, Dr. Mariel Arce, and my brother Josh Bigelsen to finally put this nonsense to rest. Together, we break down:

• Why you cannot see nanotechnology with a light microscope (no matter how fancy your camera is).

• How a few viral images — from just two unqualified sources — have created a global mess of misinformation.

• The clear difference between true microscopy and “live blood analysis” speculation.

• How these false claims have distracted thousands from real, meaningful work in terrain health.

Let’s make this absolutely clear:
This discussion is only about the images people are showing online.
We are not endorsing experimental chemical substances, transhumanism, or any of the poisons being pushed in the world today. But those images? They are not what people claim they are. The individuals spreading them simply don’t have the experience or knowledge to interpret what they’re seeing — and it’s time that stops.

This is our mic drop moment.
We are not going to waste more breath on this subject.

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🚨 The Call to Action

If you know anyone doing or teaching live blood analysis — they must see this.
They should be deeply concerned about the misinformation being spread in their name.

👉 Please share this video directly with practitioners, students, teachers, and anyone repeating these false claims.
Let’s shift the flood — instead of them bombarding us with bad science, let’s flood them with truth and real education.

As Hippocrates said:

“Before you speak, ask yourself — is it true, is it kind, is it useful?”

It’s time to bring those three filters back into microscopy — and back into integrity.

This video is the line in the sand.
We’ve done our part — now it’s up to the community to distribute the truth.

📢 Don’t just watch it — share it.
Post it. Email it. Send it to every live blood practitioner, teacher, and student you know.
Ask them to look carefully at the facts, question their assumptions, and take responsibility for what they’re showing the world.

If the truth spreads faster than the lies, maybe — just maybe — this will be the last time we ever have to talk about “nano in the blood.”

🔄 Update After the Video Went Live

After this video was released, something revealing happened:
One of the main perpetrators of this misinformation reached out to Dr. Andrew Kaufman.

💬 Dr. Kaufman asked one simple question:
“Have you isolated what you’re talking about and examined its composition?”

The response? Silence.

Also, Dr. Marizelle was scheduled to appear on a panel with another of these individuals, along with another “live blood” figure. Both backed out at the last minute, claiming they were warned that Dr. Mari would “attack” them — which, of course, wasn’t true. They simply didn’t want to face real questions or real science.

Long story short: I hope they now understand the damage they’ve caused through ignorance. These people should be ashamed — and so should everyone who shared this fear-based nonsense.

Let this serve as a serious warning: if you share information you do not know to be true, you are part of the problem.
Misinformation has consequences. It erodes trust, frightens good people, and distracts entire communities from the real work of healing.

Think twice before you hit “share.”
Truth matters — and now, the truth is on record.