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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- Residues of any Covid19 vaccines
- The presence of spike proteins
- Whether the functionality of your RNA and DNA is disrupted or damaged
This analysis is a game changer, as you can not only be sure that you will actually receive clean blood in the event of a transfusion, but also have an overview of the success of the treatments for victims of mRNA vaccinations.
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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
There are now various classic laboratory tests (based on Western biochemical medicine) that can show whether the blood of a test person comes from a vaccinated or unvaccinated person.
Only a few laboratories offer tests that can detect not only spike proteins, but also the source of these spike proteins, either vaccination or infection. However, it should also be noted that spike proteins are, of course, only one of many problematic factors associated with mRNA vaccinations, and other factors are, in my opinion, more significant.
There are numerous other individual tests that provide specific indications (e.g., D-dimer) and, in combination, indicate contamination with mRNA-contaminated blood.
Most of the specialized laboratories are located in Germany. Here are a few examples of laboratories that allow blood tests of various parameters that provide clear indications of contamination with mRNA residues:
One laboratory that works closely with the MWGFD, the most important association of critical physicians in Germany, is Inmodia in 84131 Vilsbiburg. Everything from the MWGFD is generally recommended.
MMD (Magdeburg Molecular Detections GmbH) in Magdeburg is also recommended by the MWGDF. Mastermind Prof. Dr. Brigitte König has made an excellent name for herself as a pioneer in the diagnosis of mRNA residues.
A service provider that works with various laboratories and is a useful point of contact for laboratories in German-speaking countries is WIR SIND IMMUN in 60329 Frankfurt am Main. Their website also offers a database where you can search for symptoms or organs. Here is a short video (in German) by managing director Christian Hannig with further explanations.
A recently popular diagnostic method, which only measures antibodies to spike proteins (IgG, in BAU/ml), but is useful as initial information and, at around €30, is extremely inexpensive, is the SCAN 2000 developed by the highly competent scientist Dr. Sabine Stebel. This link leads to her Substack article, which is extremely comprehensive and not easy to read for “non-scientists,” but also contains links to therapists who offer this method. If you scroll down the website, you will find them sorted by zip code.
Here is a selection:
Helen Krenn’s naturopathic practice in the Rosenheim district. Helen Krenn not only offers an extremely comprehensive range of naturopathic treatments in her practice, but is also the founder of the Expertcouncil website, a highly recommended network of experts.
Alternative practitioner Uwe Schewe in his Ayurveda practice in 30161 Hanover.
Dr. med. Beatrix Braack, Westerallee 12, 24937 Flensburg , Tel: +49 (0) 461 40 77 56 94, email
And the only address in Switzerland: Sandra Späni’s naturopathic practice in 8868 Oberurnen, in the canton of Glarus.
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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