Testing Sodium Citrate directly in Swab solution slows and clumps the material significantly.

So we already know the swab looks like the vaccine when mixed with the buffer.

Clumped material formed in swab solution sample, clumping caused by sodium citrate.

So another look into Sodium Citrate in low concentration has likely revealed an exhibition similar to what we have observed with SC’s cleansing ability in the body. The material was extremely slow to react and much of the material began clumping. The cells which look like Coacervates or possibly Protocells continued to be formed by the swab solution, however it would appear that they could not form the next stage of morphology or production. In this case the bubble like cells accumulated in a huge mass before settling with the rest of the clumped material. This would seem very positive indeed. Unfortunately everyone of the process still occurred when the same tests were done performed with Methylene blue and other primary biological stains.

The above video which was actually shot at 10x and not 25x (my bad) shows how there are more cell like capsules than normal, but they are also moving very slowly. Furthermore the material separate to these capsules which looks like shards of crystal, metal particles, and more, is being clumped into fluffy inert clouds and has not made it into the capsules or cells for further processing.

The material of various types which floats in the swab sample may be required to enter the cells or be wrapped into the cells through an interesting process before it can be converted into other stages, one of which is the colored dots. But there are more then one way to create a cell or encapsulation and their are several techniques for this myself and the chemistry guys have been looking into. The loose debris or material cannot be formed into these cells since it has been clumped rather quickly. This is likely through the reduction properties of Sodium Citrate catching it before cells can be created quick enough.

Breaking these chains is exceptional progress for man where this product is unfolding to create a whole chain of other undesirable processes. The question is how do we identify the material or processes that attempt to form these cells or capsules.

As we can see in this sample containing only the swab mixture, it is much more lively around the edges, It is also FULL of large objects which are flowing rapidly towards the cell production area where it is likely the debris will partly be encapsulated for the next stage. This is not seen in the Sodium Citrate test which seems to be rather positive given the fact it also seems to be making some of us very well. The even larger structures which seem to be more of a solid more largely polymer structure seem to appear after the encapsulation events begin.

Swab sample with added Sodium Citrate. Clumping of material is observed

Cloudy clumps of the now confused materials and cell structures in the sodium Citrate sample surrounding a swab fiber. The interesting thing about the swab fibers are tat they are riddled with the dots inside and can grow longer over time. Some of the settled fibers can be seen emitting gels from themselves after the solution has dried up and settled.

We can see gel emitting from the swab fiber, we also see fields of dots in the other image which is taken with higher exposure

A field of the small capsules which never got to form correctly with Sodium Citrate added. Only one large artifact formed in the whole sample. I believe the yellow is from the fiber absorbing the citric acid part of the sodium Citrate. This is not good or bad as of yet. It may have caused the fiber itself to be a dysfunctional product maybe, maybe not.

This was an interesting test this time around. And i see the results as very positive in regard to what we are seeing with the amount of material leaving in urine after using oral SC, and with how many have reported huge relief or complete loss of symptoms so far. The sodium Citrate still being experimental of course ;)

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