Series Part 1

Lately, I came across an article written by an amazing researcher named Tommy Wells that got my wheels turning. You know me—I couldn’t resist venturing deeper down the rabbit hole. At this point, it feels like the rabbit and I are the closest of friends. The more I read, the more questions I had, and what I found may challenge the way we view the C-19 narrative. What if what we’ve been told about C-19 is only part of the story? What if the symptoms associated with it mimic radiation poisoning to an uncanny degree? Could this all be a misdirection to keep us from looking at something bigger, like the health effects of new technologies such as 5G? Let’s unpack this.

A Potential Misdirection?

Timing is everything. Wuhan began rolling out 5G services in November 2019, and just a month later, the first reported cases of C-19 appeared in the same city. Coincidence? Maybe. But it’s hard to ignore the perfect storm of events: the rollout of a new, untested technology followed almost immediately by a global pandemic.

This wouldn’t be the first time a health narrative has been manipulated. For instance, in the 1960s, the term “polio” was quietly replaced by conditions like Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Acute Flaccid Myelitis, giving the illusion that polio had been eradicated. Could something similar be happening with C-19?

When 5G and other high-frequency technologies were rolled out globally, concerns about radiation exposure began to grow. Many were worried about the potential health risks. If symptoms of radiation sickness started appearing in mass, wouldn’t the creators of these technologies need a scapegoat? Enter C-19—a convenient explanation for symptoms that might otherwise be linked to environmental factors like electromagnetic radiation.

I’m not saying this is definitive, but the timing, the overlapping symptoms, and the narratives all seem a little too convenient to ignore. I’ll just say in most cases, where there’s smoke… there’s fire. 

The Overlap Between C-19 and Radiation Poisoning

At first glance, C-19 is described as a viral respiratory illness. But its symptoms are eerily similar to those of radiation poisoning. Here are just a few of the overlaps:

• Spike Protein Production – Both trigger this protein in the body.
• Exosome Release – A natural cellular response to stress that happens in both cases.
• Receptor Activation (ACE2 and CD147) – These receptors are radioprotective but are also involved in C-19 mechanisms.
• Calcium Channel Disruption – This causes inflammation and oxidative stress in the body.
• Blood Clotting and Vascular Issues – Both conditions are associated with thrombotic events and vascular dysfunction.
• Organ Damage – Heart, lung, and brain injuries are common in both cases.
• Ground-Glass Lung Opacities – Seen in severe C-19 cases and radiation exposure.

There’s more, but the point is clear—these conditions don’t just overlap; they practically mirror each other. That got me asking: if the symptoms are so similar, could the cause and the treatments be, too?

Exosomes: The Body’s Defense Mechanism Misunderstood

Here’s where things get even more interesting: exosomes. When cells are stressed—whether by radiation, toxins, or something else—they release exosomes, which act as cleanup crews. They help the body detox, regenerate, and repair. But here’s the kicker: exosomes have been described in ways that make them indistinguishable from viruses.

• They interact with the ACE2 receptor.
• They shuttle spike proteins.
• They trigger immune responses.
• They play a role in inflammation and healing.

The mainstream narrative often ignores exosomes, perhaps because they don’t fit the scary “killer virus” narrative that keeps people afraid. Instead, exosomes represent your body’s natural response to stress, not an external invader out to destroy you.

How Frequencies and EMR May Impact Health

Here’s another piece of the puzzle: electromagnetic radiation (EMR). Studies show that chronic exposure to high-frequency technologies, like 5G, can have profound effects on cellular health:

• Disrupting Cellular Barriers: This causes oxidative stress and hypoxia, weakening cell membranes.
• Activating ACE2 and CD147 Receptors: These receptors make tissues more vulnerable to damage.
• Inducing Inflammation: EMR exposure triggers the release of the enzyme sPLA2, a known marker for severe C-19 cases.

The enzyme sPLA2 is particularly intriguing. It’s the same enzyme found in high levels in snake venom, which explains why Dr. Bryan Ardis controversially likened severe C-19 to snake envenomation. While his theory about tampered drinking water might stretch the imagination, the connection between radiation exposure and sPLA2 overproduction is scientifically plausible.

Chronic EMR exposure could provoke sPLA2, which:

• Dissolves cell membranes.
• Triggers inflammation and oxidative stress.
• Leads to tissue damage, blood clotting, and organ failure.

If radiation poisoning and C-19 share these mechanisms, could the global push for 5G technology be exacerbating—or even driving—some of these symptoms?

What About Treatment?

If radiation poisoning and C-19 have similar mechanisms, it makes sense that treatments for one might help the other. Some remedies for radiation exposure include:

• Antioxidants like melatonin, NAC, and glutathione to combat oxidative stress.

However, it’s important to note that melatonin should be used with caution. While it is highly effective in short-term scenarios, long-term use may negatively affect your body’s natural sleep-wake cycles by suppressing endogenous melatonin production. This can lead to dependency and disrupted circadian rhythms.

• Anti-inflammatories such as hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.
• Cellular Detox Protocols involving bile flow support, zeolite, activated charcoal, or natural binders to remove toxins.
• Nutritional Support including a diet rich in vitamins and minerals to support cellular repair.

These approaches focus on reducing inflammation, supporting the body’s detox pathways, and restoring cellular health—exactly what you’d want to do for either condition.

Why Does This Matter?

I’m not here to say, “This is how it is.” What I am saying is that asking questions is essential. If the narrative feels incomplete or doesn’t add up, it’s worth exploring other possibilities. Could the similarities between C-19 and radiation poisoning be coincidental? Sure. But could they also point to a larger, unspoken truth about how our environment impacts our health? Absolutely.

As we dive deeper into this topic, we’ll be exploring key questions that challenge the conventional understanding of C-19. Upcoming discussions will cover:

• C-19 as a Cancer Oncogene: What’s Really Happening Inside the Cell?
  We’ll examine the cellular changes and oncogenic tendencies associated with C-19, focusing on how it may contribute to cancer development and tumor progression.
• C-19 and Its Oncogenic Tendencies: The Cellular Battlefield
  A more detailed look at how C-19 impacts the cellular environment, potentially triggering mutations, oxidative stress, and inflammatory cascades that create a fertile ground for cancer and chronic disease.
• Healing Cellular Damage From C-19: Natural Remedies and Lifestyle Choices to Restore Health
  We’ll discuss natural strategies, lifestyle adjustments, and nutritional protocols to repair and restore cellular health, addressing long-term impacts and improving overall resilience.

By questioning mainstream narratives, examining the evidence, and exploring alternative perspectives, we aim to piece together a more holistic understanding of health in the modern world. As always, I encourage you to think critically, do your own digging, and—of course—stay curious. There’s much more to uncover.