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March 13, 2024 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Dr. Alphonzo Monzo reveals the DARK TRUTH about nanowires, 5G, electropollution...
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Welcome to today's interview on Brighteon.com.
I'm Mike Adams and today we have a first-time guest, Dr.
Alfonso Monzo, who is a naturopathic physician who specializes in biophysics and the electrical nature of our reality or the projection of our physical and, well, energetic bodies into reality.
And he's also a specialist in weaponized nanotechnology and its interaction with biology.
So, in other words, this is going to be a really interesting interview.
Welcome, Dr.
Monzo.
It's great to have you on today.
Well, thank you.
It's a great pleasure to be here.
I've been a fan of your work for a long time, and I really appreciate what you're doing with Brighteon.
Oh, well, thank you.
We are having a lot of fun.
A lot of my videos there.
That's fantastic.
Yeah, I saw my producers were showing me your channel just before.
I also want to mention your website is drmonzo.com.
That's D-R-M-O-N-Z-O dot com, just for people who want to follow along for interviewing.
Here's a little bit about you here.
Now, how would you describe, then, your area of focus for our audience, given that this is our first conversation?
Okay, well, I actually started out in electrical engineering.
And then what happened is I didn't really want to pursue that.
So then I went off and went to undergrad school where I thought I was going to major in Bible and seminary and all that stuff, which I actually did get a degree.
But I got sick in my first year of college with ulcerative colitis.
And I went to see the traditional allopathic medical doctors.
And they said, oh, well, you have colitis.
And I was like, okay, that's nice.
So what causes it?
And I went down the list asking, well, is it bad diet?
Is it stress?
Is it, you know, genes?
No, no, no, no, no.
And I'm like, okay, what's the cause?
And they said, well, it's bad luck.
And as an engineer, I thought, bad luck?
So you don't know, so how can you fix the problem?
This is the theory of spontaneous disease, which is what Western medicine is actually based on.
Exactly.
Disease without cause.
I know.
It makes no sense.
It never made any sense.
No.
So then I got into natural medicine.
And because of my affinity with engineering, I was really interested in, okay, what about these electrical systems of the body?
What about the meridians and the chakras and all that stuff they talk about in the Chinese and in Ayurvedic medicine and stuff?
So I started studying the electromagnetic systems of the body, kind of from an engineer's perspective, and I was like, wow, this is really fascinating.
So that's kind of how I got into doing what I do.
So now I specialize in anything to do with natural medicine.
I am a naturopath.
But I specialize in biophysics, which is the study of electromagnetic systems of the body, and anything to do with frequency, energy, vibration, you know, all that stuff Tesla talked about.
Yeah.
Just applied to the body.
Well, you know, that's really interesting.
Of course, I've done a lot with vibrational medicine over the years, and when I injured my index finger, nearly lost it, I used a tuning fork.
Along with nutrition, of course, to help reawaken the damaged cells.
And I would slap the tuning fork and I would just put the stem right on this knuckle right here in order to send vibrations, which you can feel.
For those people out there who are skeptics, you don't even have to believe in anything.
It's the harmonics of the vibration of the alloy that's being propagated through your tissues and nerves and bones and blood vessels.
You can feel it, folks, right?
So that's just a little simple example of something that I did that didn't require a visit to the doctor, didn't require health insurance, didn't require electricity, nothing.
And it worked great.
Exactly.
No, we use tuning forks too.
Do you?
Sound healing.
It's a very powerful thing.
Absolutely.
Sound, yeah.
Yeah, sound healing I think is really, really powerful.
So...
Then, being that you're an expert in biophysics, I would imagine that before COVID, a lot of your theories to most people would have sounded pretty far out there.
Is that a fair assessment?
Yeah, very much.
Yes.
And now?
Now, people have woken up a lot more.
So people are actually interested in the type of medicine and what I do.
Actually, in COVID, I got...
My business probably grew exponentially for a number of reasons, but one of the big reasons is I wouldn't close down and we wouldn't wear masks.
We had a lot of problems with the medical board here.
People wanted to get in to see their doctors, but their doctors were closed.
Their offices were closed.
They didn't know what to do.
So they would call and schedule appointments with me because someone in their family told them about me.
And they would come in and they're looking around like, what does this guy do?
They're not even sure why they're here other than they can't get in to see anyone else.
So then we start doing frequency-based therapies and they start getting better.
And they're like, I can't believe this stuff works.
I think a lot of my ideas on the weaponized nanotech too was way, way far out there.
People were like, this is like Well, you know, we...
My lab did the first analysis of the clots from the embalmer Hirschman.
He sent me some clots and we did an ICPMS analysis, which was the metals.
And I remember specifically that those clots were very high in tin as well as aluminum and one other element.
Oh, sodium.
And those three elements all conduct electricity.
And so what we found was that compared to blood, because we also tested just normal human blood, we found that the clots, through whatever mechanism, perhaps you can explain this, I can't explain it.
But the clots were concentrating these conductive elements into their own structures at much higher concentrations than what was found in the blood.
And the Epoch Times actually did a story based on my lab results where we showed all the ICP-MS results.
So what do you make of that?
Yeah, and so when you look in the world of nanotechnology, a lot of particles we know are carbon nanotubes.
But they also have a lot of different other metals they use for these nanotubes.
And sometimes tin is a big one.
I see that a lot in my testing.
Lunum is another one.
There's iron.
I mean, there's all types of different metals they use.
And then, of course, we know what teslapheresis is.
For the audience who might not be aware of this, this term really was discovered, and I say discovered, by Rice University.
And that is the idea of when...
Nanotechnology particles, we're talking about little machines or little particles that are nanotech that have been made, not naturally occurring, or in the presence of EMS, electromagnetic fields, like what's produced by your cell phone or your computer or anything that plugs into the wall.
They self-assemble and can replicate.
So this is self-assembling of nanoparticles.
So if they can just get the different types of particles in your body, along with an operating system, That tells the particles what to do.
They will start self-assembling into different types of technologies, different types of machines or whatever it might be designed to do.
And I think it's really interesting that Rice University discovered this because this is what we keep seeing in the field of nanotech is the experts keep discovering things about what nanotechnology can do, which is a little freaky because if I developed a car And then I came out next year and said, oh, by the way, I just discovered my car could fly.
You'd be like, well, if you created it, don't you know?
So that really brings the question on where did the nanotechnology really come from?
I don't really necessarily think the nanotechnology is man-made.
I think it's demonic.
And I think it was technology that was Obtained by doing occult activity, demonic, satanic activity, and the technology was handed over.
Whoa, let's talk about that.
Because then the question's like, who really has control of this stuff?
Because it's transhumanism tech.
It's almost like it's the perfect weapon system against human biology to dismantle even human chromosomes as well.
Yeah.
What was the name of the researcher that had all the patents in nanotech and he was found guilty of sharing secrets with China for some reason?
You know who I'm talking about?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I can't think of the name either.
I know, for some reason it slipped my mind, but if you go through the patents, and you can find he has all these patents on nanotech sensors that actually go into the nuclei of human cells.
So these are very small-scale microscopic sensors.
And these are able to sort of read information from the cells, but also to impart information.
So they can take external signals, and then they can push information to the cells.
Kind of like Elon Musk is working on the Neuralink technology, which I'd love your opinion on, because that sounds very dangerous and freaky to me.
But it's like that has already existed for a much longer period of time at the cellular level.
What are your thoughts on that?
Yes.
Yes.
Well...
I think he's kind of crazy.
I'm not going to hook my brain up to a machine.
No.
But that's definitely transhumanism, and that's exactly right.
So when we look at the field of what I call weaponized nanotechnology pathogens, this really kind of started accumulating in the 1940s.
From the Nazis.
And then Project Paperclip brought it over here and they continued developing these weird organisms where they mix multiple organisms together along with toxins and nanotechnology.
So they're literally half pathogen, half machine.
Whoa, like Borg toxins.
Yeah, now we're in the field of what I call, I have five classifications of nanotechnology.
One of the last classifications is nanotech life forms.
And that's the newest thing we're seeing.
It's basically Terminator, where on the outside, it looks like biology.
It looks like a parasite, but the reality is it's completely nanotech.
Whoa.
It's not a pathogen at all.
So it doesn't have any typical cell structures, like a biological cell?
Nope.
It's like those clots.
But it's self-replicating somehow.
Yes.
Self-organizing.
Self-organizing.
So just like the Terminator.
On the outside, he looks like he's a human, but the reality is he's a machine.
Alloy skeleton?
Yes.
In biology, they also call this now nanotech biology, where they want to create or even 3D print organs for transplant, but they're not biological.
And of course, they haven't been able to sell anyone on this just yet, so the technology's been out for like 20 years for that, but They haven't actually started using it because no one was ready to buy the idea of printing a 3D synthetic organ and putting it in your body.
Yeah, until now.
Dr.
Charles Lieber is the researcher.
My producer looked that up.
Dr.
Charles Lieber, yeah.
And he was convicted.
He was prosecuted and found guilty of sharing these nanotech secrets with China.
And then, of course, China is where the DOD sent...
The early SARS-CoV-2, supposedly, for the gain-of-function research in Wuhan, and then this was used apparently against America.
Well, I mean, we know what happened since then, but do you think that there is a...
I'm more concerned about the vaccine injections than the so-called pathogen, right?
Because I know how to deal with pathogens.
No problem.
But...
Getting injected with nanotech that is self-assembling and it starts pulling resources, especially building effectively conductive circuits, maybe in the shape of clots, by grabbing resources out of your blood.
I mean, it seems to me like that's what was happening.
Does that make sense to you, that that's been happening in some people's bodies?
Yeah.
And I think, you know, like if we go down the whole story of, I don't want to go here completely, but just the idea of allopathic medicine.
So when people get into this study of how it was basically a monopoly that took over medicine in this country, because we used to have free medicine.
Yeah, the Rockefellers.
You had a lot of naturopaths and homeopaths.
Well, another perspective to look at is this idea that they've been making this weaponized nanotech probably all the way back from the 40s.
And it's getting more and more sophisticated.
But the whole idea of this technology isn't just to kill people.
It's not like biological warfare, where they're going to spray you and you're just going to die of a poison.
It's really pushing you towards transhumanism, like subtle behavior modification, and really creating diseases.
So what we really should think about is they've been making diseases since the 1940s, but we haven't looked at it that way.
So this is really dangerous when you can get really, really advanced technology and And Moderna was the most truthful about this.
They said, we developed a software delivery system that's plug and play.
Right.
And everyone's just like, oh, it's a vaccine.
It's like, wait a minute.
They just told you they're going to put a software delivery system in your body that's plug and play.
And what is it programmed to do to your body?
What can it turn off or turn on?
And how can it augment the body to do something that we don't want the body doing?
Right.
Can it set up systems then where they can communicate into your body, wirelessly?
I would say yes.
Well, that was clearly shown in Dr.
Lieber's patents, because I remember reading through his patents, and there were...
There were cases where you could use external radio frequencies to send information effectively to the nanostructures that were already embedded in the cells.
So you could essentially tell the cells to do different things.
And right now, as you know, the way mRNA is supposed to work, what we're told is that it takes over the ribosomes and then has the cell generate spike protein antibody targets to activate the immune system to build immunity against what we're told is that it takes over the ribosomes and then has But then we later learned that the vaccines don't offer immunity at all.
They don't prevent infections.
They don't prevent transmission.
That's openly admitted at this point.
So then if you're a rational person, you have to ask, well, then what are they doing?
What are they doing in the body if they're not preventing infection or transmission?
They're building something.
Absolutely.
What do you think they're building?
And this is why weird people like Bill Gates is involved.
Because it's like, well, this is about software.
And if you even think of...
I think that's a good way for people to really think of a virus.
Like, what is a virus?
Well, we know it's really not a pathogen.
So what is it?
Well, what happens if we thought of viruses as just software?
And that's where a lot of my research with the electromagnetic systems of the body gets into.
When you look at what the electromagnetic...
Control systems of the body are there are literally telecommunication command centers on the body that line up with the Hebrew letters and They control the body as a software system So when you look at the formation of the body you actually have a software Informational level first and that's what creates the chemistry and then the chemistry the chemicals form cells and cells form tissues and tissues forms organs,
But no one goes up to the top, which is the informational level.
It's like, where does all this information and where does all this energy come from for the chemicals to do what they do?
Right.
Right.
They don't want to ask that question because that's a question of, well, there had to be some intelligent design.
Right.
And they just want some evolutionary to nothing.
Well, hold on.
This brings us to the Human Genome Project, which was a total failure because they thought that if they mapped out all the genomes, that they would have a complete blueprint of how the human body is built, which I guess would have to include some of the innate behaviors somehow.
Because spiders are born knowing how to build spiderwebs.
Which is a very complex thing.
I've actually studied spiders.
They have to have a lot of engineering.
And they have different types of webs.
They have the sticky strands and the non-sticky strands.
And they use the sticky strands to build the pieces between the spokes.
But they use the non-sticky strands, which are thicker and stronger, to build the spokes.
And the spider walks on the non-sticky spokes.
And the spiders can repair spider webs that are broken in certain ways.
They're expert engineers.
Well, how is that encoded in DNA? And it's not.
It's not.
That's clearly an energetic information knowledge base.
And something like that exists for humans, but far more complex.
There's more knowledge, there's more information that is not encoded in the genes, correct?
Correct.
And it's really on the energetic system.
And so, from my perspective, the energetic system actually is what controls the genes.
So it's a hierarchy.
Right.
So the true master blueprint of the genes is from our creator and then through the electromagnetic system, which really starts off with the breath of life, which animates the body, and then you have this electromagnetic system.
There's a direct connection.
So we look at the genes on a chemical level and be like, oh, that's it.
And it's like, well, it's not actually it.
There's a whole other thing.
That's controlling this thing.
So then we get really scary when we find out that they're creating nanotechnology that can hack the system and can then insert a different software.
And that's what I would call a virus.
So now if you get this virus, which is some type of information, however they get into your body, you know, it could be through a particle that has the software encoded in it.
It could be wirelessly.
But either way, people are exposed to this.
If your body doesn't recognize that's bad coding and it reads it, it's going to do the same thing as a computer.
And that bad coding is going to tell your body now to carry out some functions.
And one of the things I found about the JABS with being able to test a lot with my energetic type testing is it had something unique in it that I found in an article by MIT back in 2021.
It was called CRISPR-A and I. Maybe it's AI. But did you know they developed this CRISPR-ANI, and it was supposed to be more secure than Case 9?
Because Case 9, they had problems with it.
And so they developed this CRISPR-ANI, and they said it's going to be nano-size.
And at the end of their article, it says, by the way, this is the technology that will be in the COVID vaccines.
Oh, wow.
And it says there's an interesting thing about this CRISPR-ANI, that it's very stable.
And it can go in like a light switch and turn genes on and off or edit genes.
But there is one caveat.
And that is in order for this technology to continue working, the body has to continually make an artificial protein.
And it's like, oh.
Really?
What do you think the spike protein is about?
Okay, so let's just back up for the audience.
So the CRISPR technology...
It's a very clever, low-tech way, actually, to do gene edits.
Yes.
Alters the chromosomes.
And, at least as I understand it, CRISPR can be replicated by very simple laboratories, very low-cost methods.
And it's widely available tech that can be used around the world, even to build, you know, Frankensteins or bioweapons or all kinds of horrible things.
So if it's in the vaccines, perhaps...
Do you think it's already in the mRNA that's being given now or coming up?
Yep, I think it's already in it.
Okay.
So that means then the studies that we've seen that show gene alteration following vaccination would seem to confirm that.
Yes.
So the genes are being altered to produce...
Alien proteins.
When I say alien, I don't mean extraterrestrial necessarily.
I mean non-human.
Okay.
Alien to the human body.
Non-human proteins.
And is that what we call shedding then when those proteins begin to be released?
Or is that something else?
No, I think that is.
Okay.
And that's why I think Dr.
Ernst is pretty close with the venom concept because What I have found with the weaponized nanotech in general, all the way back to the 40s, is one of the main attacks they use on the body is this technology goes in and starts changing your peptides.
And it can turn peptides off, turn them back on, or just completely make synthetic peptides.
And you can go find videos now of lectures where they're talking about nanotechnology being able to make synthetic peptides.
Well, when you understand what peptides control, we're talking proteins, enzymes, neurotransmitters, hormones.
So if they hack your pancreas, polypeptide-related peptides, I don't know who named that, but those peptides control your pancreas, your liver, your gallbladder, and your stomach.
So they can completely take over a system of your body by making synthetic peptides and turning your normal ones off.
Well, who says they can't make a synthetic peptide that looks like a venom or anything?
Of course.
So they can synthetically make this synthetic biology in your body.
And now that they have the ability to inject people with technology that's really advanced that can do this stuff, now we're sitting here going, what are they really making?
I mean, a lot of talk about the spike protein, but I don't think that's it.
I've identified at least five different categories of I think they're making a lot more than what we know.
And that's why it's so confusing on what type of symptoms people are getting because it seems to affect multiple systems of the body.
Well, absolutely, yeah.
I agree with you.
But let me take this to the next step and ask you this then.
Is it possible that people who have been injected with this operating system, the mRNA operating system, That through a 5G broadcast that...
Their bodies could be instructed to start manufacturing, let's say like the example you said, a venom peptide.
So that all at once, everybody that's affected by 5G, and remember that 5G can be directional, so they can actually pinpoint an individual.
That's unique to 5G antenna, right?
They're a directional-focused beam of information.
And if you're carrying around your mobile phone, they know who you are, they know where you are.
Couldn't they send information specifically to one targeted person for their body to start making venom peptides effectively, meaning that your body starts poisoning yourself from within?
Is that possible?
Yes.
That's kind of been my view from the beginning, is they don't actually have to put venoms in the environment.
They could be, because if there's nanotech in the environment, they could be making it in the environment, too.
But if the technology is already in your body, they could just target you.
Or maybe a city.
Maybe they pick out one city and say, hey, this city, we're going to make this synthetic peptide and see what happens.
And over here in this city, we're going to do a different peptide.
So they're basically just creating diseases on demand.
Yeah, exactly.
Diseases on demand.
And then they can say, well, it's another pandemic, and it's spreading now.
And it's spreading from city to city.
Everybody go get vaccinated and then they get injected with something else.
Now, I think it's important for people to realize that most of the venoms, the venom molecules that are out there or the venom peptides are typically made of just three elements and that's carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
In just various configurations, right?
And by the way, vitamin C is also made from the exact same three elements, just in a different configuration.
And I know that, because I use like chemspider.com all the time.
In fact, let me just bring it up.
Chemspider.com.
We use this all the time in the lab when we're trying to look at a molecule and figure out the ionization potential and things like that.
So if I go to chemspider, you can bring this up on my screen, guys.
If I type in ascorbic acid, let's say...
Or, if I spell it correctly, hold on.
Ascorbic acid, there we go.
I bring up ascorbic acid, and you can see here, here's one of the molecules or the formula, and you can see what's in this.
Well, it's nothing but oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon.
The carbons are, of course, not labeled because it's chemistry.
But you can see in the formula, there's the carbons right there, right?
So, the point is that These same elements, if you were to disassemble vitamin C, or enough of these molecules, you could reassemble them to become venom peptides, essentially.
I mean, that's chemistry.
It can be done.
So the reason I bring that up, I just want the audience to understand that You're talking about, like, venom peptides could be created where there were no venom peptides before.
And I'm trying to underscore that, yes, that is possible through chemistry.
Yes.
And, you know, it's interesting because they hide some of the stuff in the movies.
I have...
Actually, if people go to my Brideon channel, which I forget what it is, it's like Brideon slash channels slash Dr.
Monza.
Does that sound about right?
It's not.
Well, not that I know, but I'll bring it up.
It's something like that.
I'll try it out while you're talking.
Go ahead.
Yeah, I think it's Dr.
Monza.
I think I changed it because it was something else in the past and I didn't realize how that worked.
And I was like, oh, that was really dumb that I... Oh, okay.
I must have seen the last one there.
Yeah, okay.
Dr.
Monza.
Let's see if that works.
But I have a video on there about the matrix, and it's really interesting.
Oh, you're right.
Here it is, yeah.
How many things revolve around...
It's a play on copper and iron, and how important the copper-iron balance in the body is for the mitochondria.
And so you have copper is blue in the body and iron is red in the body.
So you have the blue pill and the red pill.
And then when the copper and the iron get bound together in the cerebral plasmid, the cerebral plasmid is like the carrier and the binder of those two elements.
It gets delivered to the mitochondria.
And inside the mitochondria, you have this lake, this blue lake, which is copper storage.
And that blue lake is called the matrix.
And in the movie, in the movie, what's it all about?
The machines have taken over.
And they're using us as a battery.
Yes.
And he holds up a copper top.
That's right.
That's what they're doing.
They're energy harvesting.
And this stuff comes into our body.
It takes our minerals.
It takes our energy.
And it uses it to either power itself or build whatever it's designed to build in your body.
It's crazy.
It's like right there in a movie.
They're making fun of us.
That is really fascinating.
There's another level of energy harvesting, though, too.
Yes.
Isn't it true that the satanic forces, they are powered by the terror of children?
Yes.
Interesting that in the Hebrew, there's a word for copper.
I would have to bring it up.
But there's three words that it gets translated as.
Copper, bronze, and brass.
Now, when we're talking about pure metals, like the Bible oftentimes would say, use pure 100%, whatever, that would only be copper.
Because bronze and brass are alloys that are made from copper with other metals.
Right.
But the interesting thing is there's another root word that you can get off of the word copper when you put a vav in it.
It's a slightly different spelling.
And the vav usually is the sixth letter that represents man.
So it's like in the root word when you put a vav in, which is man, it spells the word fear and anxiety.
And we have found that fear and anxiety decrease your copper levels and low copper can decrease or cause more fear and anxiety because they discovered this area in the brainstem called the locus coeruleus.
And that means blue dot.
And they found out that this blue dot delivers copper throughout the brain, especially to the limbic system.
And it's now responsible for all of your ADD, ADHD, post-traumatic stress, your adrenal hormones.
So now we know there's a direct correlation between copper and fear and anxiety.
Or copper deficiency, as you're saying in that case.
Yes, copper deficiency.
Causing a deficiency by scaring the crap out of people.
And so that would also explain why people who eat a lot of processed foods are so easily controlled by weaponized fear systems, like be afraid of the pandemic, whereas a lot of us who eat more organic, wholesome type of foods and superfoods and so on, we're not deficient in any minerals, and we're harder to control.
We're harder to scare.
We're just more stable emotionally, right?
Mm-hmm.
And I think there's another level to that, too, where if you look at the difference between a whole food diet and putting a bunch of synthetic chemicals in the body, well, the more synthetic chemicals you're putting in the body, the more fuel you're really giving this new type of technology.
Because now they have more particles in the body that they can gather up and use to build whatever they want to build.
Well, that's interesting.
Also, there are a lot of heavy metals in foods from China, for example, and sometimes foods from India.
We've done, of course, a tremendous amount of testing of heavy metals.
And that's arsenic, mercury, cadmium, and lead, typically.
But there's also a ton of aluminum in almost all foods, because there's so much aluminum in the soil, by the way.
And the body has this natural process to get rid of aluminum, but that process doesn't work very well in most people's bodies because they're not eliminating, they're not detoxifying.
And for many people, they end up with aluminum toxicity, which also feeds into the heavy metals exposure and the fear factor that you were just talking about.
Yeah, and what's going on with the brain.
Right.
Because the brain needs copper and fat.
That's what we know now.
And we don't want aluminum.
And the other piece of that puzzle is the iron.
So since the 1940s, they've been using iron shavings, calling it fortified grains.
Yes, in the cereals.
And if you don't have enough minerals to use your iron, it's called unbound iron because it doesn't get bound to your minerals, especially the copper.
And that unbound iron is going to get stuck in your tissues.
Well, that's a major problem.
Absolutely.
It causes heart disease, for example.
Yeah, because in allopathic medical science, What gets measured gets managed.
So they only test your iron in the blood, and they're going, oh, you're low.
Well, where's all the iron?
We don't really have a good iron elimination system.
I mean, you sweat a little bit out.
You only really lose iron if you're bleeding.
So if you're not bleeding to death, you really can't be iron anemic anymore.
There's too much iron in the environment.
So where is all of it?
Well, it's stuck in the tissues, where it's oxidizing.
And guess what happens if you mix iron and aluminum together?
You know the new body shops, they usually have two different sections now.
One section that works on the old cars and one section that works on the new cars.
Because the old cars are iron-based and the new cars are aluminum-based bodies.
And if you mix iron and aluminum together, it's instant oxidative stress, instant rust.
So why is everyone loaded with oxidative stress and inflammation?
Well, we're loaded with all these metal particles and they're interacting, but they're in the tissues.
So the medical doctors don't see it because they're testing the blood.
And it's like, well, it's not in the blood.
It's in our tissues.
Right.
No, that's a really good point.
And also I noticed like with aluminum, they will test elimination by testing aluminum in your urine.
But that doesn't really tell you what's in your tissues, like you just said.
It just tells you what aluminum you're getting rid of.
And that's if you can detox.
Right.
But if you have a methylation system issue or some other drainage issue where you can't actually pull it out, no matter what they're giving you, then, well, it's not really an accurate test.
Exactly.
Exactly.
And, you know, look, you and I have to have a lot more discussions about metals because this is a deep rabbit hole, but I've become convinced that because of the metals contamination of the food supply and, of course, environmental or personal care products,
Combined with the prescription medications, specifically the antidepressants, which mess with brain chemistry, I've come to the conclusion that a very large percentage of our population are mentally ill.
They are literally poisoned and they don't know it.
Which makes it even more difficult to deal with, you know.
But why are people, quote, triggered so easily right now?
Why is that even a thing in the last decade?
Triggered.
Triggered by the name Trump.
Regardless of what you think of Trump, just the letters, T-R-U-M-P, shouldn't make you go insane.
But it does.
It makes people crazy.
People are fragile.
They're mentally ill.
And all these delusions that people are into in terms of fake biology, like a man can become a woman, and then that woman can become a man, and a man can have a baby.
I'm like, no, none of that's true.
Yeah, it's crazy.
Yeah, but it's become very commonplace.
We are living in a mentally ill society.
Mm-hmm.
To what do you attribute that?
I think it's the same thing you just said.
There's a twofold, I believe.
One is the level of our nutritional value, like our 90 essential nutrients that we need, is way down.
And the toxicity level is way up.
And unfortunately, each generation is getting worse because you're going to get what your parents had.
So if your parents already had deficiencies and already were extremely toxic, it gets passed on.
So a lot of people have this idea that babies are little innocent, you know, humans that are pure and have nothing wrong with them.
And it's like, well, they might be nice and little and innocent, but whatever was in your body is in their body.
Yeah.
And now they're going to have even a harder time because now they have an onslaught of fake food.
Now we have the 3D printed meat.
Come on.
And an environment that's extremely toxic.
So it's like each generation is getting worse and worse.
So then what happens to a child that's developing when it doesn't have the nutrients it needed to develop right?
Yes.
It's like there's going to be imbalances there right from birth.
And I think that's what you're seeing is there's nutritional imbalances and they're overloaded in toxins.
I mean, everyone's toxic today.
So is this some of what you do in your clinic is you help people identify the imbalances and then correct them?
Yep.
All through a form of biofeedback, frequency, signature testing.
So everyone should know that every element contains its own energetic signature.
I think that's the best way to say it.
Not really a frequency, but a signature.
Almost like a 3D fingerprint.
If you can find that energetic signature in the body, you know that substance is in the body.
Then we can get an idea of how physical it really is.
That's like a dilution concept.
Is it an energetic signature that is physically present in the body, chemically?
Or is it just a memory that the body was exposed to that?
Because our body is made up of water, and water can hold memory.
So sometimes we find energetic signatures, but they're only a memory.
a memory.
It's not physically present in the body.
So we do this analysis to find out what is really the main cause of the person's problems.
And then we do a lot of things to help the person, getting them on the right nutrition, helping them detox.
So let me explain something to the audience in case people are thinking that how could this be, what you just said.
I think most people are familiar with the phenomenon of fluorescence, right?
So fluorescence is a kind of light-based or photon-based resonance, right?
You shine a light on something and it fluoresces.
You could say it concentrates or amplifies the returning signal in a specific wavelength.
And it's as simple as like Halloween decorations, right?
You can go out and buy Halloween decorations that can fluoresce under a black light, for example, or glow in the dark, which is something different.
But fluorescence is a well-known physical phenomenon.
I mean, that's not like woo-woo alternative science.
That's mainstream science.
And so is what you're doing kind of similar to that, where you're injecting an electromagnetic frequency, maybe injecting is the wrong word, you're broadcasting a frequency and then seeing if it resonates with something that already exists in the body and then detecting that?
Is that correct?
Correct.
Exactly.
Okay.
And then so what, you scan a bunch of frequencies and then you see what the result is?
Mm-hmm.
And we can even target.
So like if I wanted to test maybe like the brain, we could put the energetic signature of the brain into a hold tank and scan against that.
So now we're only scanning against that system of the body.
So we can look inside the cells.
We can see what's going on in the blood and the cells and the organs.
We're not limited like you are with a chemical test or a blood test to find out what's going on.
And it's extremely accurate.
Really?
People would be surprised how long this type of technology really has been around.
Like, Dr.
Voll was maybe the first to really start measuring the acupuncture points.
And that was 80 years ago.
And he proved absolutely that acupuncture points existed by using, like, a little ohmmeter.
And he found there was 100 times more resistance at all acupuncture points.
And then they actually injected radioactive isotopes and watched it flow across the channels.
Yeah.
accurate to their original drawings.
But no one's heard this stuff in America.
It's like, what?
That stuff's real?
It's like, yeah, we've been measuring it for 80 years.
So imagine the technology now.
Now the technology is so great that people can just hold two electrodes, and I can test their entire body.
Or they can send DNA into me and I can test their DNA. That's wild.
Well, I would love to talk to you more about the possibility of just comparing it.
Let's say if I want to test food for glyphosate or lead, just elemental lead, and then see if we can correlate that with our existing mass spec instruments and actually get a good map of Of a strong correlation.
I mean, that would be really great in order to maybe use your tool as like a preliminary scan, you know, to see maybe what range we should be looking for when we put it on the mass spec instrument, you know, like a pre-scan.
Absolutely.
I'm 100% in.
I was hoping you would ask that.
Well, I'd love to try that because I don't know what instruments or tech that you're using, but I'd love to experiment with that and see if we can get a correlation.
Yeah, me too.
There's a lot of products I'm working on, supplement products, that I would love to be able to send to your lab and get an analysis.
Can you take a supplement and break it down like what nutrients are in the Well, on the ICP-MS, we can break it down into its constituent elements, because that uses a plasma torch, and it shatters all molecules.
It just breaks it down into elements.
But those elements could include nutritive elements, such as magnesium and chromium and so on, or copper.
But in terms of assessing intact nutritive molecules, that is a much more complex process using liquid chromatography, typically.
But you have to, depending on the molecule, it will require different chemistry, different chromatography columns, different solvents, different gradients, all kinds of things.
And that's a very complex process.
Although those methods do exist, it's just that we test for glyphosate that way, we test for atrazine that way, but we have an instrument dedicated to nothing but atrazine, and it runs that method.
And it uses those solvents in that column.
And if I want to test, let's say, vitamin B3 or something, I would have to swap out everything and use a different method and test it and validate it.
It's pretty complex.
It's...
It's a lot of work, but it can be done.
Yeah, that's what I'm finding out because I've been doing some testing for water for a couple different institutes that wanted me to look at different water samples to see what we can find with different water filters.
Yeah.
And we're trying to zero it in, like where should be the cutoff when you're testing water based on the dilution on what's actually physically there.
Yeah.
And it's funny.
I was like, well, are you going to have some chemical labs test it?
And they were like, you won't believe how difficult it is to find someone to test the things we want.
Because they want nanotechnology and the venoms and all that stuff.
Oh, it's impossible.
No one wants to test for that.
No one wants to test for it.
Well, you know, another thing that was interesting was when Dr.
Argus was here, he had this concept that he wanted to see what glyphosate would look like energetically.
Yeah.
And the best resonating signature we could come up to that tested for glyphosate was some of the venom peptides.
Interesting.
And it's interesting because glyphosate, I mean, not glyphosate, the company that makes it, Monsanto, Monsanton, you know, they have a lot of patents on venom, peptide, and insecticides.
And so it's like, huh, what really is glyphosate?
Is it really what they're telling us?
Well, glyphosate is a very small molecule, of course.
I'm going to bring it up on ChemSpider, by the way.
It's a very tiny molecule, and we developed a mass spec method for it, and here it is.
Yeah, the mass is only 169 point something.
And you can see the elements here.
Glyphosate penetrates everything.
It goes through tissues, it goes through skin, and this is why people who had it topically on them, they ended up suing Monsanto for cancer caused by glyphosate exposure as a pesticide.
Actually, here, let me...
Magnify that.
There it is.
It's also a perfect copper chelator.
Yeah, exactly.
Right.
So it chelates and strips minerals out of your body.
But we went through some really interesting experiments.
We were trying to destroy glyphosate in the lab.
And we tried to use microwave ovens, and then we tried to use sunlight.
And we use heat.
So we use those three things and we could not destroy glyphosate no matter how long we put it under a microwave, you know, like a standard consumer microwave.
We could not destroy it.
We couldn't break it apart.
And we couldn't break it apart with sunlight, even with the UV radiation.
We couldn't break it apart with heat, although we were only running, let's say, less than 300 degrees centigrade.
I forgot the exact range.
Obviously, if you get it hot enough, you will destroy it.
But we couldn't destroy it easily.
It was such a persistent molecule.
And the reason we were doing this is because we had a bunch of glyphosate standards, and we were wondering, like, do we have to refrigerate these standards?
And the answer is, no, you can't get rid of it if you try to.
And this stuff sticks around forever, and it sticks around in your body, and then, like you said, it chelates things.
But this molecule, this is a persistent little beast that does not want to go away.
Now, it gets broken down in soils by microbes, by the way.
It gets broken down into AMPA and some other things, but that takes microbiology to break it down.
It doesn't naturally fade away in the environment very easily at all.
Anyway, that's what we found.
Yeah, and then you wonder about what's going on in the body.
Yeah, exactly.
Because most people don't even have the right microbiome anymore.
No.
No.
And where this molecule ends up in your tissues, you don't have microbiology there.
I mean, hopefully you don't have a bunch of bacteria colonies in your heart tissue, for example.
It would be interesting to see if we could figure out its energetic signature.
And use inverted to get rid of it.
Well, you can go out to any Home Depot and you can buy it.
Yep, that's right.
I mean, this stuff is not hard to get.
Nope.
But that's what I developed for the weaponized nanotech.
Because when I looked into it, I was like, how are we going to get this stuff out of the body?
It's so advanced.
Yeah.
So what I came up with is an energetic method.
So we're using light, sound, and magnetism, along with laying on hands and prayer.
And what we're doing is we're hitting a lot of this stuff with its inverted frequency to disintegrate it out of the body.
Interesting.
So if we could get the right energetic frequency signature, we might be able to disintegrate the glyphosate.
Well, that would certainly be something worth testing and see if we could.
Why not?
But, you know, we could also potentially try that outside the body.
Since, you know, we have a lab that we do routine glyphosate testing, maybe we could try some of your approaches on, like, a vial of glyphosate water, let's say, with a known concentration, like, let's say, one part per million.
Can we destroy some of that?
Because...
We tried it with microwaves.
Like I said, we couldn't destroy it.
If something you're doing works, we could confirm that.
Let's do that.
Yeah, that'd be great.
Okay.
I think we should try doing that.
Let's try that.
Let's collaborate on this.
Yeah, and we would have a system of delivering frequencies to the buyer to keep rid of this stuff.
Well, how about this?
We're almost out of time today, but let me just present this real quickly.
We could talk more off-air, but if you, I mean, wear latex gloves when you're doing this, but You could go to any agriculture supply store.
You could buy like a 1% glyphosate solution.
Put that in a little vial.
Like a 50ml vial.
And then take another sample of the same thing.
Or you could do like 5 vials and you could try 5 different techniques on the 5.
And then you send us all 6 vials and We'll do like blind, right?
Like we don't know what they are.
You could just give them code numbers or whatever, and then we test all six vials, let's say, and then we can show you the results of the glyphosate concentrations.
How about that?
Sounds great.
I think that's a good idea.
Let's do it.
I mean, this could be a game changer.
If one of your methods or multiple methods work, That we can confirm with the lab, then my goodness, it could change medicine, it could change detox.
Absolutely.
Wow.
All right.
There has to be a way.
Let's try it.
I'm game for it.
I've been trying to destroy glyphosate for years.
I still haven't figured out how to do it.
So that would be great.
And then what about other contaminants in food, for example?
Is it possible to...
I mean, I can't see how you could destroy lead in food because that's an element.
But maybe you could destroy molecules that are toxic, like, let's say, aflatoxins, for example.
Those could be denatured.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
And that kills more cattle than anything else is just aflatoxins in the grains.
Gives people liver damage, too.
It's in nuts and seeds and all kinds of things, and oats, what have you.
So maybe there's a way to do that, too.
I have to imagine there is, because I see a lot of success with what I'm doing, just with giving people frequencies.
Now, a lot of times the frequencies aren't destructive interference.
That's what we're describing.
A lot of times they're constructive interference for building up the body and helping the body just detox.
But sometimes you just have to disintegrate the stuff if you can get the right energetic signature.
Well, right.
That would be my question is, can you keep the overall level of energy low enough to not cause tissue damage, but yet have enough vibratory resonance with the target molecules for those molecules to rupture?
Because if you can rupture glyphosate, then it becomes harmless.
Right.
It's only when it's intact that it is very dangerous.
So...
All right.
Well, I didn't mean to take so much time talking about this experiment, but it's pretty cool.
We should try this.
Yeah, definitely.
All right.
I'm completely up for it.
Okay.
Well, let's talk off air.
In the meantime, let me give out your website again since we're almost out of time today.
And that was DrMonzo.com.
Is that right?
Correct.
That is correct.
DrMonzo.com.
Is there anything else you want to leave us with today as we're wrapping this up?
No, I can't think of it.
It's just, you know, everyone has to start digging in and learning this stuff.
I think the biggest thing we can come away with is there is hope.
We are coming up with methods to deal with some of this stuff.
Because when we talk about some of this weaponized nanotech and what's going on, it almost seems hopeless.
It's like, oh my goodness, they're so far ahead of us.
But I think God has a plan, and he shows us ways to get around this stuff and how to battle it.
The danger is when we just don't know.
But now the information is coming out, we know what the game is, and so there is hope now.
Well, I like what you're saying there.
And as long as we're open to new knowledge and also we're creative in our exploration and trying to learn, trying to prove or disprove our theories, then I think we will continue to advance.
I mean, you and I are approaching this from a place of good faith.
We want to understand.
We want to help people be healthier.
We want people to live lives without so much suffering or disease.
And this is one of the pathways to get there.
So...
Thank you for spending time with us today, Dr.
Monzo.
I'm sorry to cut this short.
We could talk for hours, but we'll have to do this again.
Absolutely.
Well, thank you for having me, and thank you for your work with Brighteon and all the other stuff you've done over the years.
Absolutely.
Happy to do it.
And again, thank you for your time.
We'll talk again off-air and get working on those vials, and we'll actually do this test.
Maybe, how about we do that test, and then maybe we can talk about results on the next interview.
Yeah, sure.
Let's see what happens.
Okay.
All right.
Well, everybody, it's drmonzo.com.
M-O-N-Z-O is the website.
That's where you can learn more about Dr.
Alfonso Monzo.
So thank you so much, Dr.
Monzo.
Pleasure to meet you today and have this conversation with you.
Thank you.
Okay.
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