Michael Salla

@MichaelSalla

Aug 19

Non-invasive ultrasound treatment was used to treat the effects of Parkinson's disease. This is likely going to be how medbed technologies are finally released.

First, we have the release of allegedly "new" healing technologies involving ultrasound, electromagnetism, holographic healing, red-light therapy, epigenetic treatments, etc.

When put together, you have most of the technologies for building a medbed which can be used to regrow limbs, repair damaged organs, heal diseases, and even reverse age according to many secret space program witnesses.They claim medbeds been around for decades and used in classified programs.

Releasing advanced healing technologies in this piecemeal way will result in medbeds being ultimately released without too many questions about when and how they were built, and who delayed their release.

Consequently,, there won't be millions of angry US citizens launching class action lawsuits over why such life-changing healing technologies weren't released decades ago.

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Capt Kyle

@CaptKylePatriot

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Aug 19

💥A Parkinson’s patient says his debilitating tremor vanished within minutes thanks to a newly approved, non-invasive ultrasound treatment.

For years, 72-year-old Air Force veteran Bud Leavell struggled with severe tremors that kept him from living life to its fullest.

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