Topic: Arteries

Morgellons disease is identified as the first public manifestation of synthetic biology, serving as a precursor to the current transhumanist agenda. Freeland claims that microscopy of human blood post-injection shows synthetic structures replacing natural veins and arteries. She asserts that a "transhuman race" is already underway, with synthetic materials integrated into the biological systems of billions of people.

The heart is described as a vortexing organ that slows blood flow to maintain pressure and prevent the venous system from collapsing during high metabolic demand. Its primary function is to spiral the blood, which energizes the water within the cardiovascular system through a process similar to a hydraulic ram.

Atherosclerosis is redefined as a protective response to arterial damage caused by toxins and free radicals rather than a primary disease caused by cholesterol. Cholesterol acts as a "spackle" to repair the lining of arteries, and most heart attacks are not caused by acute blockages or clots.

Research into bypass surgeries suggests they may offer little benefit because the body often creates its own collateral arteries to bypass blockages naturally. Giorgio Baroldi's studies using neoprene casts of human hearts demonstrated that significant arterial narrowing is frequently compensated for by these natural bypasses.