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Aug 6, 2026 By: Andrew Kaufman MD @andrewkaufmanmd “If viruses don’t exist, then what are those spiky blobs in the images?” I get this question a lot, and the answer is very simple. Here's what actually happens before those images are ever taken (and this will shock you): Scientists start with a tissue sample. First, they soak it in poisonous chemicals like formaldehyde or glutaraldehyde. Then, they remove all of the water by bathing it in stronger and stronger alcohol solutions. Next, they saturate the tissue in a hard resin (typically epoxy or paraffin), before it becomes a solid block. After which, it gets sliced into paper-thin sections. Those slices are then coated with heavy metals like lead citrate and uranyl acetate (uranium). Finally this concoction is then slid under an electron microscope... And lo and behold... The strange little blobs everyone calls "viruses" appear. Any normal person would ask: “How do you take a piece of tissue that has undergone so much abuse and then claim it represents what was happening inside a living human body?” But not mainstream science. Did anyone ever isolate one of those little blobs and demonstrate that it, by itself, causes the disease it's being blamed for? If you know the answer, drop it in the comments. https://x.com/AndrewKaufmanMD/status/2085411274834260187 #Kaufman #Virus #Viruses #VirusesDontExist #Images #Photos @DoKindnessForAnimals