Some Clarity on the Anti-Nano Devices

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Many of you know by now about the importance of addressing synthetic biology in your health recovery, and if you don’t, grab this document now and take a quick read. This may in fact be why you constantly relapse after trying a bunch of things to get better.

Once you’re a little familiar with addressing synthetic biology, or nanoparticle poisoning, then you may be eager to start the process as soon as possible so that you can stop the health relapses. At that point, often times people ask, “Which of the anti-nano devices should I use?”

Tony Pantalleresco came up with two devices initially and then a third; the bucket and triangle, then the spike. In this article, I am going to explain all three, but if you want a basic explanation and comparison between just the bucket and triangle, then watch this video here.

You can jump down to see the explanation of the spike.

Also in this article, I hope to ease your worries about claims out there that Tony’s original devices don’t pulse, aren’t strong, or plain just don’t work. This simply is not true.

First of all, a brief explanation for beginners…

What do these gadgets do?

Their purpose is to disengage any programmed nanoparticles and nano-assembly within your body. But wait… what are nanoparticles and how do they get there?

Nanoparticles are incredibly small (nano-sized) programmable substances, i.e. silver, silica, titanium dioxide, and others. One use for them is in medicine to make a drug more effective, for example, a pain-killing drug can be combined with something like titanium dioxide (TO2). The TO2 is programmed (think computers) to deliver the drug to the part of the body that needs it. Its job is to get it there fully and quickly, making the drug more effective. Sounds great, right?

Well, the problem is that these particles are not just in drugs – they are in many things nowadays, such as food packaging, food itself (especially packaged foods), clothing, pesticides, other air pollutants, and many more. Just take a scroll through Nanowerk.com and you will see how nanotech is used in a myriad of ways now.

When they collect in the body, they then self-assemble into fibres and wires. They interact with radio and microwave frequencies, such as cell phone towers, and when these waves hit your body, the particles, wires, and fibres activate inside you.

Do you wonder why you still can’t sleep? This could be it.

Still can’t figure out why your legs hurt or your memory sucks? This could be it.

Take a look at my last blog post to see photos of these fibres and other structures that I and others have seen come out of our bodies and a video from Rice University demonstrating this in the lab.

So now, how do the anti-nano devices work?

They essentially scramble the program and can also break the network of fibres by emitting an electromagnetic pulse (EMP). This is done by placing the device against your body. It’s similar to placing a strong magnet onto your credit card.

What happens to the credit card?

The program is wiped out – your name and address, the balance, the account number are all erased. The devices do this AND can literally break the fibres, as we have seen these things come out of us in pieces.

Once you use the device on yourself, the next step is to utilize some detoxing methods that will help you flush those broken-up pieces out and to get your system clean again. This is what I teach in my workshop – the methods to putting these things into your routine so that you can once and for all recover from your chronic issues and have your life back again.

Now let’s do a comparison of the three anti-nano devices

I’ll give a brief explanation here but if you’ve already read my blog post Which Anti-Nano Device, then you may want to skip ahead. Here is the link to that video again comparing the two:

Firstly, the bucket and triangle

These two devices work the same way. They both emit an electromagnetic pulse that knock out the nano. If you’re trying to decide which one of these to use, it really just comes down to convenience and how you want to use it.

For instance, the bucket has wire and magnets attached to the outside of it and can be filled with a salt water solution for soaking your feet. It essentially doubles as a detoxifying foot bath.

The triangle, however, is a coil of wire and magnets (like the bucket) but placed into the shape of – you guessed it! – a triangle, and you place the triangle against your body.

You can use it in water (a bath tub), but you can use it dry as well and it works. Any claims that it doesn’t work dry are false. You can test your triangle and bucket to see how far the pulse emits by plugging it in and holding a magnet in your hand next to it. You will feel the magnet jump in your hand with each pulse.

Now, slowly pull your hand away from the triangle/bucket until the magnet stops jumping. That’s how far the pulse field is.

For questions on how to use it, how long to use it, what to put in the bucket, and when you will see results, go back up to the two previous links given.

What about the spike?

Tony came up with the spike in 2021 when searching for a solution to the spreading nature of the Covid-19 so-called vaccines. One woman who came to him for help had been in the presence of a number of family members who had taken the shots and she found that she was magnetic – metallic pieces were sticking to her body, and not because of moisture.

Tony used a low static electric charge on her and the magnetic effect disappeared. This is what got him onto building the spike. The spike is different from the bucket and triangle in that it delivers a burst of a voltage, similar to a spark, to the body by way of magnetic wire coiled onto pads. The pad are placed onto the skin. No, it doesn’t hurt, actually.

Here’s a demo of the spike.

And here is how to make the spike if you are feeling inspired:

As I mentioned in my previous article comparing these three, I like the spike for getting at tougher, localized problem spots in my body. It’s a bit quicker of a treatment that way, however, I like the triangle for an easier, wide-spread gentle treatment. I alternate between the two.

Now, let’s talk about that little cylindrical thing, the signal light flasher, that’s on the devices.

I’ve been hearing that someone is claiming that by using these flashers, the devices don’t work well, don’t pulse, or are somehow inferior to using something else, like a transformer. I can’t comment on what those other people are using because I haven’t seen them, but what I want you to know is that with the flasher, each of the devices do indeed still pulse and still work very well. I’ve pulled myself out of some major illness using the devices this way and so have others.

Of course, if someone has found another way to make the devices pulse or has made the process more efficient somehow, that’s great, but the original ones that Tony invented (which I and a few others replicate) do work.

One more note on claims of superiority of the anti-nano devices…

When Tony and his colleagues were testing them out in the beginning, they first tried the single-stranded method, then the double-stranded (bifilar) coil. They found that although the single-stranded devices worked, they got a better scrambling effect with the bifilar coil because they were getting an opposing, double field which increased the scrambling feature.

I hope that gives you a thorough understanding of the anti-nano devices. Remember that using these is just one step in the whole process to getting better. You’re one more step closer to shedding persistent incomes, and I can help you get even closer in my group workshop coming up live in November or in one-to-one sessions where I will help you personally to get on the road to No More Relapses.

For information on the group course in November 2024, go here.

For information on one-to-one coaching, book a call here.

I hope to see you very soon where we get you onto the path of real recovery!