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"""This pictorial method is characterized by the fact that in the form of the liquid drop-after dripping on and drying--the result of preceding, living processes appears in the designed structures of an image. How do these 'living' structures come into being?"" -- Inge Just-NastanskyThis book was occasioned by the many patients who sought medical treatment for Covid or after receiving a Covid ""vaccine."" The blood of these patients was studied using the method of drop-image microscopy. The results of this research--including examinations of the blood of ""vaccinated"" and ""unvaccinated"" as well as healthy and recovered patients--is documented here, along with normal cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and the CSF of a patient after three ""vaccinations."" The drop-image method has been used for over twenty years. The phenomena in the drop-images documented here have never been encountered before. Covid illness and ""vaccination"" bring about an unprecedented change in the blood--in some cases, a complete destruction of the protein structures. This raises many questions. Blood, as the central organ of the human organism, not only maintains our life but is the foundation of human freedom in perception, thinking, feeling, and action. This book by no means represents a finished scientific study but rather an ongoing documentation that demonstrates the importance of the integrity and wholeness of the human body. The task of the physician is to help protect and maintain this integrity; the task of science is to address the many unanswered questions that arise through such research. This volume is a translation from German of Corona-Blut-Ph�nomene: Mikroskopische Untersuchungen von Blut, Serum und Liquor gesund - geimpft - genesen (SchneiderEditionen, 2022)."

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Inge Just-Nastansky, MD, is a general practitioner based in Stuttgart. Born in Cologne in 1942, she embarked on her medical journey by obtaining her degree in medicine from Hamburg. Following her graduation, she dedicated three years to research at the UKE/Hamburg, followed by six years serving as an assistant doctor in pediatric and adult surgery. In 1981, she assumed the responsibilities of a large rural practice in the northern Black Forest, where she practiced for eight years. In 1989, her interests shifted towards eurythmy studies in Stuttgart, culminating in the attainment of her diploma in 1993. Subsequently, she pursued a year-long eurythmy therapy training program in Stuttgart. After a two-year stint as a school doctor, she returned to Stuttgart Bad-Cannstatt to establish her own practice, where she diligently served patients for seventeen years until 2014. Since 2001, she has been actively engaged in water drop research, alongside her lecturing endeavors.

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