Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer

A quick analysis of a questionable device.

In September 2022 I received a diagnosis via a device called Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer. I know that some of you are tirelessly looking for new remedies regarding the post-vax-damage (those affected by shedding, too) and new diagnostic tools etc. It’s important to be open-minded as well sceptical about anything that seems to be too good to be true.

As I’ve stated many times before in my articles:

This is NOT medical advice!

Fig. 1: Case of the device.

Fig. 2: Display and USB-port for the PC.

A sensor which is attached to a detector has to be held with either your left or right hand. This sensor is allegedly measuring your electromagnetic field and within minutes you get a result with a treatment plan.

Here is my 3 page report:

Fig. 3: Page 1 of 3.

Fig. 4: Page 2 of 3.

Fig. 5: Page 3 of 3.

Isn’t it incredible what this tiny device can “measure”? It ranges from cardiovascular, bone density all the way to trace elements. The expert advice is totally generic, the normal range and measurement value has no SI unit? So what is being measured at all? Look at last sentence after the divider on page 3:

The test results [are] for reference only, and not as a diagnostic conclusion.

The English in this report seems like it was poorly translated directly from Mandarin, which is another red flag.

Let’s have a look from a technical perspective.

How is it even possible if there's no superconductivity involved?

For superconductivity you need the following:

• Zero electrical resistance

• Exclusion of magnetic fields

• Quantum mechanical coherence effects

Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices (SQUIDs) are sensitive for up to 5×10⁻¹⁵ T.¹

Fig. 6: Comparison: magnetic field levels of various sources – SQUID sensitivity.

Since I ruled out superconductivity, here’s a simple explanation how the results are generated:

The results must simply come from the data we put in; age, gender, height, weight. From that the software can make many things seem like a hit to believers. That animation running when there is contact, may look fancy, may look impressing, but I am quite sure that it is just the same animation over and over.²

Convincing video proof that this device is a scam:

Some of you might ask yourself why I did this to myself despite being sceptical about it. Well, I had to see and experience it first hand. Moreover, it was so damn cheap that my curiosity won over to see the random generated results.

But: Based on this generic report my doctor created her diagnosis, which was surprisingly accurate!

The highlights from the diagnosis in relation to post-vax-damage:

1. The left ventricle does not transport enough blood.

2. Blood has increased viscosity and is prone to clotting.

3. Reduced stamina and brain fog.

I can only assume that she already knew that almost everyone who got the shots has these symptoms.

The verdict:

Don’t waste your money on the Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer or any measurement with this device at a health care practitioner. Not everyone who is using it is a scammer. The doctor later on helped me tremendously with the ozone treatment and various infusions.

Ozone therapy for post-vax damage

If you are looking for better methods to detect post-vax-damage:

1. Qualitative analysis:

1. Dark field microscopy of your blood cells. I’ve already posted some articles about the unusual findings in my blood.

Fig. 7: Unpublished image of my blood after my 2nd CaNa2EDTA chelation.

2. Quantitative analysis

Complete blood count in vaxxed patients

This article is NOT medical advice! Any conclusions are based on my empirical data.

1. https://institut2a.physik.rwth-aachen.de/de/teaching/praktikum/Anleitungen/FK11-SQUID.pdf

2. https://www.discovermagazine.com/the-sciences/does-quantum-resonance-spectrometry-work