I myself have had the opportunity to analyze a number of CT scans, as have several of my acquaintances. We have observed that Hamer’s foci (HF) are now barely discernible, unlike in Dr. Hamer’s literature, where they were often very conspicuous. It stands to reason that these—since they are regarded as mere device artifacts—are now very effectively filtered out and are barely visible in the final image. Of course, it’s important to distinguish clearly between the CA and PCL phases.

What have been your experiences? Do you know of any cases involving very serious diagnoses where a CT scan was performed? Were the HHs in the corresponding slices easy or difficult to identify? Please feel free to post relevant images here (with permission) in an anonymized form—along with a note regarding the diagnosis or the pathological changes in the organ.