Under the Microscope: What’s Really in the COVID Shots?
A Closer Look Beneath the Surface
Sometimes the most important questions begin with a simple desire to see for oneself. In Episode 601 of the Wise Traditions Podcast, electrical engineer and independent researcher Shimon Yanowitz shares the journey that led him to examine the COVID-19 injections under the microscope—and the unexpected structures he says began to appear.
Shimon brings a background in electrical engineering, computer science, industrial microscopy, and semiconductor fabrication. Before retiring from industry he founded a company that developed advanced microscopy systems. When the injections started rolling out in 2021, he was already collaborating with international groups of researchers and clinicians. He watched older people he knew become seriously ill or die after receiving the shots, and he grew uneasy with the official explanation. Rather than rely solely on published claims, he obtained a high-quality microscope and began looking at vial samples himself.
What he observed did not match the public description of tiny lipid nanoparticles carrying mRNA. He describes large lipid-like particles measuring up to 50 microns—thousands of times larger than the nanoparticles that were said to be present—already formed in the material. He also watched clear liquid develop organized structures over time: ribbons, filaments, tubes, and formations that, to his trained eye, resembled electronic circuitry or microchips. The process accelerated dramatically when the samples were exposed to ordinary electromagnetic radiation from a nearby phone; structures began assembling in seconds rather than days. He is careful to distinguish these from ordinary crystallization of salts or cholesterol, or from contamination, noting that the structures appeared in protected slides and displayed complex organization consistent with self-assembling nanotechnology described in the scientific literature.
Shimon connects his laboratory findings to published work in bioengineering, engineering standards, DARPA programs, and statements by researchers about non-surgical neurotechnology and the possibility of affecting the nervous system. He also recounts his own experience after working with uncovered samples: progressive neurological symptoms that developed over years, along with signs of the same structures in his blood and cerebrospinal fluid, even though he never received the injections. He discusses the concept of synthetic shedding and the personal cost of the research.
In the episode he highlights the open-access paper he co-authored with Daniel Broudy, “From Synthetic DNA and RNA-Based Self-Assembling Nanotechnology to Sequelae of COVID-19 Shots,” which includes images and illustrations of the structures and reviews related forensic work. The conversation does not claim to answer every question. It is an invitation to examine the observations, the literature, and the reasoning for yourself.
If you would like to hear the full exchange—how the work began, what the microscopic images show, why Shimon rejects ordinary explanations, and how he has navigated the challenges—you can watch or listen to the episode here: [Under the Microscope: What’s Really in the COVID Shots? With Shimon Yanowitz](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn7oJm0SInc). The paper is freely available through the International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research.
Curiosity and careful looking remain essential. The conversation is there for anyone ready to listen.
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