Wise Traditions 601: Under The Microscope: What's Really In The COVID Shots? With Shimon Yanowitz
Oct 19, 2026
Shimon Yanowitz, an electrical engineer and independent microscopy researcher, investigates what he says he observed inside COVID-19 injection samples. He discusses ribbons, filaments, circuitry-like forms, apparent self-assembly, electromagnetic effects, DARPA research, and potential biological risks. He also recounts becoming ill after laboratory exposure and presents findings from his paper on synthetic nucleic acids and nanotechnology.
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Why Yanowitz Started Examining COVID Injections
- Shimon Yanowitz began examining COVID injections after seeing acquaintances die and questioning their contents.
- He obtained a high-quality microscope because he wanted direct evidence rather than relying on official explanations.
Yanowitz Challenges The Official Injection Narrative
- Yanowitz disputes the standard account that injections deliver mRNA through lipid nanoparticles to produce spike protein.
- He instead characterizes the public explanation as a misleading narrative and attributes widespread illness to the injections.
Cellphone Radiation And Microscopic Assembly
- Yanowitz says initially clear samples developed visible structures over days under a microscope.
- He reports that bringing a cellphone near the microscope accelerated murkiness and apparent assembly within seconds.