WAND Technology: Could it work in real life?

Dr. John Reizer

What if I told you there might be a way to eradicate all animal and human diseases in a matter of minutes? What if a technology existed that could eliminate illnesses of any type in people without introducing chemical products, radiation, or surgical incisions?

How amazing would that be?

I am writing about a technology that could heal any diseased body tissues by breaking down the biological cancerous cells of animals and humans into something smaller than nanoparticles.

I am talking about a technology that could break up or disrupt even the solidity of nanoparticles, even passing the point of a quantum dot, which is a subatomic particle. Most people would say it’s not possible to accomplish such a feat. I think it’s not only possible to achieve this goal; the technology will be invented in the foreseeable future.

I am talking about something that science can’t even presently acknowledge. Something that is between tangible and nonexistent. Something that fluctuates between physical existence and is absent from our spectrum of reality. For the lack of a better way to describe it, we’ll call it a frequency signature – the template for physical matter before it’s transformed into something solid!

Reducing compromised human and animal cells that have lost their abilities to maintain contact inhibition into frequency signatures for a brief period would reset the template for a physical piece of matter so that when the subatomic particles reappear and further reassemble into physical cells and tissues, they would also return to a state of normalcy from a physiological perspective. They would maintain contact inhibition and not act like compromised cells.

Who wouldn’t want such amazing technology in the world?

Big Pharma!

Oh, they would hate such a technology, for sure! My educated guess is they would be so frightened of such a thing that they would try to hide it from society.

I created such a technology and instrument that I have described for the movie Target List. Of course, my device called WAND (Wave-Altering- Nanoparticle-Disrupter) is made from the stuff of science fiction. But I do think it could work on many or all dysfunctional expressions of human and animal physiology.

From the Movie Target List

Justin Ray (Dr. Clyde Daniel) works on the WAND

People always like to point out, incorrectly, I might add, that there could never be a single cure for cancer because the word is an umbrella for a myriad of diseases.

The different cancers are not diseases; they’re various expressions of physiology gone wrong. The medical profession has named these dysfunctional physiological expressions diseases (intellectual properties) that they profit from managing indefinitely.

The WAND, as it does in the fictional movie, could work in real life, in my opinion, and it could do so on any dysfunctional expressions of physiology or named intellectual properties.

And yes, I believe they would send assassins to kill off the creative team members who try to bring such a technology to fruition. Medicine at the highest level is more about making money and keeping people sick indefinitely than anything else!


Target List (2023)

After announcing a ground-breaking cancer cure, five members of the research team are targeted by an assassin hired by big pharma. When two researchers escape the attack, they soon find themselves framed for the crime and on the killer’s target list.

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