Let's see, "During August, 2016 Company issued an additional 354,470,539 common shares to settle certain of the Company's convertible debt of $13,830". So in August, toxics converted $14k of debt to 354 million shares at $.00004 each, 40% of the lowest possible trading price.
Since then well over 3 billion shares have been traded at prices ranging from $.0001 to $.0013.
So if there were not toxic conversions, you'd have to accept that the toxic note holders took a 150% profit in August, but passed up as much as a 3,000% profit in October and November.
Maybe it's just me, but that doesn't seem very likely. ;-);-)