Your questions...1) How does the the purifier distinguish between the bad guys (viruses and malignancies)...from the good guys??
Ans: it doesn't. The exosome cargo is mainly information in the form of proteins and nucleic acids. Once the cloaking material, exosomes and sugars, are removed then the foreign proteins and nuclear sequence are destroyed by the immune and inflammatory systems. Because the material is identified as "non self". Proteins which are "self" do not trigger an immune or inflammatory response..
Please understand (most people including the clinicians don't) The presence of the virus is not the whole story and indeed is probably not even the most important. It is the response of the bodies immune and inflammatory systems to the viruses. As the contagion spreads more viruses spread throughout the body and the inflammatory system goes into overdrive and patients die from something called a "cytokine storm" which is really the inflammatory system gets out of control. That is why it is important to destroy the viruses before they get into the "log phase" or before they get into distant cells...
Your question..Quote,," how does the purifier distinguish between a particle carrying a "message" spreading a disease vs all the other particles carrying on normal functions that contribute to cellular health?"
Ans; It doesn't...The problem is bad things (cancer and Viruses or their genetic information attacks cell functions or uses them to multiply. The heme purifier does not go after the cancers, viruses or their DNA..It goes after the cloaking system which prevents the immune and inflammatory systems from going after these dangerous invaders. If if the purifier uncovers a beneficial passenger...there will be no attack on the non invader as long as it is not foreign matter...
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