My friend works in a lab collection site. She has seen a large increase in patients that have blackish purple forearms, primarily on the top, not anywhere else anatomically. Most are on anticoagulant therapy and are jabbed. Seems to be more prevalent in patient's exposed to sunshine. Anyone else in a medical environment seeing similar patterns?
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“The first angel went and poured out his bowl on the land, and ugly, festering sores broke out on the people who had the mark of the beast and worshiped its image.” Revelation 16:2
Not saying, just sayin.
Are they taking silver ?
Argyria is a rare skin condition that can happen if silver builds up in your body over a long time. It can turn your skin, eyes, internal organs, nails, and gums a blue-gray color, especially in areas of your body exposed to sunlight. That change in your skin color is permanent.
I know what you are talking about…
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/real-life-blue-man-paul-karason-dies-aged-62-turned-blue-after-drinking-colloidal-silver-to-help-skin/news-story/69be4c5d3bd85eca24fb43fec30e4321
This is different. It is a deep purple blackish color only on the top of forearms.
Maybe this? Solar purpura (say "PURR-pyuh-ruh" or "PURR-puh-ruh") is a condition that causes one or more flat, purple bruises. It often occurs on the hands, forearms, and legs. Purpura is common in older people. It is called solar purpura because it occurs most often on areas that are exposed to the sun.
I will check that out and see if any images reflect what she is seeing. Do you know if this is one of the reported side effects of the jab?
She said no definitely not. It is more like a dark purple sleeve (call it a tattoo gone horribly wrong)
https://www.treatnheal.com/unusual-symptoms/purple-fingers-toes-and-fingertips/