Naked Truth of Covid Test

By Dr. Biswaroop Roy Chowdhury

What do you think would be the result if you plan to test fruits, birds & animals for COVID-19 infection? Shockingly, they all tested positive for COVID infection. What should we conclude?
Every damn thing in the world is now COVID infected, or The WHO's so-called gold standard RT-PCR test has some serious mystery to be exposed.
This evidence based book written in simple English will help even a layman realise that we got blindsided by our own government

• Language: English
• Publisher: Diamond Books
• Release date: Sep 15, 2022
• ISBN: 9789355996176

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SECTION - I

My experiment with RT-PCR test for Covid-19

You might find DICE Covid Test unbelievable, unacceptable and even laughable, but I am sure after reading this section, your views will change.

My Experiment with RT-PCR test for Covid-19

This is world’s first Covid +ve melon. In my right hand is the world’s most comprehensible book on PCR Test written by Kary Mullis himself, who is the inventor of the PCR test.

Recently from June 15-17, 2022, I and my medical team conducted an experiment wherein we took some fruits, some vegetables, and some animals like rabbit & dog and a few birds like chicken and pigeon.

We collected samples of each of them and went to a Government authorized Covid Test Laboratory to run them through the test to understand which of the samples are Covid +ve and which of them are Covid -ve.

The results were shocking; each of the samples of Melon, Dog, Rabbit and Chicken were Covid +ve.

Let us now enter the RT-PCR Test laboratory.

The picture above is a Covid test laboratory. The RT-CPR Machine looks like as given below.

This machine is used to keep the test samples while the results of the tests are reflected on the computer.

On June 17 itself, we tested some non-humans, that is, animals/birds samples in the machine.

The animals/birds that were used for our experiment were rabbit, chicken, dog, and pigeon. Along with these, some more animal samples were kept.

Of the animals tested for Covid, rabbit’s sample test turned out positive. That is mentioned against 3G on the screenshot taken from computer display of the results.

Graph 1: Rabbit sample test for Covid (+ve)

The sample for chicken, which tested positive, is mentioned against 3D. The results of the dog’s (pet) sample are mentioned against C4. The result shows some infection but one of the factors whose value is 42 makes it as a doubtful case. However, it still is between positive and negative.

Graph 2: Chicken sample test for Covid (+ve)

Take a look at Graph 1 of the rabbit’s sample, which tested positive.

Also observe Graph 2 of the chicken, which is also positive.

The dog’s Graph 3 shown below reveals infection and is borderline positive or may be it is just an infection.

Graph 3: Dog sample test for borderline Covid (+ve)

Had the result been negative then all the three lines that you can see going upward would not have been so. It would have been flat.

A day before, i.e. June 16, 2022, we conducted the experiment on human samples. By human samples, I mean those humans whose test results were positive at first and were tested again. The second time the report of results turned out to be negative. This means that human samples that were positive were tested again, the results turned out negative. This is depicted on the screenshot from the computer display against C3 in page number 18.

We now see the graphic representation (4) of the test results. Let us move to graph 4. You can see that here only one line is going upwards while the previous other three Covid +ve samples, have three lines going up.

Graph 4: Human sample test for Covid (-ve)

Here the line going up (as shown in the graph 4) means a negative result. If instead of one line, the graph displayed two lines or three lines moving upwards, it would have ascertained that the result is Covid-19 positive. Now let us move further to June 15, 2022 where we used fruit samples like melon, mango, watermelon etc to check if they are Covid +ve or not.

On June 15, the results obtained were surprising especially in the case of melon. As you can see the screenshot (on page no. 20) from the computer, against the reading H2, we have the result of the