Pleimorphic Microorganisms in...Human Red Blood Cells?

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Stem cell scientist & researcher Christian Drapeau explains an interesting phenomenon his team found in the lab when researching AFA - Aphanizomenon flos-aquae algae.

They noticed microorganisms seemingly coming out of and interacting with the red blood cells of a group of unhealthy individuals. And when they placed these red blood cells in the plasma of healthy individuals, these microorganisms didn't "pop out."

What was going on?!

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