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Sabrina Wallace is a name that appears attached to multiple, inconsistent public profiles—ranging from a self-described technologist and alleged survivor of covert experiments to a veterinary student ...
Sabrina Wallace’s name appears in the provided material without any reliable, direct documentation supporting unique or proprietary “biofield” abilities; available analyses either discuss general biof...
Sabrina Wallace asserts that the human body functions as an electrical and informational system whose is a central component of immunity and can be measured, manipulated, and even hacked by modern tec...
Available reporting shows Sabrina Wallace primarily as an online commentator who warns about wireless body-area networks, nanotech and electromagnetic harms; sources document her videos, podcasts and ...
Biofield therapy as promoted by Sabrina Wallace carries , driven by limited, inconsistent evidence and sparse regulatory oversight; randomized trials and a 2024–2025 scoping review report mixed effica...
Available reporting shows Sabrina Wallace is a public commentator and self-described technologist who discusses the human “biofield,” personal area networks, and alleged covert technologies in podcast...
Coverage shows multiple online publications, podcasts, transcripts and republished PDFs of Sabrina Wallace’s talks on the “biofield,” with material hosted on platforms such as Spotify (a 15‑minute pod...
Coverage of Sabrina Wallace’s talks on the “biofield” in the provided sources is limited and primarily appears on alternative media: a 15-minute Spotify podcast episode titled “Personal Area Networks ...
Sabrina Wallace promotes a theory that the human , arguing cells behave like chips and can be interfaced or controlled. Major criticisms center on the absence of peer‑reviewed evidence, a promotional/...
The documents and analyses provided contain of Sabrina Wallace holding formal credentials or recognized qualifications in biofield research. Multiple examined items are either unrelated code snippets,...
Sabrina Wallace has produced public material — essays, a PDF, podcast appearances and videos — that articulate her claims and themes, but the reporting provided contains little direct evidence of her ...
Sabrina Wallace appears in a small cluster of independent and fringe sources as a self-described technologist, whistleblower, and survivor of covert experimentation who advances an alternative model o...
Sabrina Wallace publicly characterizes the phenomena she documents as part of a transhumanist program — using terms like “transhumanism,” “biofield,” and “precision eugenics” — and many of her present...
Sabrina Wallace’s education appears in multiple, distinct profiles tied to different careers: one Sabrina Wallace is a veterinary student at Washington State University with a rural, hands‑on path to ...
Available reporting links at least two different individuals named Sabrina Wallace with different careers and education: one is a veterinary student at Washington State University College of Veterinar...
Sabrina Wallace appears in reporting as at least two distinct professionals: a veterinary student at Washington State University from Preston, Idaho, who is on track to return to a rural mixed‑animal ...
Coverage of Sabrina Wallace’s work on “biofields” is concentrated in alternative and fringe outlets; available reporting shows a number of podcasts, Substack posts and reposts where Wallace links the ...
Experts outside the materials in the provided set commonly criticize “biofield” therapies as lacking rigorous, reproducible evidence and as mixing metaphors from physics with unproven claims; the sour...