Inventor Youssef Al-Azouzi expressed his shock at what he described as “exaggerations” surrounding his invention, which is still in the experimental phase aimed at purifying blood within blood vessels to ultimately help the body eliminate chronic inflammation.
### What’s the Story?
Youssef Al-Azouzi’s name has gained traction on social media in Morocco, being referred to as “the creator of the world’s first invention to purify blood from within the vessels.” This wave of attention began after he posted a video about his journey to the United States concerning this innovation.
Despite Al-Azouzi stating in the video that his invention is still experimental and subject to failure, public perception is framing it as a scientifically validated invention, suggesting that it has been seized by the United States and that Morocco has abandoned him without support.
### Clarification from Al-Azouzi
In response to the rising wave of support, Al-Azouzi expressed his astonishment at this unprecedented backing, while also noting that it has been accompanied by what he termed “exaggerations.” He affirmed his intent to steer the discussion back on track, addressing critics who focused on his religious orientation.
### A Critical Phase
This wave of attention may, nonetheless, assist Al-Azouzi in securing funding for his project. His current financing is nearing completion, and he now seeks additional funding or investment to continue his work and validate the effectiveness of his “invention.”
During his trip to the United States, Al-Azouzi reported that experiments conducted on his “device” confirmed its capability to filter blood when tested on a pig. He emphasized that moving to clinical trials and continuing experiments could lead to a historical breakthrough, potentially aiding millions.
### How the Device Works
The device aims to halt chronic inflammation that leads to the rejection of new human organs. It involves placing a device within the vessels to filter lymphatic cells, known as white blood cells, which are responsible for acquired immunity, with the goal of purifying blood and reducing inflammation.
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