August 26, 2012

Beginning and End covered the United Kingdom approving prescription pills that contained RFID microchips. Now the United States Food and Drug Administration has approved similar ingestible RFID microchip medicine for use in the U.S.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved an ingestible digital senor that can track physical health with the assertion that patients are not taking their medication regularly and need a tracking device inside their body to assist them in their medical care….Proteus Digital Health (PDH) released the Ingestion Event Marker (IEM) which was first approved in Europe. George Savage, co-founder and chief medical officer at PDH claims that this ushers in a new era of digital medicine that “shifts the paradigm.”   The IEM, as small as a grain of sand, can be embedded in a pill, and ingested to monitor the patient and their bodily health. The device will collect measurements such as heart rate, body position and activity.
The IEM sends a signal to your smartphone; which then transmits the data to your doctor. Actual real time data about your biological make-up can be uploaded wirelessly. (source).

The RFID chip in the pill is being offered to help patients be more efficient with their medicine.

As Beginning and End has detailed, society is becoming more and more indoctrinated into the acceptance, use and desire of RFID microchips as a regular part of life. All the while the dangers of the intrusion into one’s privacy are not taken into account as serious issues. Even those in favor of the RFID pills openly acknowledge the privacy issues involved:

“About half of all people don’t take medications like they’re supposed to,” says Eric Topol, director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute in La Jolla,California. “This device could be a solution to that problem, so that doctors can know when to rev up a patient’s medication adherence.” Topol is not affiliated with the company that manufactures the device, Proteus Digital Health in Redwood City,California, but he embraces the sensor’s futuristic appeal, saying, “It’s like big brother watching you take your medicine.” (source)

 Now “big brother” will have a person’s full medical profile, current health status and location all stored on a computer network and tracked real time.

The Bible prophesies that in the final years before the Second Coming of Christ, also known as the Great Tribulation, almost the entire world will be using a system that will track every citizen all over the planet:

And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six. (Revelation 13:16-18).

The Mark of the Beast will be the ultimate societal control mechanism and it will all be controlled and administered via a “mark” in the right hand or forehead. Without, a person will not be able to buy or sell any goods since it tracks everyone’s finances and would obviously require knowing and identifying every individual in order to properly debit their bank accounts. The ease of purchasing, no longer carrying cash, credit cards or even worrying about PIN numbers will surely be seen as benefits of this system. But the Mark, (as we discuss in our article “The Mark of The Beast: Humanity’s Ultimate Choice”) will represent the ultimate rebellion against God. It will be a sign of full allegiance to the Antichrist, Satan’s false messiah, and worship of him. The sad aspect of this prophecy is that people of the world at that time who do not have faith in Jesus Christ as their Savior, will be deceived into wanting this technology and embracing the Antichrist as the Son of God. And Satan has been laying the groundwork to have the world receive his evil, false christ subtly and steadily.

The RFID pills are being offered as a solution to the “hassle” of keeping track of medications and taking incorrect doses. Here is a an ad for the new product: