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Central to Kaufman's theory is the notion of exosomes—tiny vesicles released by cells for various purposes, including communication and signaling. He explains that exosomes contain RNA and can be released in response to various stresses such as toxins, infections, or even emotional distress. Kaufman proposes that during the pandemic, the tests and identified "COVID-19 cases" may actually reflect elevated levels of these exosomes rather than a unique viral infection. According to him, this highlights that the human body is continually responding to internal or external insults, rather than being attacked by an external viral agent.