( -0078 ) A Magnet Sticks 2 Ur Covid-19 Injection Site. But You May Want To Avoid Those MRI Machines For Now

You've Been Vaccinated - A Magnet Sticks To Your Covid-19 Jab Injection Site. But You May Want To Avoid Those MRI Machines For Now. Vaccines Are Proven Safe And Effective. Follow The Science. Vaccines Are Proven Safe and Effective (For What?). The Nano Gel prevents the body from eliminating the metal.
It does not distribute evenly so the local site gets the most of these particles. And our bodies are tricked into not eliminated it. Now It Seems These Magnetized Individuals Are Part Of A Whole Multitude Of Very, Very Long Experiments. What if some of this material finds its way into the brain or heart or other vital tissue? What if the person needs an MRI? It would seem to me that even years later that would be profoundly risky given that some of our tissue is delicate. Equally troubling to me is that when these persons are subjected to certain radiation wavelengths and intensities that are beginning to be used more and more in our technological societies, these metals could heat up such that the body will have.
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https://www.newsweek.com/covid-vaccine-magnet-challenge-video-debunk-scientists-1590858

8 hours ago
FAKE NEWS, Fact 1) The injection causes clots, Fact 2) Iron is contained in the blood, Fact 3) , Iron is magnetic. What we have here is a IRON RICH EPIDERMIC CLOT , and a Neodymium magnet that needs only 50-100mg of iron to create a magnetic bond strong enough to hold a magnet . No one in any video said Microchip, all they said is a Magnet stuck at the vaccine site.

13 hours ago
This is what happens when you think "scientists" know the answers to everything.

There are several organic compounds which are paramagnetic and could explain this kind of reaction, including NO2. This is a recently-observed phenomena so it's quite possible a reactive substance is created that is not known to have magnetic properties.

Please do *actual* research and consult *actual* experts before producing content to satisfy your confirmation bias

15 hours ago
Ok, but WHY then is my arm magnetic after the vaccine when it wasn’t before? Sure, the vaccine itself isn’t magnetic nor does it contain magnetic material. And the needle may be magnetic. But the needles not here. Why do I have a magnet sticking to my arm! 😂

14 hours ago
So just saying, "Nuh-uh!" equates to debunking now? Pretty weak considering how many people have posted VIDEO evidence of this happening. This is why the so-called scientists are losing more and more credibility every day.

9 hours ago
My friend just sent me her video and YES 2 different magnets are sticking at the injection site BUT not on her other arm. Newsweek, go ahead and try it yourselves before you try to debunk something.

14 hours ago
Are we sure these “scientists” debunked this? Were they using the same magnets? Obviously magnets from your refrigerator are not that strong..but using a neodymium magnet may work and is likely what these people used and it DID stick.

11 hours ago
This isn't debunking anything.

14 hours ago
My brother asked me if I could get a magnet to stick to my injection site. I thought it was silly and tried it. OMG! THE MAGNET STUCK TO MY ARM, NEWSWEEK!!! EXPLAIN THAT!!!!

7 hours ago
So what does it mean if a magnet sticks to an injection site of an arm?

14 hours ago
My wife has just had the vacine today, tried with a magnet and it stuck, so do beer bottle tops!!