I caught this article about the covid vaccines which tries to minimize the fact that they are emitting RF signals in large amounts.
This research article shows that the injection sites are showing RF skin reactions.
There is no reason that a normal person should be doing this.
Emission of radiation may lower male fertility (involuntary sterilization), cause cancer and shorten lifespan (depopulation). If advanced it could be used for tracking on a 5g network.
The magnetism isn't limited to the injection site. Patients are posting videos of magnets sticking to their foreheads.
[Are vaccine injections emitting electric and magnetic fields? (health-desk.org)]Videos and stories have been circulating online of individuals using EMF readers to show low EMF readings on non-vaccinated individuals, higher EMF readings on bluetooth devices and wireless networks, and high EMF readings on vaccinated individuals at their vaccination site on their arm.
This research article shows that the injection sites are showing RF skin reactions.
Acute skin reactions were observed in 2 RT patients with differing timelines of RT and vaccinations. In both cases however, the RRP presented within days of the patient receiving the second dose of vaccine. For each RT course, the treatment planning dosimetry of the radiation fields was compared with the area of the observable RRP. RRP developed within the borders of treatment fields where prescription dose constraints were prioritized over skin sparing.
There is no reason that a normal person should be doing this.
Emission of radiation may lower male fertility (involuntary sterilization), cause cancer and shorten lifespan (depopulation). If advanced it could be used for tracking on a 5g network.
The magnetism isn't limited to the injection site. Patients are posting videos of magnets sticking to their foreheads.
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