This is just iron in the blood and a strong magnet, people that do this test are very little knowledgeable about physics. They're ignorant.
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This is just iron in the blood and a strong magnet, people that do this test are very little knowledgeable about physics. They're ignorant.
April_Rose
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Exactly my point!! Don't believe everything you see on the internet!! I honestly can't believe that I'm even having to tell people older than me (no offense or anything) that!!
People, please, how much magnetic sticking iron is in the body? Two thirds of body iron is present in circulating red blood cells as hemoglobin. Each gram of hemoglobin contains 3.47 mg of iron; thus, each mL of blood lost from the body (hemoglobin 15 g/dL) results in a loss of 0.5 mg of iron.
April_Rose
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There isn't enough iron in the human body to attract magnets. Iron is necessary and is found in our hemoglobin and it attracts O2 to it so it can be carried throughout our bloodstream.
The whole human body contains approximately 3.5 g of iron.
[STEEL Talk] If There’s Iron in Our Body, Why Don’t We Stick To Magnets?
Fortunately, the iron in our blood isn’t attracted to magnets. Iron is almost everywhere in our body but in tiny quantities. The amount of iron in an adult’s body put together is 3.5g. The iron contained in blood only is just 2g. This small amount is spread all over the body, so obviously, it isn’t greatly affected by the pull of magnets.
But this explanation isn’t perfect. Because in the case of super magnets, it could attract any magnetic substance no matter how small the amount is. So let’s find out a more accurate reason for this!
l What Keeps Our Body Safe From Magnets?
Hemoglobin molecules that contain iron tend to repel from the magnet when attached to oxygen. In contrast, oxygen-depleted hemoglobin molecules are attracted slightly by magnets.
A Youtube creator arranged an experiment regarding this explanation as well. Take a look at the real experiment! (Korean)
Hemoglobin in our blood is mostly attached to oxygen. Also, blood is composed mostly of ‘water,’ which tends to repel from magnets. So even if you put a strong magnet close to your body, you can see your body moving away rather than sticking to it. Isn’t it amazing?
April_Rose
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And I really do love you guys btw,.. but there are just way too many paranoid people around here anymore. Again, spoken out of love because I don't want to see you guys do this to yourselves and become so paranoid.
Wisdom can come across as paranoia...I don't trust anything coming from a pharmaceutical company...I believe it was all of Walt's medications they kept prescribing him is what killed him.
You have iron in your blood, which is magnetic, what woudl a strong magnet do? Think about it. Magnets attract iron in the blood and cause the blood to build up iron in a position.
Definitely deserves a like, and to be reiterated on every page.
For sisters here. Wouldn't hurt to copy this part of this article (COVID-19 vaccine affects imaging results, researchers warn ) ,
to your phone for future in the event you schedule breast imaging after getting the "vaccine".
"Current recommendations from the Society of Breast Imaging (SBI) for managing unilateral axillary adenopathy on screening exams after COVID-19 vaccination suggest that clinicians categorize these findings as BI-RADS 0 for further follow-up of the ipsilateral breast; after diagnostic workup, conduct a follow-up exam four to 12 weeks after the second vaccine dose; and if adenopathy remains, perform a biopsy. But it isn't clear whether this protocol is really necessary, according to Mortazavi.
Mortazavi and colleagues evaluated data from 23 women who presented with axillary adenopathy on mammography, breast ultrasound, or breast MRI after being vaccinated for COVID-19 between December 2020 and February 2021. Of these, 13% underwent breast imaging because they were symptomatic, while 43% were undergoing screening and 43% were having imaging for other reasons.
The team found that most of the adenopathy on breast imaging occurred with the Pfizer vaccine (52%), among asymptomatic women presenting for either screening or diagnostic purposes (86%), and on ultrasound (52%)."
Paranoia will keep you sane in an insane world. So would you rather keep your sanity? Every move made by every government -- particularly that of Biden -- is pure insanity. Think about it.
Taodeching
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But, but everything on the internet is right especially the stuff that sounds idiotic.[/sarcasm] Unfortunately even the smartest can give in to internet foolishness. I wish the internet never existed people just can't handle things and love lies placed on this thing. I am convinced it is Satan behind all this, get people to love this stupid nonsense. We are addicted to smart phones, computers, Facebook, Instagram that we no longer have any smarts left. We have lost who we are and go for any old thing we find that stimulates us and makes us thinks lies are truth.
April_Rose. God Bless You. You have a healthy skepticism, that's a good thing. When I saw the video I knew that I could duplicate that with a drop of glue and a magnet or even a jelly bean.
Our body's are chemical electric. electricity runs our brains and every thing else. there is a possibility the vac. could cause an chemical electric reaction at the vac site, like 2 nails in a orange will light up a light bulb. Or several other things that I don't know about that could cause a magnet to stick to the skin. It would not need the iron in the blood.
I don't tell anyone to take the vaccine or not to. just to have a healthy skepticism. You I suspect have been Baptized by the Holy Spirit, The Bible said that if you are Baptized in the Holy Spirit, If you eat or drink any deadly thing it will not harm you. So you are covered. God Bless.
There are several articles and videos that talk about the mRNA in the vaccine that changes the DNA of the T cells that Heart2soul quoted. that add a open receptor to the T cell that can be accessed by the vac or anything else they want to attach to it. that is the scary part.
God Bless Pomp.
Our body's are chemical electric. electricity runs our brains and every thing else. there is a possibility the vac. could cause an chemical electric reaction at the vac site, like 2 nails in a orange will light up a light bulb. Or several other things that I don't know about that could cause a magnet to stick to the skin. It would not need the iron in the blood.
I don't tell anyone to take the vaccine or not to. just to have a healthy skepticism. You I suspect have been Baptized by the Holy Spirit, The Bible said that if you are Baptized in the Holy Spirit, If you eat or drink any deadly thing it will not harm you. So you are covered. God Bless.
There are several articles and videos that talk about the mRNA in the vaccine that changes the DNA of the T cells that Heart2soul quoted. that add a open receptor to the T cell that can be accessed by the vac or anything else they want to attach to it. that is the scary part.
God Bless Pomp.
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It isn't paranoia when government can watch you, track your movements, and location. (CCTV, E-ZPass, FASTrak, any cellphone)
It isn't paranoia when household items can spy on you, eavesdrop, and send the floorplans of your home to the company that created those household items. (Samsung Smart TV's, Alexa, Roomba robot vacuum).
It isn't paranoia to think "they" are out to get you, when "they" are .
Bobby Jo
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Yes they certainly are strong, but "refrigerator magnets"??? -- REALLY???
Perhaps you've never used a "rare-earth" magnet (neodymium), but they're hardly the risk to humans that you suggest, -- unless you put one on the inside of your mouth, with the other OPPOSITE on the outside of your cheek/lip, and let them find each other. Now that might hurt A LOT. But I've never tried it, so let me know if my suspicions are correct.
Bobby Jo
Bobby Jo
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Dear AR,
Scientist, Engineer, Technologist, Explosives, Materials, Lasers, Accelerator Beams, Chemical Testing, Mechanical Testing, Design, Machining, Fabrication, Published Technical Reports, Authored a Book, have Patents, -- I've done them all, but most require a narrow field of proficiency, which few have in their subjects either way. And I know people who are basing their Health Decisions on their Pastor's recommendations, -- who have NONE of the above --, and the same can be said about our evening news hosts.
So we should all do the best we can to discover why someone is promoting ANY AGENDA by looking for conflicts in logic. For example, the OBJECTIVE Experts prove that a "mask" does NOTHING to protect you. So if the Government lies to us about the SIMPLE, then they're probably lying to us about the COMPLEX.
And that's the difference between TRUTH versus PROPAGANDA. One is to equip you, and the other to deceive you!
With Very Best Regards,
ELAM (and bobby jo doing the typing
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Bobby Jo
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... or maybe EVERYTHING is a "coincidence" ...
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Indian Health Ambassador Gets COVID Vaccine Live on TV to Show Everyone How Safe It Is - Dies 2 Days Later
Indian Health Ambassador Gets COVID Vaccine Live on TV to Show Everyone How Safe It Is – Dies 2 Days Later
By Jim Hoft
Published May 12, 2021
Indian Health Ambassador and former comedian Vivek got his COVID-19 vaccine live on TV in late April to show everyone how safe it is.
The health ambassador died two days later.
Indian Health Ambassador Gets COVID Vaccine Live on TV to Show Everyone How Safe It Is – Dies 2 Days Later
By Jim Hoft
Published May 12, 2021
Indian Health Ambassador and former comedian Vivek got his COVID-19 vaccine live on TV in late April to show everyone how safe it is.
The health ambassador died two days later.
... or maybe EVERYTHING is a "coincidence" ...
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What stuff sounds idiotic? The internet is the primary means of communication today, so there is no need to bemoan the internet. However it is up to you to listen to the nonsense, or study what is factual and correct. You can listen to the garbage from the Left, and from the people who seek to rob others of their health and freedom, or you can listen to the warnings from those who are critical of all the garbage being put out by politicians, public health officials, and the mainstream media.
Absolutely everything put out by the authorities in the Western world is now lies, misdirection, disinformation and propaganda. Finally - about 12 months too late -- Republicans are calling for the firing of Fraudulent Fauci, and wondering why Trump did not fire this criminal conspirator back in April 2020.
Ohio Rep. Warren Davidson Proposes Bill to Fire Anthony Fauci
Ohio Rep. Warren Davidson Proposes Bill to Fire Anthony Fauci
Fauci is personally responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people because he misled everyone about everything, and then sabotaged the use of cheap and effective treatments for coronavirus infection from the start. He should be charged with crimes against humanity and treason, because he funded the creation of bio-weapons in Wuhan with American cash. He flatly denied this in the Senate, but Rand Paul exposed his dishonesty.
Yes they certainly are strong, but "refrigerator magnets"??? -- REALLY???
Perhaps you've never used a "rare-earth" magnet (neodymium), but they're hardly the risk to humans that you suggest, -- unless you put one on the inside of your mouth, with the other OPPOSITE on the outside of your cheek/lip, and let them find each other. Now that might hurt A LOT. But I've never tried it, so let me know if my suspicions are correct.
Bobby Jo
Read the governemnet article, it usually results in death for children that ingest these magnets: Rare-Earth Magnet Ingestion–Related Injuries in the Pediatric Population: A Review
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