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Magnets in the body after vaccination? Alimehmeti shows what is really going on

Politiko 2021-06-11 10:59:40

Magnets in the body after vaccination? Alimehmeti shows what is really going on

Recently, videos have been circulating on social networks where citizens appear sticking metal objects to the part where they made the anticovid vaccine and claim that the injection of the vaccine releases magnets on their bodies.

But, epidemiologist Ilir Alimehmeti shows that there is nothing real about magnetic substances in vaccines and shows an experiment to prove that this is false.

"It simply came to our notice then. And those who have done this experiment and the magnet has been attached to them add another phase. Where you did the test, apply baby powder. Lubricate the area, and everyone knows that the powder is used to absorb moisture and fat on children's skin. And try again if the coin sticks. You will realize that if it had been a magnet, the coin would have continued to climb. If it were moisture, fat or other adhesive produced by human skin, then this would disappear.

It is a physical, classical phenomenon. A small object of relatively light weight with a flat surface, with another flat surface but already elastic like leather, which also has moisture, fat, other adhesives that it produces itself. And the skin is not the same all day, there are parts where you sweat more. To disprove this he proves it, a known physical phenomenon, unrelated to the vaccine. There is absolutely nothing like that, there is no magnet inside. There have always been many theories about vaccines, not just from humans. They are vaccines with emergency authorization, they do not have full approval, but they do not contain magnetic substances " , explained Alimehmeti in the show" Wake Up ".

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