Nano particles in the Covid vaccines

Researchers from Korea and Japan have identified artificial nanoparticles in Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines. These nanoparticles have the ability to assemble into larger structures over time and react to electromagnetic fields. This suggests that individuals who received these COVID-19 mRNA vaccines may now have self-assembling nanoparticles circulating in their bodies.

Recent research has uncovered some intriguing and potentially troubling findings about these vaccines. Examining them under a powerful microscope, scientists discovered unusual structures and particles that were not initially expected. Advanced laboratory techniques revealed a large number of self-assembling particles within the vaccines, ranging in size from 1 to 100 micrometers. These particles took on various shapes, including worm-like forms, discs, spirals, and chains, and some even resembled carbon nanotubes or thin, transparent membranes.
Having that artificial bio-technology in one's body can lead to injuries and death, as described in this post.

What’s particularly noteworthy is how these particles changed over time. When observed over several weeks, simple shapes evolved into more complex structures. This raises concerns about potential contamination and the presence of unknown nanotechnology within the vaccines. This adds up to the finding of other foreign materials in the Covid vaccines, like Graphene Oxide.

The study's findings suggest that there may be issues with cellular toxicity and that the vaccines might not be as safe and effective as originally believed. Given these troubling discoveries, there is a growing call for halting the administration of these vaccines until more research is conducted to fully understand the implications and ensure their safety.