Doc who thinks vaccinated people are magnetic is in big trouble with med board
arstechnica.com
arstechnica.com
I would love to be magnetic. Anecdata: I'm not magnetic.
This sort of assertion baffles me. A large proportion of people are vaccinated. Some of them, like me, are observant and would notice such an effect. Also there's the prospect of Fame and fortune for discovering a phenomenon like this that entails new physics. Why make such obvious lies?
Venturing down that odd hypothetical rabbit hole, even if people became "magnetic" the only concern I know of would be if the fields were powerful enough to cause synaptic alignment issues over time but AFAIK that requires one to be exposed to a steady significant chronic exposure of electrical fields daily for many years which is absolutely a real thing that can occur in really old homes with shoddy wiring, leading to patients having sleep deprivation and hallucinations. Such fields are trivial to detect using very affordable test equipment. Such fields would also be trivial to detect if emitted by a human and I am highly skeptical this is even possible to accomplish from any amount of injections. Surely it would have been done by now in animals if even possible.