They've been researching this for almost two decades, magnetic properties make the vaccine more effective since essentially once you get jabbed you have that first rush to build immunity before the stuff stops working. If you don't build enough of a first response then the vaccine might not be effective and you'll still get the disease.
There are kids who get the shot for mumps and chicken pox but still end up with them, albeit a milder form.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3520014/#:~:text=Under%20an%20increased%20magnetic%20force,field%20results%20in%20tumour%20protection.
They've been researching this for almost two decades, magnetic properties make the vaccine more effective since essentially once you get jabbed you have that first rush to build immunity before the stuff stops working. If you don't build enough of a first response then the vaccine might not be effective and you'll still get the disease.
There are kids who get the shot for mumps and chicken pox but still end up with them, albeit a milder form.
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