YES.

Perhaps this is older news, since the first stories about magnets sticking to the injection sites of jabbed people started coming out in early to mid May. However, it is worth a mention, as there has never been another vaccine or any other injectable medical product which has claimed to have caused widespread magnetism in the arms and bodies of the recipients. There are now 63 reports in VAERS of magnetism at the injection site (and/or on other parts of the body) after having been jabbed with the experimental Covid shots. This phenomenon is also corroborated by countless hours of videos on social media and other platforms (such as here), as well as a more deliberate study done in Luxembourg here.

While news about this phenomenon of magnetism after the jabs didn’t really break until May, the earliest jab recipient who has reported on this phenomenon received her jab on 1/7/21. Interestingly, the date of onset of symptoms (or perhaps “discovery” of symptoms), according to the report, wasn’t until 4/1/21. The million-dollar question is: How long will the magnetism last?

[Update: apparently the group of Spanish researchers called La Quinta Columna, who first broke the story on graphene oxide being present in the vaccines (which can cause magnetism among other things), has claimed there is an antioxidant supplement-based solution to the magnetism problem; see here and here.]

Here is the report for the earliest jab in VAERS leading to magnetism (notice that the non-jabbed boyfriend is also magnetic):

Here is one containing a denial by Pfizer of any knowledge of magnetism in relation to their shots:

This jab recipient actually passed away, and the report directly states a causal link to the vaccine:

Besides the magnetism, this person also felt like “something else entered her body”:

For posterity, here is the full list of VAERS_IDs (with hyperlinks to view the details):

1310975
1315754
1317604
1318157
1322332
1325429
1326630
1329656
1330040
1330088
1330239
1330433
1330443
1330811
1333864
1334408
1341436
1341704
1341958
1351887
1353008
1357052
1361378
1363875
1363882
1367210
1367231
1367244
1367247
1367248
1367249
1367250
1367252
1367253
1367255
1367256
1367258
1367322
1367435
1370325
1370662
1370719
1370809
1370816
1373775
1379015
1380538
1381305
1381956
1384889
1385147
1387805
1394271
1395264
1402156
1409489
1409729
1423821
1438959
1440819
1441802
1446005
1449489


5 thoughts on “Does VAERS Provide Evidence of Magnetism as a result of the COVID-19 Vaccines?”
  1. Hey
    I’m new to this site, but not to the information.
    I’m curious, if you could look into reported AE’s from CV-19 vaccines, that include menstruation problems?
    It seems to be less talked about due to the personal quality of the events, but I have a sinking feeling it’s heralding reproductive problems down the line

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