[사회][팩트와이] ‘Vaccine brain manipulation’ conclusive evidence came out?

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The conspiracy theory is raising its head again ahead of the domestic vaccination.

A brain science paper published by a domestic research team last month is being abused as a basis.

Reporter Kang Jung-gyu questioned whether it makes sense.

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Recently, a research team in Korea has succeeded in regulating brain function in animals with nanoparticles that respond to magnetic fields.

This is a basic study in the treatment of brain diseases such as Parkinson, and the use of vaccine technology has resulted in a strange reaction.

Isn’t that conclusive evidence to say that getting the Corona 19 vaccine will manipulate your brain?

[최바울 / 인터콥 대표 선교사(지난해 7월) : 백신을 맞으면 세계가 뭐가 돼? 그들의 노예가 됩니다.]

▲ Nanoparticles penetrate the brain?

The researchers opened the skull of a laboratory mouse and injected nanoparticles into specific areas of the brain.

It’s a completely different method than the usual forearm vaccination.

Even if the vaccine contains nanochips, the researchers explained that it would be filtered off the path to the brain.

[이정욱 / IBS 나노의학연구단 연구원 : 뇌랑 혈관 사이에는 BBB라고 불리는 혈관-뇌장벽이 있어요. 나노 전달체가 절대 뇌로 갈 수는 없고 특정 뇌 부위로 (찾아)가는 건 더더욱 있을 수 없는 일인 거죠.]

▲ Electromagnetic field, brain control?

What about the connection with the ‘5G virus spreading rumors’ which also led to base station terrorism abroad?

In this study, a magnetic field of more than 20 milli-Tesla (mT) was used to steer the nanoparticles.

However, the 5G magnetic field is less than 2 milligauss (mG), which is the level of 1 in 100,000, and is too weak to give a signal.

Even if the magnetic field strength is increased, too much can damage the nanoparticles, so it is almost impossible to secretly remote control them.

[이정욱 / IBS 나노의학연구단 연구원 : 특수한 시술 받고, 반복적으로 특수한 자기장을 쪼였을 때만 그런 효과 있는 거지, 무작위로 한다고 되는 게 아니기 때문에…]

A conspiracy theory that raises his head again ahead of the domestic vaccine supply.

As much as it can promote vaccination avoidance, it cannot be simply dismissed as absurd.

YTN Kang Jeong-gyu[[email protected]]is.

Researcher: Mihwa Kim
Intern reporter: Lee Soo-hyun