6 hours agoThe New York Times: There are no microchips in the Pfizer coronary vaccines
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(5 years ago)How serious conspiracy theories have become shows an article published in the New York Times, entitled “No, there are no microchipas in Coronavirus vaccines”. This as an attempt to get people to take the vaccine so that the herd can develop immunity to eventually crush the virus. There are ten components in [...]
There are ten components in Pfizer vaccines of the Coronavirus, writes Catherine J. Wu, translate Periscopi into Albanian.
Contrary to the various conspiracy theories being circulated online, the chip that traces the movements imposed by the government to follow American movements is not one of these components.
These are the ingredients
The active ingredient is a molecule called newsman RNA, or mRNA, containing genetic instructions for the protein of the coronary called piercing.
The mRNA instructs human cells to produce epics. This helps the body learn one of the characteristics of the virus so that the virus can be known and destroyed if it tries to impose infection.
Pfizer's vaccine contains nine other components, but neither contains or resembles microchips.
They are common chemicals found in many treatments and vaccines that have been used so far. /Periscope
