As reported by HuffPost Amelia Miller, who was interviewed on the One America News news channel, said she turned into a ‘magnetic human’ after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine last June. READ ALSO – Ready to Replace Delta, Expert ‘Wrinkle Sweat’ to Face Variant C.37
“My mouth started to feel like a very strong iron taste. I then remembered some previous reports that there were a number of people who claimed to have magnetic abilities after receiving vaccination shots. At first I didn’t believe it because I thought all the videos were scams and people did it because they wanted to gain popularity on social media,” he said.
However, the girl admitted, she could suddenly stick various types of iron on her skin and within minutes, she could feel the taste of iron in her mouth.
While trying to show off his magnetic abilities in an interview, Miller manages to attach a piece of iron to his body, but unfortunately, a second piece of iron falls out.
The news anchor who interviewed him, Dan Ball then spontaneously admitted he didn’t know how to respond to Miller’s actions.
“I am speechless and would like to end this interview so far.
“I thank you for your story because there is more information out there and people are asking about the authenticity of the video and how it happened,” Ball said.
Meanwhile, scientists say there is no evidence to suggest that Covid-19 vaccine can make a person magnetic.
If this condition occurs, it is most likely due to sticky skin conditions.
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