An Instagram post warns that a planned Oct. 4 test of the Emergency Alert System is really a ploy to activate materials
The COVID-19 mRNA vaccines contain lipid nanoparticles. Multiple
claims have alleged nanoparticles are like microchips and used to track vaccinated people with 5G networks. The term"nano" refers only to size; it has nothing to do with 5G technology or tracking.in its vaccines as"tiny protective bubbles of fat" that deliver the fragile RNA molecules to vaccine recipients’ cells.
Rebecca DuBois, a University of California, Santa Cruz biomolecular engineering professor, said the scenario described in the Instagram video is impossible, first because the COVID-19 vaccines don't contain graphene oxide, and second because the vaccine ingredients don't remain in a person's body for very long.
"There is no mechanism by which a high radio frequency signal could activate something from the COVID vaccine, or any other vaccine for that matter," DuBois said."MRNA and other ingredients in COVID vaccines are short-lived, on the order of a few days. This is just long enough to stimulate a person's immune system, which then provides long-lived protection from COVID.
It appears to be a reference to a conspiracy theory that COVID-19 vaccines contain graphene oxide; they do not. Also, there is no mechanism by which a high-frequency signal could activate the vaccine's ingredients.
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