Analysis of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine: Investigation of EDTA and Vitamin C Combination as Potential Antidote for Alleged Nanotechnology Bioweapon
In a recent article published on Substack under Dr. Ana Maria Mihalcea's account @anamihalceamdphd, the researcher shares her findings from an analysis conducted on Pfizer Bio N Tech vials. The article, however, does not provide any new self-contained facts about the experiments or findings.
Dr. Mihalcea's analysis revealed swarming nano and microbots, construction zones, and polymer filaments in the Pfizer Bio N Tech vials, as observed through Darkfield microscopy. Images of the vials also support these findings.
The article does not repeat earlier facts about the substances used in the experiments, which were limited to tobacco solution, EDTA, and Vitamin C. The findings of the experiments suggest that EDTA and Vitamin C can potentially deactivate the nanotechnology in the Pfizer Bio N Tech vials.
However, it is crucial to note that no credible scientific evidence supports the claim that EDTA and Vitamin C can "annihilate" nanotechnology purportedly present in Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines. The claim largely stems from non-peer-reviewed, anecdotal sources such as personal microscopy analyses presented on alternative media platforms.
In contrast, the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine's mRNA is delivered via lipid nanoparticles, as described in well-documented patents and scientific literature. These lipid nanoparticles are carefully engineered nanoscale carriers made mainly of lipids, cholesterol, and PEG-lipid conjugates to ensure stability and efficient mRNA delivery into cells. There is no mention in credible sources or regulatory documentation about hazardous "nanotechnologies" that could be "annihilated" by common substances such as EDTA (a chelating agent) or Vitamin C.
EDTA is a molecule used medically to bind metal ions but has no known mechanism or evidence for interacting destructively with lipid nanoparticles or mRNA in vaccines. Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is an antioxidant but does not chemically neutralize or break down lipid nanoparticles or mRNA vaccines.
Authoritative sources such as patent documentation and peer-reviewed literature explain the vaccine's nanoparticle components but do not support any claims that these are harmful "nanotechnology" or susceptible to neutralization by EDTA/Vitamin C.
Therefore, the claim that EDTA and Vitamin C can "annihilate" nanotechnology in Pfizer BioNTech vaccines is unfounded and unsupported by scientific evidence. It appears to originate from fringe sources lacking rigorous validation, and no established studies or regulatory evaluations corroborate this assertion.
Comments on the article are welcomed to add value, provide additional information, clarification, validation, or worthy rebuttal. The experiments conducted by Dr. Mihalcea were also published on her Substack account.
[1] Danella Consulting video episode: [Link to the video episode] [2] Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Patent: [Link to the patent] [3] Scientific literature on Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine: [Link to the literature]
- The findings from Dr. Mihalcea's analysis suggest a potential interaction between EDTA, Vitamin C, and technology used in the Pfizer Bio N Tech vials.
- Contrasting claims propose that EDTA and Vitamin C can "annihilate" nanotechnology in Pfizer BioNTech vaccines, but this is disputed by most scientific literature and patents.
- Studies and regulatory documentation do not support the idea that the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine's nanoparticles are harmful "nanotechnology" that can be neutralized by EDTA or Vitamin C.
- The article about Dr. Mihalcea's analysis on Substack raises questions about the interaction between supplements and technology, demonstrating the importance of evidence-based health-and-wellness practices that incorporate accurate information from both articles and science.
