The COVID-19 vaccine is not the only innovation targeted by conspirators. The authorities in the Netherlands had to ban, in mid-December, the sale of radioactive pendants supposed to protect against 5G waves.
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It turns out that these bracelets or pendants contain weakly radioactive materials, including in some cases uranium.
These objects supposed to block 5G waves would be dangerous for health, warned the Dutch Agency for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection (ANVS) which has banned their sale in the country.
Although the level of radiation and the risk of health problems are low, “ionizing radiation can damage tissue and DNA and can cause red skin, for example,” the agency warned.
A person wearing one of these products for an extended period of time (one year 24 hours a day) could be exposed to a level of radiation which exceeds the strict dermal exposure limit which applies in the Netherlands.
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In total, ten items, including children’s bracelets, were banned from sale.
The ANVS recommended that the Dutch with a product that claims to have a “negative ionic effect” store it in a closed or sealed bag and then put it in a closed cabinet. The agency also clarified not to throw the product in the garbage.