Nanotech, Hydrogels, Graphene Oxide in Dental Anaesthetics – Destroyed by Red Rice Yeast

The following video is from Rafa Kalvin from La Quinta Columna, who I now work closely with. And here we are looking at dental anaesthetics and the nanotech within them. And all over the world we have people in our laboratories looking at liquids from dental anaesthetics, jabs, everything, and looking and observing what we find in them.

And as we already know, dental anaesthetics have nanotech, hydrogels, graphene oxide, and more in them. And that obviously that’s part of the transhumanism agenda. So we then try and find solutions and we put products on the slides to see what dissolves them.

And we already know that Rafa did the incredible work where we found nicotine dissolving the nanotechnology. So here you now see a product called Monacolin K, which is found in red yeast rice. That is something that you can buy and is often used to lower cholesterol naturally.

Now on this slide, when he applies the red rice, it actually completely starts to dissolve the hydrogel and the nanotechnology. Now strangely enough, the government in Europe actually started to stop the use of red rice yeast. In fact, in 2022, a new regulation came in that red rice yeast could not be produced and be sold without it being less than three milligrams a day.

So I mean, it speaks volumes, doesn’t it? I mean, in regards to nicotine, they state that that’s going to be banned in time. So again, this is a microscopy session by Rafa looking at dental anaesthetics at 4,000 times magnification and showing that red rice yeast actually dissolves the nanotech and makes it completely disappear.