THIS IS HOW GRAPHENE REACTS WHEN EXPOSED TO 5G ELECTROMAGNETIC DISCHARGES

Eldrake71
Published on Jul 26, 2021
See how the Graphene links up? This would be similar to clotting in the bloodstream. This would cause heart attacks, blood clots and strokes. This is why this will be used in conjunction with 5G to cause illness and death.
Source: ORWELL CITY
More information: https://www.orwell.city/2021/07/graphene-and-electromagnetic-discharges.html
Graphene tends to organize itself, creating a grid when exposed to EMF.
Let's remember that La Quinta Columna has already warned us about the toxicity of this nanomaterial that had been silently introduced into the population through physiological saline, vaccines, masks, PCR tests, and other administration routes under investigation.
The following video serves as an example, so you can speculate what it does once into the body.

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