Humanity United Now - Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhD cross-posted a post from Homo Interruptis, with Len Ber MD Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhDDec 3 · Humanity United Now - Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhD I have not seen any dental anesthetics free of nanotechnology. Everything I looked at was loaded. Here is more confirmation by Dr Ber from Illinois and Dr Nixon in Australia. A Dentist from TX Sends in Ampules of Anesthetics in Hope that His Drugs Are Free from Self-Assembly Technology. And the Answer is the Same: Yep, There It Is! Len Ber MD Dec 3   READ IN APP   Today’s Microscopy Adventure into Self-Assembly Technology comes courtesy of Henry Shein, Inc. from the NY State. Technique used is optical phase-contrast microscopy, magnification x100-200, after 22 hour incubation period. I. Mepvacaine HCl 3%: Mepvacaine HCl 3% II. Lidocaine HCl 2%: Lidocaine HCl 2% I am always asked a question whether you can get a technology-free anesthetics. All anesthetics that I and my domestic and international colleagues looked at contain this technology. I am aware of at least one study by Dr. David Nixon in which an anesthetic produced by a compounding pharmacy was tested. Unfortunately, it didn’t matter. The problem appears to be much more widespread than anyone could ever imagine. Nixonlab Compounded Dental Anaesthetic Recently I was sent a sample of 2% lignocaine in saline which had been put together by a pharmacist experienced in preparing medications from their constituent ingredients. The hope was that in doing so we could obtain a local anaesthetic that did not display the characteristic signs of complex chemistry and technology… Read more 4 months ago · 109 likes · 86 comments · David Nixon The silence from academics and health agencies is deafening.   Like Comment Restack   Originally posted on Homo Interruptis, with Len Ber MDLen Ber MD Subscribe By Len Ber MD, Global Medical Leader for Targeted Justice, Inc., and the first civilian on disability due to "Havana Syndrome"; Dedicated to educating people on Undisclosed Special Access Program (USAP) also known as the Targeting Program. © 2024 Ana Mihalcea, MD, PhD 548 Market Street PMB 72296, San Francisco, CA 94104 Unsubscribe