Magnetic targeting of nanoparticles

Scientists have been doing this over a decade. Look at the picture of an iron-oxide nanoparticle on the cover of this old brochure. Doesn’t that look a lot like the “monster” coronavirus?

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I think the inventor may have been watching an old war movie one day and noticed the soldiers dropping anti-ship mines (with explosives inside) into the water.

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His child came into the room playing with one of these old toys. With it, you would use a magnetic “wand” moving behind the face to move magnetic particles to add hair or beards to the image.

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Then he had an idea!

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A whole new EXPERIMENTAL industry was created !

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This is how they “target” metallic nanoparticles to specific locations in the body.

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Notice the similarity between the shape of these and “coronavirus”.

The illustration below shows how magnetic particles can be targeted to blood vessel leaks.

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The next image shows how they can use a magnetic field in blood vessels to control the movement of metallic nanoparticles to various organs.

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Various size metallic nanoparticles are used to “target” different organs.

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