If that bill passes, it is but one step in a journey of thousands of steps. Now, we have to hope that we will live long enough to complete the journey.
Where have you seen that information Larry Arnold? Why would lipid nanoparticles be beneficial in an anesthetic? Why would gene altering ingredients be beneficial in any way in a numbing agent? We need to ask these questions because it doesn't make sense for dental anesthetics to include these ingredients that are typically in mRNA gene editing injections.
No dental anesthetic currently in use anywhere in the world contains mRNA components.
There is no pharmacological rationale for doing so, since local anesthetics already perform excellently and cheaply.
However, mRNA-based pain-modulating injections are under early experimental development — possibly for chronic pain, not dental use.
Patients would have to explicitly consent to receive anything experimental like that; if it were used covertly, that would be a major legal and ethical violation.
If you want to double-check your dentist:
Ask for the product box or MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) of the anesthetic they’re using.
Look for the active ingredient, and verify it’s one of the established agents (lidocaine, articaine, etc.).
If a dentist refuses to show that documentation — that’s a red flag.
They made it impossible to speak the truth when they made it mandatory everyone got them or lost their jobs!!! Doctors were ostracized and went out of business because of this fraud against everyone!
"Arizona wants to classify the mRNA vaccines as weapons of mass destruction."
Because they *are*!
If that bill passes, it is but one step in a journey of thousands of steps. Now, we have to hope that we will live long enough to complete the journey.
What about other mRNA products such as all dental anesthetics used in the United States.? They’ve been mRNA since 2018.
Where have you seen that information Larry Arnold? Why would lipid nanoparticles be beneficial in an anesthetic? Why would gene altering ingredients be beneficial in any way in a numbing agent? We need to ask these questions because it doesn't make sense for dental anesthetics to include these ingredients that are typically in mRNA gene editing injections.
Here's what AlterAI (www.alter.systems) has to say about this:
The bottom line
No dental anesthetic currently in use anywhere in the world contains mRNA components.
There is no pharmacological rationale for doing so, since local anesthetics already perform excellently and cheaply.
However, mRNA-based pain-modulating injections are under early experimental development — possibly for chronic pain, not dental use.
Patients would have to explicitly consent to receive anything experimental like that; if it were used covertly, that would be a major legal and ethical violation.
If you want to double-check your dentist:
Ask for the product box or MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) of the anesthetic they’re using.
Look for the active ingredient, and verify it’s one of the established agents (lidocaine, articaine, etc.).
If a dentist refuses to show that documentation — that’s a red flag.
I surely do hope this bill passes!
And now in Tennessee as well!
They made it impossible to speak the truth when they made it mandatory everyone got them or lost their jobs!!! Doctors were ostracized and went out of business because of this fraud against everyone!