Who Is Joanna Overholt? Learn more about her TikTok vaccine magnet theory and her recent stint in public below.
Joanna Overholt is an American registered nurse. She recently hit the headlines as she faced the Ohio Statehouse where she tried to claim her theory about the Covid-19 vaccines making humans “magnetic”.
Joanna Overholt along with other medical workers tried to prove that the Covid-19 vaccines contain “magnetic vaccine crystals” in the Ohio state capitol. The news has garnered international attention but for all the comic reasons to the anti-vaccine claims.
Who Is Joanna Overholt? Meet Ohio Nurse
Joanna Overholt is a registered nurse based in Ohio. She has now become a face of trolls and comedic articles after she “hilariously” failed in proving her claims of “magnetic Covid-19 vaccines”.
However, the complete information on the nurse’s personal information including her husband and family is still under review and will be updated very soon.
Joanna Overholt Vaccine Magnet Theory on TikTok
Joanna Overholt’s vaccine magnet theory has hit TikTok as TikTokers have hoarded the platform with supporting videos.
Wow. An anti-vaccine nurse in Ohio tried to prove the Vaccines Cause Magnetism theory in an state legislative committee. The demonstration did not go to plan pic.twitter.com/0ubELst4E8
— Tyler Buchanan (@Tylerjoelb) June 9, 2021
However, this theory has failed to prove in front of the Ohio health committee hence, the theory is no longer to be believed. The concerning authorities regarding the Covid-19 vaccines have stated the vaccines do not contain ingredients that can produce an electromagnetic field, per Buzzfeed.
After she failed the demonstration of her magnetic body with a key and pin, she was again supported by a physician and anti-vaxxer Sherri Tenpenny.
Meet Joanna Overholt On Instagram
Joanna Overholt has not been traced on Instagram as well as other social media sites. Nonetheless, her theory has influenced most of the social media networking platforms.
That Ohio doc who testified about the whole vaccines-make-you-magnetic insanity had HELP.
Joanna Overholt, a nurse said: “Explain to me why the key sticks to me. It sticks to my neck too.” And it didn’t stick. @lbischoff at @DispatchAlerts reportshttps://t.co/MCMJRJdGVA
— Center for Inquiry (@center4inquiry) June 10, 2021
Even so, now that her claims failed in comic ways, she has acclaimed more fame than ever. She has found space on most of the news sites which are being shared on social media rapidly.