Dental Local Anesthetics Testing Reveals a Contaminant: What we can say
By Leo Cashman, DAMS INC [email protected]
Here is an update on what we can say right, early January 2025, about dental local anesthetic testing and what the implications are based on other evidence from researchers who have been testing dental local anesthetics and other injectables. We start by reviewing the dental local anesthetic test results.
Septocaine is the local anesthetic most recently tested. The micro Raman Microspectroscopy lab at the University of Colorado, Boulder, found graphene-like particles in two out of the five vials Septocaine that it tested. The report said “Carbon Complexes: Denoted peak positions correlate to the D and G peaks of graphene oxide (peaks at 1350 /cm and 1585 /cm respectively), but there is no 2D peak in the 2700 /cm range. A material can be categorized as graphene oxide with the absence of the 2D peak, however, I cannot say with certainty that these particles are composed of graphene oxide from this analysis alone.” The Colorado lab also identified a particle that was comprised of aluminum and silicone.
Septocaine is a commonly used dental anesthetic manufactured by Novocol Pharmaceutical of Canada, Inc. and its chemical description is Articaine Hydrochloride 4% and Epinephrine 1”200,000. Novocol is a subsidiary of Septodont, a French company that is one of the largest dental anesthetic manufacturers in the world.
Orobloc had undergone testing earlier Four months earlier, the same micro Raman spectroscopy lab at the University of Colorado in Boulder found that the dental anesthetic Orobloc had graphene oxide particles in it. “I can affirm the presence of graphene oxide particles in this anesthetic with high confidence.” Orobloc, often called Articaine, is made by Pierrel, a company located in southern Italy. Pierrel is also one of the five largest dental anesthetic manufactures in the world. The manufacturer, Pierrel, says that it did not deliberately add graphene oxide to its product and that, to its knowledge, it was not in the Orobloc product.
Septocaine is the local anesthetic most recently tested. The micro Raman Microspectroscopy lab at the University of Colorado, Boulder, found graphene-like particles in two out of the five vials Septocaine that it tested. The report said “Carbon Complexes: Denoted peak positions correlate to the D and G peaks of graphene oxide (peaks at 1350 /cm and 1585 /cm respectively), but there is no 2D peak in the 2700 /cm range. A material can be categorized as graphene oxide with the absence of the 2D peak, however, I cannot say with certainty that these particles are composed of graphene oxide from this analysis alone.” The Colorado lab also identified a particle that was comprised of aluminum and silicone.
Septocaine is a commonly used dental anesthetic manufactured by Novocol Pharmaceutical of Canada, Inc. and its chemical description is Articaine Hydrochloride 4% and Epinephrine 1”200,000. Novocol is a subsidiary of Septodont, a French company that is one of the largest dental anesthetic manufacturers in the world.
Orobloc had undergone testing earlier Four months earlier, the same micro Raman spectroscopy lab at the University of Colorado in Boulder found that the dental anesthetic Orobloc had graphene oxide particles in it. “I can affirm the presence of graphene oxide particles in this anesthetic with high confidence.” Orobloc, often called Articaine, is made by Pierrel, a company located in southern Italy. Pierrel is also one of the five largest dental anesthetic manufactures in the world. The manufacturer, Pierrel, says that it did not deliberately add graphene oxide to its product and that, to its knowledge, it was not in the Orobloc product.
Overview of what it means
The Septocaine report does indicate the presence of graphene oxide according to scientific consensus. The presence of the strong D and G peaks in the Raman spectrum clearly points to the presence of graphene oxide and the fact that the smaller 2D “bump” often seen in the infrared spectrum does not negate that finding but, rather, suggests some impurities on the surface of the particle. So the University of Colorado testing appears to validate the claims of independent researchers that there is a widespread contamination problem and we will discuss this further. |
MRNA and DNA contaminants not found The same local anesthetics, Septocaine and Orobloc, were sent to Medical Genomics where they were tested for the spike-making mRNA as would be found in the Pfizer and Moderna covid shots and for SV40 fragment contaminants as had been found in the Pfizer and Moderna covid shots. But none of those contaminants were found in either the Septocaine or the Orabloc local anesthetics.
Carbocaine testing is already under way Carbocaine is the most widely used epinephrine-free local anesthetic and it is now undergoing testing at the Boulder Colorado lab and at Medical Genomics. No results have been received yet. Epinephrine is often used in many local anesthetics because it is a vaso-constrictor (it causes blood vessels to constrict) thus allowing the anesthesia to last longer and reducing bleeding. But, being the same as the hormone adrenaline, it tends to cause jitteriness and rapid heartbeat in some patients, making their dental experience less pleasant. For them, Carbocaine is a desirable option.
Novello Pharmaceutical’s New Partnership with Moderna Over a year ago Novello announced an agreement with Moderna to provide “fill and finish” for all of the mRNA vaccines that Moderna will be making in Canada. While Moderna has been operating three mRNA vaccine manufacturing facilities in the US it has only one facility in Canada and that is in Laval, near Montreal. Now, it appears that mRNA vaccines made by Moderna in Laval will be bulk shipped to the Novello facility in Cambridge, Ontario, not far from Toronto, where the mRNA vaccines will be put into vials, labeled and packaged. The Canadian government financially supported the upgrade of Novello’s facility’s ability to fulfill the Moderna contract so as to “support national pandemic readiness for all Canadians.”
Carbocaine testing is already under way Carbocaine is the most widely used epinephrine-free local anesthetic and it is now undergoing testing at the Boulder Colorado lab and at Medical Genomics. No results have been received yet. Epinephrine is often used in many local anesthetics because it is a vaso-constrictor (it causes blood vessels to constrict) thus allowing the anesthesia to last longer and reducing bleeding. But, being the same as the hormone adrenaline, it tends to cause jitteriness and rapid heartbeat in some patients, making their dental experience less pleasant. For them, Carbocaine is a desirable option.
Novello Pharmaceutical’s New Partnership with Moderna Over a year ago Novello announced an agreement with Moderna to provide “fill and finish” for all of the mRNA vaccines that Moderna will be making in Canada. While Moderna has been operating three mRNA vaccine manufacturing facilities in the US it has only one facility in Canada and that is in Laval, near Montreal. Now, it appears that mRNA vaccines made by Moderna in Laval will be bulk shipped to the Novello facility in Cambridge, Ontario, not far from Toronto, where the mRNA vaccines will be put into vials, labeled and packaged. The Canadian government financially supported the upgrade of Novello’s facility’s ability to fulfill the Moderna contract so as to “support national pandemic readiness for all Canadians.”

Dr. Ana Mihalcea, MD, PhD, has researched self-assembly of synthetic life forms in human blood Physician Ana Mihalcea has microscopically examined covid shots and also many injectables including dental local anesthetics, both separately and as found in human blood. She has observed the self-assembly of contaminant particles believed to be graphene oxide into synthetic biology forms that have been called nanobots, nanotech and hybrid parasites. The graphene oxide assembly appears to be accelerated by electric fields, toxic metals and by energy provided by such EMF sources as Wi-Fi, cell phones and 5G pole radiation. She cites her collaboration with researcher Clifford Carnicom in reporting that the nanobots are now found in the blood of everyone they test, whether covid vaccinated or not. Dr. Mihalcea has reported extensively on this on her substack account postings (substack.com). For scientists and health care practitioners her two books Transhuman, Volume I and Transhuman volume II have provided much more detail, with pictures of microscopic examinations and case reports. For example she describes how after Carnicom applied a low-level electric current to the synthetic AI biology, the growth of filaments accelerated. This was similar to the observations of Dr. David Nixon who found who found that the application of radiation from a Wi-Fi router would cause the Pfizer covid shot ingredients to grow ribbon-like structures and form microchips.

Even with the unvaccinated, Dr. Mihalcea finds many of her patients have long rubbery clots in their blood vessels. She describes sources of the nanobot formation being not just covid shots and dental anesthetics but also insulin and other injectables, contaminated food, chemtrails and shedding from others who have been infected by the nanobots. Her case reports cite a wide array of patient complaints including cardiovascular issues, strokes, rubbery clots, fatigue, brain fog, neurological disorders, hormonal disruption and weakened immune function. Yet traditional medical tests may come back normal and conventional doctors will likely be baffled by the cases they encounter. A microscopic examination can reveal nanobot swarms attacking red blood cells and killing them. Yet conventional medical testing seems to miss all of this.
Research scientist Maria Crisler, shown here, describes how an expanded and aggressive detox protocol is needed to deal with the nanobots
Chapter 4 of her Volume II describes the use of intravenous (IV) EDTA chelation both to break up the nanobots and to remove the debris and heavy metals from the body through the kidneys, liver and sweat. (DAMS note: EDTA has been widely used for detox of lead and some other toxic metals but it is not a good chelator of mercury). She uses IV EDTA along with IV vitamin C as a favored approach and has also found methylene blue useful. In an interview with another microscopy researcher, Maria Crisler, Mihalcea has discussed how healthy living choices and a natural lifestyle along with detox products all help patients succeed in the necessary ongoing detox effort.
Maria Crisler (right), a longtime parasite investigator and microbiologist, also sees improvement in examined blood following EDTA chelation and vitamin C use but Crisler also emphasizes the value of wide-ranging detox products and methods. Crisler emphasizes the value of sunlight, with its UV, red and infrared rays, near infrared sauna light and heat; she mentions Sauna Space as a good sauna choice. Like Mihalcea, Crisler says that aggressive detox is often needed to get rid of the wide range of “parasites” both the new synthetic ones and the naturally occurring ones “that your grandma used to have.” She mentions use of terpenes such as pine bark oil, rosemary oil, clove bud oil, humic acid and fulvic acid and a long list of other substances and she has helped develop into a new product, Paratrex II. It is not a drug but it is powerful and a patient will need to start low and go slow enough to avoid detox and cleansing die-off symptoms that can be too unpleasant. Paratrex II can be used with a Binder product that contributes to the detox effectiveness.
Research scientist Maria Crisler, shown here, describes how an expanded and aggressive detox protocol is needed to deal with the nanobots
Chapter 4 of her Volume II describes the use of intravenous (IV) EDTA chelation both to break up the nanobots and to remove the debris and heavy metals from the body through the kidneys, liver and sweat. (DAMS note: EDTA has been widely used for detox of lead and some other toxic metals but it is not a good chelator of mercury). She uses IV EDTA along with IV vitamin C as a favored approach and has also found methylene blue useful. In an interview with another microscopy researcher, Maria Crisler, Mihalcea has discussed how healthy living choices and a natural lifestyle along with detox products all help patients succeed in the necessary ongoing detox effort.
Maria Crisler (right), a longtime parasite investigator and microbiologist, also sees improvement in examined blood following EDTA chelation and vitamin C use but Crisler also emphasizes the value of wide-ranging detox products and methods. Crisler emphasizes the value of sunlight, with its UV, red and infrared rays, near infrared sauna light and heat; she mentions Sauna Space as a good sauna choice. Like Mihalcea, Crisler says that aggressive detox is often needed to get rid of the wide range of “parasites” both the new synthetic ones and the naturally occurring ones “that your grandma used to have.” She mentions use of terpenes such as pine bark oil, rosemary oil, clove bud oil, humic acid and fulvic acid and a long list of other substances and she has helped develop into a new product, Paratrex II. It is not a drug but it is powerful and a patient will need to start low and go slow enough to avoid detox and cleansing die-off symptoms that can be too unpleasant. Paratrex II can be used with a Binder product that contributes to the detox effectiveness.
Ongoing detox is for all of us, vaccinated or not, as we seek to be healthy and free Even Mihalcea and Crisler have had to fight off these nanobots themselves in order to stay well. Those who have already gotten rid of the toxic metals, avoid alcohol and avoid Wi-Fi and cell phone use have some advantage, but all of us need to be aware of the many contaminants that we are inevitably exposed to and help others who need to be aware of the toxic challenges that today presents. Along those lines, share this and other emailed alerts with others who would want to know, your bio-dentist, your doctor, friends and relatives who are fighting off illness.
Lead researchers like Ana Mihalcea and Maria Crisler are ready to tell us much more on their web sites and in their interviews, and we encourage the reader to search for those web sites and interviews and learn more. Their integrity and intelligence is impressive. With their microscope work and with information shared from around the world, they are showing the way to being healthy, remaining free and staying human.
Lead researchers like Ana Mihalcea and Maria Crisler are ready to tell us much more on their web sites and in their interviews, and we encourage the reader to search for those web sites and interviews and learn more. Their integrity and intelligence is impressive. With their microscope work and with information shared from around the world, they are showing the way to being healthy, remaining free and staying human.
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