He seems like the kind of person who would say 'nothing'.  Without some research, and with so many unknowns, things could go either way, and that is IF one bases things on the premise that the same magnetic assisted transfection crowed about in the gene therapy circles is what is being used in some cases in some of these trials of the experimental gene therapy.

A careful person who bases their words on precepts of the scientific method will simply have not much, or nothing, to say at this juncture.  A person (or group) like ICENI_Spartacus who is unusually good at research and is very well organized might be able to point to some interesting papers on the topic.  If so, fantastic.

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From _my_ more intuition-based modes of analysis, _I_ would keep the neodymium magnet at a safe distance.  Seems more likely to induce more efficient membrane transfection than anything if one is worried about gene-based infection.  That unless I intended to do some fairly massive debridement as part of the 'protocol'.

Now if the findings of other inoganic crystalines and such which some people claim to be finding in the vaccines are widely reproduced, and such adulterants seemed more threatening to me than the genetic transcriptions, I very well might opt to take a chance that a big-ass magnet would reduce their spreading throughout the body.

The long and the short of things, one side has had decades and a literally unlimited budget to work on this stuff.  The other side is just now thinking about things (after overcoming the rejection of 'evil' in the world as an impossibility), has near zero funding, and is at significant risk from totalitarian corp/gov state apparatus should some of them make any real progress.