A preprint study coauthored by Dr. Peter McCullough, published in May, described a novel method of deactivating the genetic alteration effects of the mRNA Covid vaccinations, providing hope to the billions of people who’ve been genetically mutated.
"We've published a proposal that potentially we could use what's considered small interfering messenger RNA to bind to Pfizer and Moderna and basically deactivate it so the body can clear it out. We use these small interfering RNAs already in practice. There's one called Patisiran, the other one Inclisiran, I use them in my practice, they only last in the body a few days, they bind up messenger RNA to inactivate it. And then there's another technology called RIBOTAC, which can actually just sandwich the mRNA, so we hope that some basically molecular technology companies can pick this up and consider this. We're gonna need an off switch for this. Now Moderna has their mRNA RSV approved, they have influenza vaccines approved and without any way to turn off the mRNA. We think every single mRNA shot, because it's been made synthetic and resistant to human breakdown is gonna make people progressively sick. We have to find a way to get this out of the body."