New Targeted RNA Therapy Directly Binds and Kills Specific Viruses and Parasites

What was said

"It's basically a lab that's able to create an RNA to match the DNA of the virus or the bacteria or parasite or whatever you're trying to focus on. You actually can directly bind to that infection and cause it to stop multiplying. And actually they die. That's my favorite treatment."

Dr. Dempsey revealed she uses supportive oligonucleotide technique (SOT), also called Q-Restrain, which creates synthetic mRNA specifically designed to match and neutralize individual pathogens in patients. The therapy allows targeted killing of viruses, bacteria, and parasites without broad-spectrum antimicrobials. She described it as her favorite treatment for infections, particularly valuable for sensitive patients who cannot tolerate conventional drugs or herbs.