Japan begins trial for gene therapy drug to grow new teeth in people who have missing teeth

By Rhoda Wilson on December 17, 2024

A clinical trial is underway in Japan to test the safety of a drug that grows new teeth in people with missing teeth. It has been described as an “antibody treatment.” This is disingenuous because it uses siRNA, a gene therapy technology.

Although it is claimed that the siRNA is locally administered, after the misinformation that the covid “vaccines” stayed at the site of the injection when in reality it was widely distributed throughout the body, should we trust them?

What is siRNA technology? Do we need trials to test if it is safe? No. We already know it is unsafe as proved by a siRNA injection that was approved for use in 2018 in the USA, and which is shockingly now being suggested for use in mRNA covid vaccine-injured people.

Table of Contents

Clinical Trials For Drug That Replaces Missing Teeth Underway

How Does the Tooth Regeneration Drug Work?

What is SiRNA?

What is Usag-1?

What is RUNX2?

Get Familiar With mRNA Vaccine Technology Technical Terms

“Pre-medication,” or how to sell $50 worth of generic drugs for $600,000!

Long-term side effects:

Other risks:

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