Dr. Meryl Nass says that the mRNA platform is just no good

"The mRNA does require a lipid nanoparticle or something else similar to protect the mRNA so you've got a problem right there. But you also don't have an off switch. So in any other vaccine, any normal vaccine, traditional vaccine, you have a dose. You give a half a milliliter, you don't give 5 milliliters, you don't give 10 milliliters, you give a specific dose. When you give an mRNA vaccine, you're not giving a dose because you do not know how many cells that's going to get into, you don't know how much is going to be produced and you don't know for how long. So you're actually required to have, one of the 3 things that FDA requires from all drugs and vaccines is to have a specific dose, to know how much you're giving and you can't know that with an mRNA platform. I think the platform is just no good..."