thousands of news hours condemning a largely harmless and well studied antiparasitic medicine that may or may not help. refusing to focus on "treatment" years on now. barely a nickel spent studying treatment compated to the billions on ineffective and sometimes dangerous preventatives
certainly we know that having a parasite is a comorbidity, and we know that ivermectin can help with cytokine reactions. zero studies focus on these cases. (50 pct of the population harbors a parasite of some kind!)
too busy trying to prove that it didn't work as opposed to trying to figure out precisely why it might
Perfect, send me the data and analysis after the study from an accredited institution with researchers not podcasters or comedians or Network TV personalities. Maybe Fecal Transplants are the way? All I know is it is really confusing but there are clear winners in medicine. My favorite in cancer? Rituxan/Rituximab. In the meantime, like the Bitcoin Blocks, people dying every ten minutes as scheduled.
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sorry when it comes to a medicine that has already been proven safe and effective in humans for treating parasites the burden of evidence is on you to prove that it is harmful
so please show me the evidence that it is harmful
Basically in Latin America it was sold over the counter everywhere, even in airports. They sent covid prophylactic kits including ivermectin+vitamin D, Zinc etc. in many latin american countries. But in the "Western world" it was very difficult to get prescription, and next to impossible to import. Gene therapy uber alles.
vitamim C and ibuprofen were also in the El Salvador kits
Basically horse dewormer!
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It ridiculous how many American politicians are bought and paid for big pharmaceutical companies
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Vitamin D is completely underrated in damn near everything? Why? We humans share 60% of the same genes as a head of cabbage, we are 60% water, we need sun. Lookup MS and Lymphoma and then look up all of cancer, the nearer you are to the equator the less cancer there is, aside from skin cancer. We humans need the sun/Vitamin D and water to survive. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35432612/ Bottom line, logoff, get outside and take a walk in the sunshine. (I would get out more if everything wasn't frozen and two feet of snow as the elements were not trying to kill me off.)
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