6 Sep 2022 8:21 am
Yeah? What about it? Here's what about it, pretty much a summary of the whole treatise in this one paragraph...
Nobody's saying ivermectin is a bad drug. It's a great drug. It's an effective drug. It kills all sorts of bugs and worms and can synergize with other drugs to improve the effectiveness of one or both drugs.Today, ivermectin remains a relatively unknown drug, although few, if any, other drugs can rival ivermectin for its beneficial impact on human health and welfare. Ivermectin is a broad-spectrum anti-parasitic agent, primarily deployed to combat parasitic worms in veterinary and human medicine. This unprecedented compound has mainly been used in humans as an oral medication for treating filarial diseases but is also effective against other worm-related infections and diseases, plus several parasite-induced epidermal parasitic skin diseases, as well as insect infestations. It is approved for human use in several countries, ostensibly to treat Onchocerciasis, lymphatic filariasis (also known as Elephantiasis), strongyloidiasis and/or scabies and, very recently, to combat head lice.
BUT IT DOES NOT KILL VIRUSES. IT DOES NOT SYNERGIZE WITH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINES TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE VACCINES.
Ivermectin has been shown in INVITRO lab tests to synergize with Remdesivir and other anti-viral drugs but only in concentrations that are dangerously poisonous to the human body. The one lab study where some impact on the Sars-cov-2 virus was identified was at a dosage level 25 times the maximum safe dose for humans.
This information from Nature.Com says it's a remarkable drug for what it's good for. I agree.
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