Johnboy1951 wrote: » https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.05.31.21258081v1 Full study texthttps://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.05.31.21258081v1.full.pdf and finally a video which helps us understand the content and the implications of the study results ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV2H6_0i4f0 Of course if such a treatment were to be accepted, then the 'vaccines' would have to be withdrawn from their 'emergency use' (USA) because it is not permitted to approve emergency use where there is an alternative treatment for a disease. That would surely upset a number of pharma companies and their associates.
Wolf359f wrote: » 89 patients... Why do they be using such a tiny sample size? Pfizer has approved for full FDA approval and you know what they say, prevention is better than a cure. I'm sure Ivermectin would also have to be approved for use to treat covid. Can't just use smarties in dozens of trials, just to get the right outcome in one and then sell smarties as a cure etc...
snnowwy wrote: » Anyone know of any Irish doctors who have commented on this?
drunkmonkey wrote: » hmmm you need to look at the guidelines for early intervention issued on the 22nd of April in India, those products you mention are all recommend now due to updated guidance. The WHO had put India under pressure to stop using them and now says they should only be used as part of a clinical trial. India has went out on its own and ignored them after discontinuing Ivermectin in early November and restating it's use in April.
Ballynally wrote: » You will have to get it from a vet and/or go online. . I myself got some Noromectin oral paste for horses from Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals.
Piollaire wrote: » Dr. Mobeen Syed gives proposed mechanisms of actions for Ivermectin:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZoBAuR4ajs&t=287s
Deleted User wrote: » This is pure lunatic stuff
astrofool wrote: » Invermectin is contra-indicated with warfarin, it is also indicated for low doses only and not for continued use (i.e. levels that have no effect on SARS-COV2), it is toxic at higher doses. A study might come out that verifies the safety of long term high dose use, but it doesn't exist today apart from those self medicating. Companies can produce it, there is no patent. And why are you comparing it to bleach?
suicide_circus wrote: » Youtube channels who discuss this topic can receive strikes and be suspended. It was the same with the lab leak theory until recently. Not saying Ivermectin is any great shakes but platforms getting involved in this way is a mistake.
astrofool wrote: » Its usually a channels way of sneaking in anti-vax content. There seems to be very few people using invermectin until they can get vaccinated, most push it instead of being vaccinated and that's where it descends into a chaos of lies, misinformation and FUD.
e) It is interesting that the Invermectin thread is now heading down the conspiracy theory route for whatever reason
Johnboy1951 wrote: » The absence of believeable official information and explanations is usually the cause of such theories/hypotheses.
ligind wrote: » I The folks I know who are now pro ivermectin - don't agree with lockdowns - didn't believe the hospitals were under pressure - think the PCR test a has 90%plus false positive rate - initially were on the hydroxy chloroquine bandwagon - think the vaccines are highly dangerous
Piollaire wrote: » I'm none of the above but I took Ivermectin until I got vaccinated and would take it again if I got sick. I was satisfied with the conclusions of the various meta analyses and its decades long safety record. I ignored information coming from organisations which had a vested financial interest in other medications (Merck) or from other organisations that were under their influence (WHO, EMA)
Deleted User wrote: » https://touch.boards.ie/forum/576
Piollaire wrote: » The only thing worse than crazy conspiracy theorists are people devoid of any critical analysis skills.
Deleted User wrote: » Like those who believe any old sh*te they hear on YouTube and self prescribe medication?
Piollaire wrote: » I also learned about masks and vitamin D on Youtube long long before I heard about them from our health agencies. Ivermectin could have saved a lot of lives and lot of suffering in this country and elsewhere. The only "sh*te" I'm hearing is coming from the naive or those who have a personal vested financial interest.
Lumen wrote: » Have you asked your GP for their medical opinion of your self-prescribed "horse paste"? If they respond negatively, do you write them off as naive or vested?