Suppression of Ivermectin - Crime of the Century

[impact]

You may not like YouTube but what about a State senate hearing on Rumble?

https://rumble.com/vh6r2n-hall-expla...-05172021.html

[Jakezilla]

I do not trust YOUTUBE as a basis for science articles, period, never will.

My side was to post about what Ivermect is, it is an anti parasitic, I use it with my sheep when they have worms and it is used as such in people. There have been some use of it but it is very specifically used to treat people with parasites.

If you drink enough bleach it will kill covid in your system too, you will not be alive to enjoy it but it will kill the virus.

If you would have watched the video I posted, which is a youtube version of the darkhorse podcast, you would realize that the use of ivermectin as an anti-parasitic is covered. You would have also heard about the mechanism by which ivermectin fights COVID and heard the discussion of all the studies around the world that point to Ivermectins effectiveness at fighting COVID. You can download the podcast on a podcast app and by pass youtube if it makes you feel better.

Bret and Heather Weinstien both hold PhD's in biology so this type of discussion is not unfamiliar territory for them or outside their field of knowledge. If you would have watched the video you would know that as well.

What I originally posted and what you posted are so far apart I am not even sure where to start.

If you want to be serious about this, watch the video and let's have a conversation.

Information is wherever you find it and it is up to you to determine the veracity of it.

[onelessarrow]

yea..they don't deny it works, the only issue is it hasn't been approved for use in the US...either has the Covid vaccines..they are only in use under the 'emergency measure act'. But ivermectin is used in 3rd world countries with documented success.

The first minute of this video is a message from Americans frontline doctors.
They know people don't have to die.

https://rumble.com/vh70vz-i-prevail-breaking-down.html

[Jakezilla]

So I emailed my MP about the ivermectin question and why the CPC weren't pushing the issue.

I don't want to post the actual response but this is the general point.

High ups in the Health Research Caucus receive regular updates on therapeutics to combat COVID. There was a presentation on Ivermectin from the FLCCC Doctor's alliance (https://covid19criticalcare.com/) showing 60 clinical trials and 12 countries that have implemented Ivermectin as an effective solutions. CADTH (the Health Canada Approval Branch) chose to look at the worst two of the clinical studies and has taken a position that not enough information exists to act.

Your tax dollars at work

I asked a few pointed follow up questions and I am waiting for a response.

[werner.reiche]

I do not trust YOUTUBE as a basis for science articles, period, never will.

My side was to post about what Ivermect is, it is an anti parasitic, I use it with my sheep when they have worms and it is used as such in people. There have been some use of it but it is very specifically used to treat people with parasites.

If you drink enough bleach it will kill covid in your system too, you will not be alive to enjoy it but it will kill the virus.

You are ignoring the fact that ivermectin is FDA approved and that there have already been several clinical studies done which have proved its effectiveness against covid.
The CDC even acknowledges this but recommends that it only be used for further clinical studies - which is strange. You have a drug already approved, proven to be effective, but you won't recommend it for general use.
I think a huge part of the non-use of ivermectin has to do with the availability and effectiveness of vaccines.
The health community at large sees vaccination/immunity as the end-solution, not treating sick people.

[impact]

We don't hear much about India anymore do we? Well, this is why.

Ivermectin obliterates 97 percent of Delhi cases



https://www.thedesertreview.com/news...2d2325a08.html

[werner.reiche]

We don't hear much about India anymore do we? Well, this is why.

Ivermectin obliterates 97 percent of Delhi cases



https://www.thedesertreview.com/news...2d2325a08.html

India has stopped using ivermectin. Not sure it was a success there. Let's not confuse correlation with causation.

https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/ind...st-news-709869

[GW11]

India has stopped using ivermectin. Not sure it was a success there. Let's not confuse correlation with causation.

https://www.indiatvnews.com/news/ind...st-news-709869

That article just says they dropped the treatment guidelines for Ivermectin (and other drugs) recently in favour of the 6 minute walk test. They've been administering a variety of treatments in India since their world-renowned "spike", Ivermectin included. Cases have dropped dramatically.

Some other articles say they've just moved to the position that "no medicines are required" for asymptomatic cases. My guess is because India can't afford to just keep pumping out prophylactic doses of any drug to their population, and especially so if they're no longer in a crisis.


Sent from my SM-A520W using Tapatalk