• Raven FellBlade@sh.itjust.works
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      1 year ago

      So a single claim from a single source with a notoriety for spewing fabrication and propaganda is your “proof” against the mountains of evidence to the contrary? You have been lied to, by the very people you’re citing. The propaganda is strong, clearly, since you’re currently peddling it in full faith of its veracity. Ivermectin poisoned, blinded, and killed so many well-meaning people who, like you, were convinced by people more concerned with political ideology than they were for public safety. There isn’t one shred of evidence from any reputable source that says otherwise. New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, Oxford Academic, Lippincott, Duke Health, University of Kansas Medical Center, BMC, Cureus, and HUNDREDS of other studies all conclude exactly the opposite, and all conclude that misuse or overdose of Ivermectin is patently harmful or even fatal to humans. Continuing to suggest otherwise is reckless, unethical, and outright immoral. You’re endangering people too naive, gullible or traumatized to look at this critically. Pushing the Ivermectin lie at this point makes you culpable in the harm done to those who you con into poisoning themselves. Live with that on your conscience.

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        1 year ago

        “Please show me a reputable, peer-reviewed study showing any evidence of Ivermectin efficacy in treating viral infection. Just one.”

        You asked for one so I gave one. If you want more you can look here as a starting point. https://c19early.org/

        You can check out people like Dr robert malone, Dr jay bhattacharya, Dr pierre kory. Other countries have also seen great success with ivermectin and yes I am aware there is a veterinary version. The human version is what is meant to be given to humans in proper dosage. If you’re slurping down horse medicine you might have issues beyond covid.