Ivermectin, for the interested
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Freeforester
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No argument with any of the above whatever, Dalua.
Interesting to note that in Europe, there's a manufacturing plant in Portugal, despite it not being currently approved for use there too, despite that country's many and longstanding links to South American in general and to Brazil in particular (hence the travel ban to the UK currently in place) where Ivermectin is in widespread use over large swathes of several countries. Interesting alsomto note that China has the most manufacturing plants currently producing Ivermectin, but this should surely not be a surprise to anyone.
Am I right in thinking that you would be of the opinion that the many countries now either handing out ivermectin or otherwise permitting its use ('sanctioning' being not the bon mot in this context
) among their beloved peoples is simply reckless, dangerous, incautious, or other, please feel free to say, I completely accept your view re here in the UK, its just that them crazy folks in authority in Slovakia, Bolivia, Belize and the many other countries where they've effectively said, 'well, we can't afford the vaccine, why not try this stuff, I hear it's good?' - how do you view this? Well, I accept that it is perhaps not quite word for word that, but I'm sure you get the jist, i.e. are our own unofficial takers of Ivermectin in society (healthcare professionals included) mad, bad or wrong to so 'protect' themselves before the results of the trials here are done and declared?
Interesting to note that in Europe, there's a manufacturing plant in Portugal, despite it not being currently approved for use there too, despite that country's many and longstanding links to South American in general and to Brazil in particular (hence the travel ban to the UK currently in place) where Ivermectin is in widespread use over large swathes of several countries. Interesting alsomto note that China has the most manufacturing plants currently producing Ivermectin, but this should surely not be a surprise to anyone.
Am I right in thinking that you would be of the opinion that the many countries now either handing out ivermectin or otherwise permitting its use ('sanctioning' being not the bon mot in this context
) among their beloved peoples is simply reckless, dangerous, incautious, or other, please feel free to say, I completely accept your view re here in the UK, its just that them crazy folks in authority in Slovakia, Bolivia, Belize and the many other countries where they've effectively said, 'well, we can't afford the vaccine, why not try this stuff, I hear it's good?' - how do you view this? Well, I accept that it is perhaps not quite word for word that, but I'm sure you get the jist, i.e. are our own unofficial takers of Ivermectin in society (healthcare professionals included) mad, bad or wrong to so 'protect' themselves before the results of the trials here are done and declared?No problem at all.
I guess on the flip side I could point out that for a cohort of 68 individuals, 21-45, with no underlying conditions, exposure to high levels of COVID itself (or mercury, lead, arsenic, smoking, fatty processed foods) would most likely also render no adverse side effects over 7 days.
Perhaps then we should conclude that all these things are potentially safe for elements of society based on the data?
Freeforester
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No, let's not...Ooh, let's not be too hasty!
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A little more background detail on the Slovakian decision to go earlier than other EU countries not already using Ivermectin; seems to be that the efficacy of early treatment and prevention of sickness of patients has more resonance there than in other other Western countries, according to their leading protagonist. Slovakia is a comparatively poor country, when compared to its former union partner, the Czech Republic, and certainly in the lower ranks of the economic 'powerhouses', but a beautiful land.
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Your health, in easy to understand form:
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Nigeria’s Commercial Hub Begins Clinical Trial of Ivermectin
Lagos state, which includes Nigeria’s commercial hub and biggest city, approved clinical trial of the drug Ivermectin to assess its effectiveness against Covid-19.
www.bloomberg.com
South African Health Authority has today also licensed Ivermectin for 'compassionate' use, wtm.
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University challenge goes Ivermectin:
Getting in danger of shaking the doubters and naysayers out of their torpor!
Getting in danger of shaking the doubters and naysayers out of their torpor!
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Ivermectin is apparently in use in Nigeria to combat malaria as its useful against parasite borne diseases such as this - it may also be the only medicine available. We do have the vaccine and places like Pakistan (300 Million population) has only one supply of covid vaccine - 500,000 doses 'donated' by the Chinese. Apparently Pakistan isnt suffering to badly since its populations average age is 21 ! That's a lot of children per adult.
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the only danger is boring people to death with the same drum beat over and over
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The clue is in the title, feel free not to be interested. Your life, and choice, no compulsion to view.
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A very interesting and well conducted, albeit small scale trial and results from Argentina, Spanish, but subtitled in English.
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Freeforester
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The full testimony and q&a exchange by Dr Kory at the US Senate:
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The Efficacy of Ivermectin Against COVID – A YPO Gold Webinar with the FLCCC Alliance
Dr. Pierre Kory’s lecture given during the January 27, 2021 webinar hosted by YPO Gold’s Southern California Chapter for hundreds of CEOs within the international YPO network. YPO is a global leadership community of chief executives with approximately 29,000 members in more than 130 countries.
covid19criticalcare.com
Worth a view, if you're interested. Doubtless 'comedy gold' for one or two 'followers' (again)...
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Meanwhile, from Malaysia:
www.nst.com.my
Plan C might be to quietly allow IVM to do the heavy lifting, given its ability to break the chain of virus reproduction, thus stopping any further spread of the illness by vectors, unlike vaccinated people, who can still catch, incubate and shed more virus, for others to in turn catch. Can't see those vaccinated sitting tight for the rest of the year, they've probably regained at least a bit of their confidence and want to get out and get back to 'normal', like the govt has suggested they will be able to do, once we are all vaccinated?
It is worth remembering that Ivermectin was originally developed as a medicine for use in humans, not animals, it was found later to be equally effective in these, other fellow animals sharing the planet. Somehow, this fact has been, somewhat conveniently for some, forgotten. Or overlooked. Or ignored, hidden from the public, turned on its head, etc.
Nothing much in the Ivermectin 'search' over on the BBC website still, a mention on 20th July last year in an anti-Bosanaro piece majoring on his controversial advocacy for the use of Hydroxychloroquine after Trump's endorsement of the same. Maybe the Oxford guys haven't bothered to inform the Beeb that they're conducting their own trials now, apparently they're a bit suspicious of the experiences elsewhere, and also the meta analysis of Dr Hill over in Liverpool, which is rather significant in itself, given the overwhelmingly favourable outcomes recorded.
Approve Ivermectin as Plan B for vaccination | New Straits Times
Health Director-General Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah has acknowledged that Ivermectin “is cheap, easily available and safe for use.” But in Malaysia, it is only licensed for use in animals.
www.nst.com.my
It is worth remembering that Ivermectin was originally developed as a medicine for use in humans, not animals, it was found later to be equally effective in these, other fellow animals sharing the planet. Somehow, this fact has been, somewhat conveniently for some, forgotten. Or overlooked. Or ignored, hidden from the public, turned on its head, etc.
Nothing much in the Ivermectin 'search' over on the BBC website still, a mention on 20th July last year in an anti-Bosanaro piece majoring on his controversial advocacy for the use of Hydroxychloroquine after Trump's endorsement of the same. Maybe the Oxford guys haven't bothered to inform the Beeb that they're conducting their own trials now, apparently they're a bit suspicious of the experiences elsewhere, and also the meta analysis of Dr Hill over in Liverpool, which is rather significant in itself, given the overwhelmingly favourable outcomes recorded.
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Is that the same as post 106? Have to say, I am convinced this would be a better path to follow than the vaccine.
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