"Ivermectin"

[FirstBubba]

After extensive research and trials, Ivermectin has shown, to not only cure COVID-19, but to also prevent COVID-19.

https://www.studyfinds.org/covid-19-cure-ivermectin/

[jhjimbo]

Invermectin has been used areound the World for years for parasites. Now known to prevent/treat Covid. Same as HCQ, except Trump liked it so the MSM bad mouthed it. People died because of the press releases. Many Dr's treated patients successfully with HCQ, could have been a lot more.

[FirstBubba]

Two confirmed cases of Delta variant COVID-19 in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Both victims have had both their COVID-19 vaccinations!

[99explorer]

The vaccines are 95% effective.
I'll settle for that.
The perfect should not be the enemy of the good.

[rock rat]

Turns out the study was a fraud.https://www.theguardian.com/science/...hical-concerns

100K American adults remain unvaccinated, forget the snake oil and get vaccinated.

[99explorer]

Danbo - It would be nice if you posted a link in support of these ridiculous statements that you post, like "99% of the population doesn't need..."
Is that your professional opinion?
Or Donald Trump's opinion?

[rock rat]

The numbers have shifted. More younger people going to the hospital, and dying.
April through July deaths, top of the chart is 30%, gray horizontal lines 10% and 20%. So more th than half are still 65yrs old and above, but a full 30% is between 45 and 65. Looks to me like anyone over 14 ought to maybe get vaxed, and here's the kicker.

Now I know a fair number of you could care less what happens to other people, like no skin off your teeth if someone dies whom you don't even know, but to stop the spread of the virus it's very important to get vaxed, even if you personally figure your chances are slim, and for those folks who are maybe young and with kids to bring up but battling cancer and on chemo,,, well maybe consider them for just a second.

[99explorer]

You can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the "country" out of the boy.

People are going to animal feed stores and getting a formulation that’s highly concentrated because it’s for 1,000-pound animals.

https://news.yahoo.com/demand-surges...122559986.html

Though sometimes given to humans in small doses for head lice, scabies and other parasites, ivermectin is more commonly used in animals. Physicians are raising alarms about a growing number of people getting the drug from livestock supply centers, where it can come in highly concentrated paste or liquid forms.

[99explorer]

I doubt the validity of that report.
Here is one that seems more reliable.

https://www.syracuse.com/coronavirus...-vaccines.html

It’s important to know what that 40% figure represents and what it doesn’t. It means that of all the county’s confirmed positive cases since July 1, 40% of them were in fully vaccinated people. It does not mean that 40% of fully vaccinated people were infected. That number is impossible to know, for a variety of reasons, but the percentage is certainly much smaller.

[rock rat]

Two confirmed cases of Delta variant COVID-19 in Wichita Falls, Texas.
Both victims have had both their COVID-19 vaccinations!

Wichita county, of which Wichita Falls is the county seat, is averaging 115 new infections per day, 1358 over the past 2 weeks. They've doubled the rate of detected infection in 2 weeks. During the height of the last wave they were averaging 3 or 4 deaths per day. I guess they have about 40% with at least one jab, maybe 35% with both. Maybe that's half the adults, I don't know. County has around 130K people.

[Danbo]

In Monroe county , Rochester is the biggest city it's averaging 150 case a day . About 2100 the last two weeks with 2 deaths . About 40 % are vaccinated with both shots. . This post could be the truth or it's bullshit.

Nobody on Field and Stream is an expert on vaccine or Covid.

Our resident immunologist is not real he just plays one on Field and Stream .

[FirstBubba]

What some here fail to realize is...
Ivermectin comes in two grades.
1) Agricultural (for livestock)
2) Human (DUH! for humans)

Internal parasites are not uncommon in humans. Therefore, "Ivermectin" suitable for human use.
Most livestock maladies are treated with the same drugs used on humans, except in "Ag" grade.
That's not to say Ag grade can't be used on humans, it just isn't as pure as human grade.
Kinda like diesel.
It comes out of the refining process first and isn't as pure as gasoline. That's why it used to be ten cents a gallon when gasoline was 25 cents a gallon.


https://www.wlwt.com/article/judge-o...st-it/37431420

[rock rat]

In Monroe county , Rochester ....... About 40 % are vaccinated with both shots. . This post could be the truth or it's bullshit.

Nobody on Field and Stream is an expert on vaccine or Covid.

I do know how to use google, and I am a fast reader, and that's all. I agree, you posted BS. Rochester has 64% with one shot, 60% completed, so that's 70% of adults maybe immunized. That might be why they are getting far fewer infections and deaths per capita than that TX County. Monroe County has 5 times as many people.

Ivermectin is good in humans for intestinal parasites and idiocy. Side effects are massive diarrhea, gets the BS out.

[FirstBubba]

Why not use a "horse dewormer" if it works?
Arsenic is used to treat some cancers.
Strychnine is used to prevent heart attack.
Warfarin (rat poison) is used as a blood thinner.
Foxglove is highly toxic and used to make digitalis, a heart drug.
What did Madame Curie discover?
Radiation!
What killed Madame Curie?
Radiation!
What do they use to combat cancer?
RADIATION!

Soooo...... if "horse dewormer" works on COVID-19, why not use it?

[jhjimbo]

All the detractors talk about using horse salve in high dose as a last resort WRONG. That is the spin they put on it for their agenda.

Invermictin early in low dose pill form is the way to use it - highly effective that way. Same way with HCQ, early on and regulated doses. People have been taking it for a hundred years for malaria.