Very true. I see it very often. But it also applies to the medical community. Belief "Hydroxychloroquine does not work" is based on WHO Solidarity study where

Very true. I see it very often. But it also applies to the medical community. Belief "Hydroxychloroquine does not work" is based on WHO Solidarity study where late stage patients were poisoned with high dosage hydroxychloroquine while a lot of research suggests that it may have positive effect on early treatment with low dosages. The same applies to Ivermectin for example. There was one double-blind study in JAMA journal that was not able to display any effect. It has been also concluded by the medical community that Ivermectin does not help. Nobody appears to have seen the rebuttal that displays serious protocol failures of the study and highly likely placebo unblinding (placebo had different taste and Ivermectin was available over the counter and was advertised heavily as covid-cure in the region). Other research (5 double-blind studies, about 400 participants in total) suggests that it has effect against SARS-COV-2 level in the body).