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I've been monitoring this for a long time now. I have ivermectin on hand for deworming my two mini burros. Of course, you're not supposed to use it on humans b
by oblib 5y ago
I've been monitoring this for a long time now. I have ivermectin on hand for deworming my two mini burros.
Of course, you're not supposed to use it on humans but they say that about fish mox too. But as time went on it was pretty clear to me that it was working to prevent covid from becoming severe in the countries that were using it for that because they had nothing much else to use. I saw many reports of it working.
I also read about vitamin D, melatonin, famotidine, and aspirin helping to reduce severity of infections. So, when my wife and I got our 1st and 2nd jab of the Pfizer vaccine we took all of those and had no reaction to it at all. Our daughter took it before her first jab and had no reaction but didn't for her 2nd and she did get sick. As soon as she told us she wasn't feeling good we dosed her with those and just an hour or so later she was feeling good again.
I haven't been infected and now I've reached full immunity so none of that proves anything at all but it's still been worth knowing.
- yumraj 5y agoHow do you know that that dosing did not interfere with you developing proper immunity? In fact, CDC recommends taking fever reducing medicine only once you develop fever after a vaccine and not before vaccination for just this reason.
- oblib 5y agoHow do you know eating a cheese sandwich doesn't interfere? How do you know what I did doesn't improve immunity since all those things I mentioned do seem to lessen the severity of covid? One thing I do know, is that no doctor anywhere has claimed what I did lessens the effectiveness of those vaccines.