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> it's been seriously studied in various countries and so far afaik hasn't been proved to not be effective. It also hasn't been proven to be effective. Edit:
by cbg0 5y ago
> it's been seriously studied in various countries and so far afaik hasn't been proved to not be effective.
It also hasn't been proven to be effective.
Edit: to further show why this is a ridiculous approach towards using something that is unproven to treat a disease: cat urine has also not been proven to not be an effective Covid treatment.
- haswell 5y agoI'm on board with the argument that it hasn't yet been proven to be effective, and should be judged as such. The argument about cat urine no longer seems in good faith, though. There are multiple studies evaluating ivermectin as a COVID treatment, but there are no such studies about cat urine. I understand what you're trying to say; however, there's at least enough interest in ivermectin to warrant real trials. I'm not optimistic that it'll be some miracle cure, but let's not pretend it's cat urine.