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> FWIW, I wouldn't take ivermectin either as a prophylactic or therapeutic, the evidence just isn't strong enough, but I don't really fault anyone that would ad
by stef25 5y ago
> FWIW, I wouldn't take ivermectin either as a prophylactic or therapeutic, the evidence just isn't strong enough, but I don't really fault anyone that would add it into the stack of treatments upon a diagnosis in the hopes of a small net benefit.
If you're familiar with software development, this is akin to "there's a bug in my codebase and I'm just going to add a bunch of code that probably won't affect anything in the hope that it will fix the bug".
Meds shouldn't be administered in this way. It just ads noise to the system and will complicate things down the road.
- jonnycoder 5y agoYou make a good point even though I take supplements such as vitamin d, etc. I would argue that the human body is already so complex that troubleshooting it similar to how we troubleshoot software is not a fair comparison because software is easier in a relative sense!