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Personally I'm naturally skeptical of any suggested COVID treatments because they tend to be trendy. Before ivermectin, it was hydroxychloroquine. And before hy
by spamizbad 5y ago
Personally I'm naturally skeptical of any suggested COVID treatments because they tend to be trendy. Before ivermectin, it was hydroxychloroquine. And before hydroxychloroquine, it was vitamin D, melatonin, and diluted bleach. And before that it was that it was only harmful to people who lead unhealthy lifestyles: It was less a disease and more like cosmic justice for living an indulgent, gluttonous sedentary lifestyle.
Meanwhile over the last 11 months most of the vaccines have been extremely effective at reducing hospitalization and death. My 3yo son caught COVID from one of his classmates at preschool - my wife and I are fully vaccinated - and we were both able to avoid an infection while under quarantine with our son.
- murderfs 5y agoIt would be hilarious if just like this argues fairly convincingly for ivermectin, all of those (well, the first two) actually turned out to be true, but only for malaria infected and vitamin D deficient patients.