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It's at least relevant because it has a history of being used in large volumes with humans without killing them. It's more than just "Sheep dip" which is the pr

• King-Aaron 5y ago
  The fact that you keep using the word 'propaganda' when referencing warning people against using a non-approved veterinarian product with known severe side effects in humans says a lot about your position on the subject. As it stands there is no strong evidence that supports Ivermectin as an effective treatment for covid-19 (The big Elgazzar study was withdrawn due to it being mainly faked, and the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases found it to not be a viable treatment) and many people have been hospitalised due to self medicating with the stuff.
  • kranke155 5y ago
    Veterinarian product ? You must be joking? There’s a human and an animal formulation for ivermectin. Its use is widespread in many countries including places in Africa where it’s cured river blindness since that’s caused by a parasite. You seem woefully misinformed yourself if you think ivermectin is a vet Product. It’s human medicine, in use for decades.
    • cheaprentalyeti 5y ago
      Well, it's a vet product, just like Azithromycin used in animals as well as humans, and prescribed to me in the past and furosemide, used in horses as well as people, and which I am currently prescribed... The propaganda point is where you use the fact that it's used in horses to ignore that it's also prescribed to humans on a large scale.
      • kranke155 5y ago
        Pretty much.