> None of which supports the notion that Ivermectin has any effect against COVID (in isolation). Yes correct > It's correlated with better outcomes in poorer

> None of which supports the notion that Ivermectin has any effect against COVID (in isolation). Yes correct > It's correlated with better outcomes in poorer countries for the simple reason that if you dose enough people with an antiparasitic drug in an environment where many people have parasites, overall health improves and a greater percentage of people are better equiped to fight off the worst effects of COVID. Sounds like a win > Private health care professionals in the (US|UK) catering to rich internet readers will happily prescribe an antiparasitic to their patients on demand, they keep their customers happy and an There was a specific medley being prescribed for $3500 with many baulking at the inclusion of ivermectin and refusing to take it but being strongly recommended by the doctor to finish the entire course despite already feeling improved. > antiparasitic won't kill anyone and might even help with any undiagnosed parasites. Sounds like a win. > Properly conducted trials with sufficient ANOVA don't show any benefit for those with no parasites Big whoop.