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Ivermectin - How effective and safe is it

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I'm happy for any therapeutic to be available for prescription if it has been on the books for a long time and causes minimal side-effects.

What fascinates me is the determination to trash ivermectin when, if used as per protocol and used as soon as symptoms manifest, appears to be beneficial. (I have heard good reports of fluvoxamine but other than keeping an open mind on it, can't comment.) The amount of words and energy expended by interested parties with links to the pharmaceutical industry, and useful lay idiots/irritants like those who promote the official narrative on here, is truly remarkable. Who has the available funding for a RCT on something that's not going to make you any money? Scientists' funding often depends on them coming to the 'right' conclusion (see the Hodgkinson article on TCW)

If you want the jab, then have the jab and the next jab, the next jab and the jab after that ad infinitum. Just stop crying when others manage to evade infection without it, and maintain an intact immune system by listening to sensible health advice, rather than our State system which appears to have gone rogue.

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Posted by: @jane-g

Who has the available funding for a RCT on something that's not going to make you any money?

The would be the TOGETHER  trial, run by McMasters university, under the leadership of Edward Mills. It found that ivermectin made no significant difference to the course of covid19.

 

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Posted by: @jane-g

Who has the available funding for a RCT on something that's not going to make you any money?

The would be the TOGETHER  trial, run by McMasters university, under the leadership of Edward Mills. It found that ivermectin made no significant difference to the course of covid19.

 

So that would be one. I heard also about the Principal trial being run in the UK, and how it appeared set up to fail by starting treatment late into symptom onset. It is well documented how the hydroxychchloroquine trial was so badly run and gave such a ridiculous dose that test subjects were harmed.

Clinical research is not without corruption, which is why observational, real-world studies are often more valuable and less likely to be 'captured' than those with a pre-determined outcome. 

If you want a Covid jab: knock yourself out. At least ivermectin is never likely to be mandated.

 

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