Its not just invermectin, its not just HCQ, everything to do with this ridiculous politicized response to a mild respiratory infection.
Take, for example, the case of Vitamin D. Vitamin D deficiency has been, historically, a major health problem, primarily among people with darker skin.
According to data collected between 2005 and 2006 by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), insufficient vitamin D levels were found in 41.6% of the 4495-individual sample size. Race was identified as a significant risk factor, with African-American adults having the highest prevalence rate of vitamin D deficiency (82.1%, 95% CI, 76.5%-86.5%) followed by Hispanic adults (62.9%; 95% CI, 53.2%-71.7%)
Conclusions Vitamin D supplementation was safe and it protected against acute respiratory tract infection overall. Patients who were very vitamin D deficient and those not receiving bolus doses experienced the most benefit.
Vitamin D supplements have been around for years and for most people are safe. Heck, myself I've been taking a supplement for going on 2 years now since my doctor said my bloodwork showed a vitamin D deficiency.
Since the hysteria began, there have been multiple studies showing that higher vitamin d levels were linked to better outcomes if you catch the virus. Last month, a study showed 87% of virus deaths were linked to vitamin D deficiency.
So, here we are. A safe, easy, cheap, widely available way to potentially address outcomes, especially among the minority populations which are being hardest hit by the virus. Is it a cure-all? No, probably not, but it would certainly help (especially since one of the main sources of vitamin D is sunlight and the idiot politicians kept us locked up all summer, thus likely increasing vitamin d deficiency levels). And yet, what do you get if you google "covid vitamin d"? Very first freakin thing on the page, 3 "authoritative news sources" saying "There's no proof it helps!"
Well, there's a heck of a lot more proof that Vitamin D, Invermectin, HCQ, and a bunch of other stuff helps than your vaccines do. Yet we all know which one is going to be physically rammed into our bodies.
If you have a fall winter and spring, then chances are you will be heavily vitamin d deficient without proper supplementation. This plus cold weather kills thousands each winter by compromising the immune system. It is nothing new or shocking, is the reason dairy is so heavily consumed in the Midwest. Fish: salmon, tuna, cod, herring, etc, mushrooms and dairy are our main supplements of vitamin d. Shocking that almost all cultures that live in winter climates eat those heavily.
Yeah, don't play pharmacology and try to dilute from horse posology.
Other option : Ivermectin is often used as a systemic ( not the SJW meaning ) anti-parasitic treatment to get rid of head lice. ( You take it and the lice die when feeding on you, provided you didn't get infested with a lice "line" that resist the typical treatment dose. )
Pharmacies probably carry it behind the counter, and you may be able to get it without a prescription by asking the Pharmacist. Not gonna be avaliable without a script everywhere.
You're probably better off sticking to some Vit D3 suplement as prevention, though.
Yeah, don't play pharmacology and try to dilute from horse posology
Big +1 on this. While it’s likely obvious to most, don’t go playing around with this stuff. It’s been years since I handled it, so I don’t recall the specifics. I’m pretty sure I recall there being serious warnings about human use on the ivermectin sold for livestock.
Its not just invermectin, its not just HCQ, everything to do with this ridiculous politicized response to a mild respiratory infection.
Take, for example, the case of Vitamin D. Vitamin D deficiency has been, historically, a major health problem, primarily among people with darker skin.
Back in 2017, a study found that vitamin d helped weaken the impact of respiratory illnesses
Vitamin D supplements have been around for years and for most people are safe. Heck, myself I've been taking a supplement for going on 2 years now since my doctor said my bloodwork showed a vitamin D deficiency.
Since the hysteria began, there have been multiple studies showing that higher vitamin d levels were linked to better outcomes if you catch the virus. Last month, a study showed 87% of virus deaths were linked to vitamin D deficiency.
So, here we are. A safe, easy, cheap, widely available way to potentially address outcomes, especially among the minority populations which are being hardest hit by the virus. Is it a cure-all? No, probably not, but it would certainly help (especially since one of the main sources of vitamin D is sunlight and the idiot politicians kept us locked up all summer, thus likely increasing vitamin d deficiency levels). And yet, what do you get if you google "covid vitamin d"? Very first freakin thing on the page, 3 "authoritative news sources" saying "There's no proof it helps!"
Well, there's a heck of a lot more proof that Vitamin D, Invermectin, HCQ, and a bunch of other stuff helps than your vaccines do. Yet we all know which one is going to be physically rammed into our bodies.
If you have a fall winter and spring, then chances are you will be heavily vitamin d deficient without proper supplementation. This plus cold weather kills thousands each winter by compromising the immune system. It is nothing new or shocking, is the reason dairy is so heavily consumed in the Midwest. Fish: salmon, tuna, cod, herring, etc, mushrooms and dairy are our main supplements of vitamin d. Shocking that almost all cultures that live in winter climates eat those heavily.
Big Pharma will lose out on billions of dollars on tests and vaccinations.
Yeah, don't play pharmacology and try to dilute from horse posology.
Other option : Ivermectin is often used as a systemic ( not the SJW meaning ) anti-parasitic treatment to get rid of head lice. ( You take it and the lice die when feeding on you, provided you didn't get infested with a lice "line" that resist the typical treatment dose. )
Pharmacies probably carry it behind the counter, and you may be able to get it without a prescription by asking the Pharmacist. Not gonna be avaliable without a script everywhere.
You're probably better off sticking to some Vit D3 suplement as prevention, though.
Big +1 on this. While it’s likely obvious to most, don’t go playing around with this stuff. It’s been years since I handled it, so I don’t recall the specifics. I’m pretty sure I recall there being serious warnings about human use on the ivermectin sold for livestock.