Ivermectin cures Covid
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Fenderbender123
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I'll say this about Ivermectin...anyone who calls it horse dewormer isn't interested in having an intelligent discussion about it's effectiveness about Covid.
The fact that ivermectin happens to be used in horse dewormer medicine is completely irrelevant. No doctor in the country is telling people to take actual horse dewormer medicine. If doctors are prescribing it for humans, they are prescribing a medicine that is formulated for humans, for human medical conditions, and has been deemed safe for human consumption.
It's like if I said "eating a half cup of whole grain oats is a healthy way to start your day", and then somebody responds "duuuude, ur literally telling people to eat horse food!"... That's how stupid these people sound.
The fact that ivermectin happens to be used in horse dewormer medicine is completely irrelevant. No doctor in the country is telling people to take actual horse dewormer medicine. If doctors are prescribing it for humans, they are prescribing a medicine that is formulated for humans, for human medical conditions, and has been deemed safe for human consumption.
It's like if I said "eating a half cup of whole grain oats is a healthy way to start your day", and then somebody responds "duuuude, ur literally telling people to eat horse food!"... That's how stupid these people sound.
Fenderbender123
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Knock ivermectin all you want. All I'm saying is do it fairly and honestly. Calling it horse dewormer is an attempt to deceive people into believing there isn't a version that is designed for human consumption, and that people who are getting it from their doctor are taking the kind for horses.
Thats how stupid these people sound
Or at least THAT[/i] person.
As usual.
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CuntWaffle
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doogie
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Does this hospital provide any therapies at all? If so, which ones? What has been their track record in recovery compared to other health systems.
Are the therapies used by the hospital based on scientific double blind studies? If so, which studies? If not, why not?
Has this hospital remained 100% open and fully staffed? or, are their “occupancy issues” artificially created by management decisions within the hospital?
Big money in milking along patients on respirators. When hospitals downsize staff and postpone/suspend non-life threatening surgeries, that old cash flow takes a beating.
Checking on grandpa breathing through his tube every couple hours doesn't take near the personnel as actually treating patients who are in for, say, a back surgery or a heart bi-pass.
Turn 'em and burn 'em.
