Taking Horse Wormer? Are you Nuts!

Way down yonder near the heart of Dixie, Atlanta GA

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The Nobel Committee for Physiology and Medicine in 2015, honored the discovery of a multifaced drug. This substance has been for the treatment of deadly tropical diseases since 1960. Recent tests in Peru netted a 74% reduction in death, in a 30 day test. Ok, that sounds interesting. What makes this drug impressive is the sharp drop in deaths observed in two animal tests against SARS-CoV-2 and a related Beta-Corona virus. The biological vehicle in Ivermectin may also have the ability to bind with SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins and possibly cause antibodies to become non-specific. There is the possibility of this yielding full efficacy against emerging viral mutant strains. Ivermectin is a known cure for Malaria. Also cures Onchocerciasis a disabling parasite infection that causes Elephantiasis. A swelling of the extremities' of the body from the infection. In Sub-Saharan Africa, Malaria kills 587,000 people each year. The Corona virus has killed 335,000 a year, in the United States, for approximately 2 years. And you people want to take horse wormer (Ivermectin) The FDA explains that horse wormer is more concentrated because horses weigh much more than humans and you risk overdose. Duh! Many inactive ingredients found in products for animals haven't been evaluated by the FDA for use in humans. But what is good for my dog is usually a product that humans can take. There is one side effect, like your dog you my get an overwhelming urge to lick your butt. No Butt Seriously. A number of tests have been done by the CDC and the FDA and you can find the outcome of those tests compiled on the web site; Drugs.com. In-fact, you will find info. on many of the drugs you are prescribed, there side effects and what to do if an overdose occurs. Good information to have. Sources: Science Direct Forbes Office of the Commissioner FDA www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda The Nobel Prize Committee www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2015press-release Drugs.com