Australian Professor: Ivermectin 'Amazingly Successful' in Killing Coronavirus

News Max ^ | August 8, 2020 | Tauren Dyson

[yoe]

An Australian drug known as Ivermectin, which is already in use throughout the world to treat parasitic conditions, is showing great results in killing coronavirus in studies involving patients, (according to Sky News.)

"Because I'm involved in developing these in the U.S. where all the patients are, there are a number of studies that are amazingly successful. We're talking close to 100%. In fact, we haven't seen a result yet under 100%. It looks like corona is very simple to kill," Professor Thomas Borody, medical director of Australia's Center for Digestive Disease. "It's available as a prescription medication. You wouldn't use it alone ... but you add two other things to it such as doxycycline and zinc."

[Tennessee Conservative]

I think a lot have had it and didn’t even know. It doesn’t hurt to be prepared. Stay healthy!

[Svartalfiar]

I don’t blame the FDA for the warning. I’ve recently had to deal with someone medicating a dog (different drug) without bothering to look up how to do it. (What the mcg/Kg are for the particular species and for the particular parasite. ) The dog overdosed but will be OK.

Yup. If I remember correctly, dogs are about 4x more sensitive to caffeine than humans are. AND you have to include weight - that dog might weigh 4x less than you do. So one cup of coffee for you, is the dog's equivalent of 16 cups of coffee!

[momincombatboots]

I wasnt dreaming. Geve this to my cat once. For years i have been saying yet a great vet.. he will treat you more effectively than your doctor. I have seen a sharp dexlcrease in clinical abolity over the last 10 years. Highly educated, but not clinically.. trustworthy. Thats the kindess thing i can say.

[Does so]

The difference is that the dose people are taking is very light (the dose is for a 10lb dog).

I tried some, and my fleas are gone.

[Varda]

Me too and my coat is shiny.

[Bob434]

Thank you for that link- will watch it- I have a couple of medical conditions, so i have to be super careful when reading about ‘all natural products’ like herbs or minerals etc that claim to work wonders- as many sites fail to mention potential health issues that could result- so i try to always do a bit of research into things like ‘Will such and such cause kidney or liver damage?” or ‘Will such and such cause any kinds of negative effects?” and i always try to see if clinical trials have been done-

I don’t trust anecdotal claims because I’ve seen many such cases where everyone was praising some product- only to find out myself that it could cause organ damage, which the anecdotal testimonies never mentioned-

Products like Ginko Biloba- you look it up and it has rave reviews- so i took it myself- little did i know it could cause ‘Spontaneous Bleeding”- Well, I can personally attest to the fact that this happens- I came very very close to dying from it- and needed emergency blood transfusion to save my life- I’ve needless to say- been very wary of claims since then- and have learned the hard way, that ‘All Natural’ does not mean ‘Always safe’

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

traderrob6 :" Generic “Ivermectin” is dirt cheap for my dog.....Not sure the cost for the human version."

The cost of remdesivir is approximately $364.oo per dose, and several doses are required,(IIRC 6 doses) according to NIH.
If this stuff is so "dirt cheap", I imagine BigPHARMA will oppose any 'off label' human use.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

I just got off the phone with my buddy who has a cattle ranch. He said he has a good supply. I told him if I get sick I was coming to see him.

[yoe]

August 10

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3872828/posts?page=2#2
Just watched that video....do you know where you got that video, the source?
Thanks
yoe

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

tik :"The cost of remdesivir is approximately $364.oo per dose, and several doses are required,(IIRC 6 doses) according to NIH.
If this stuff is so "dirt cheap", I imagine BigPHARMA will oppose any 'off label' human use."

Lurkina.n.Learnin :" I just got off the phone with my buddy who has a cattle ranch.
He said he has a good supply"..

Realize the the pharmaceutical companies make the drug compounds for animals and human under the same medical protocols
and to the same medical hygiene standards.
The main reason for the additional expense for human medications is that you are paying for the Research and Developement expenses.
Same drug is suitable for both animals and humans, generally made in the same laboratory under same exacting conditions.

[cicero2k]

The difference is that the dose people are taking is very light (the dose is for a 10lb dog). I doubt most people know that the average dose of fenbendazole for a 100lb dog would be toxic to people.

On the other hand, stage 4 cancer patients are taking 1200 mg daily, with good results. There are many Facebook groups dedicated to Fenben and other alternatives for cancer control. We have become our own oncologists, using standard of care medicine for support as in advice, imaging and acute care.

[Varda]

True but 1200mg is not close to the dose for 100lb dogs. Fenbedazole (along with others in that class) is currently generating a lot of research. It’s pretty fascinating stuff. It’s mode of action correlates with some older research about cancer cells and how they grow. I’m very hopefull that taken together better cancer treatments will be the result.

[yoe]

#29: "... I frankly think these people, whether in the FDA, medical boards, or elsewhere conspiring to block HCQ, Ivermectin and other available drugs for off-label use just to throw the election or extend state control over the people should, quite frankly, hang from the neck in public until dead." Coronavirus PING!"

How right you are!! All should watch the movie (netflex) "Fool Proof"...it is the true story of a Dr. who for years could not get a drug called Herceptin for breast cancer years...because of the FDA and medical politics.

Been there 'an done that with a small drug co.

[Dick Bachert]

Came in from a friend. No idea the source. That said, what the hell are the odds of “33” turning up in THAT MANY widely separated pressers????
My guess is ASTRONOMICAL!