Mexico too. They gave pill packs with 2 6mg doses as an experiment to see what impact it would have on hospitalization. It dropped 62%. That’s a low dose too.
Dr. Joseph Campbell. On YouTube still. His approach is incredibly disciplined. If it isn’t in peer-reviewed lit, then he goes to clinical trials. No trials, then community trials. Just the facts. A doctor of nursing.
Of late he was extremely critical of the FDA approval. The approval letter stated 91 percent efficacy, when the FDAs own documentation had efficacy around 68 percent. FDA flat out lied in the approval letter, or they were (in his words) too lazy in the midst of a pandemic to cite their own research.
Either way, very bad look for the FDA.
Wow.
My nephew, who is a fireman/emt, just texted me about all the stories coming in from folks who have been taking the ivermectin paste from Tractor Supply. And that folks are dying and pooping out their intestines, etc. Calling poison control from taking too much.
This topic came up the other day and someone had brought up the fact that the paste can be used but it’s designed to be dosed properly, based on weight and that there’s some type of formula for it.
Anyway, I guess slabbing a big old strip of it on a PB&J probably isn’t healthy as that would probably be enough for 4 horses, I’m guessing.
I guess Mexico, like India, doesn’t have the money to toss away to Big Pharma and Wall St to buy expensive treatments, given away for free, so they have to try an alternate more basic route that works. Go figure.
It’s amazing that these shots are so good that they have to be given to other countries for free, all donated by the Federal Reserve who prints the money to pay the bill and the US Taxpayer who backs the paper. Disgusting.