Posted on 09/08/2021 7:41:13 PM PDT by Alter Kaker
You mean the FDA approved Ivermectin decades ago and never noticed this before?
Even snopes finds that hard to believe, marking it unproven.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ivermectin-sterility-in-men/
If true, cool. I’m 57. Guess it’s time for this old horn dog to start bangin’ all that tight and fresh Afghani women Joe’s bringing by the plane load.
No need to worry about child support.
(That’s a joke.)
I’ve read the study, and they link to it. MORE GASLIGHTING.
1) “Ivermectin causes sterilization in 85 percent of men, study finds”
a) Sterilization is a LONG-TERM condition: This study did not look at long term use of Ivermectin.
b) The people who were studies did have their sperm affected, to various degrees. There is nothing saying they are sterile, or even temporarily infertile. In other words, their healthy sperm count drops from 50 million to 30 million or so...big deal.
1)”The study conducted by researchers in Nigeria screened 385 patients with river blindness to investigate the effects of Ivermectin on sperm function.”
DECEPTIVE - Only 37 of the 385 screened were actually studied - others were too sick to begin with.
2) “The above parameters were measured before and after the patients were treated with 150μ g/kg body wt of ivermectin for eleven months”
They talk about 150 micrograms per kilogram of body weight, FOR 11 MONTHS. What the hell does that mean? Is it once, daily, weekly, monthly? They don’t say. I do know that people who have the virus do not take Ivermectin for 11 months, nor 11 weeks, and most not even 11 days. So what the hell are they talking about here. On top of everything else, they only talk about dosage in the Abstract, which is NOT how a REAL PAPER would be written.
Sounds like a FAKE STUDY.
And US soldiers get a dose when posted overseas.
“Based on a study of 385 men who suffered from river blindness.”
It was 37 men who were studied - the 385 number is how many were screened, but 90% were excluded from the study for various reasons.
That ought to get Gates, and the entire criminal left wing global socialist thug cabal attention.
They are doubling down on the absurdity.
It would be nice if you would eplain your problem with my post.
“... Researchers at three universities in Nigeria ...”
Probably run by that Nigerian prince who is willing to get you 5 million dollar winnings for a measly few thousand. Really sucked the gullible media in with this one.
-PJ
You said you had treated 700 dogs. Your second post corrected that to 350, which is half the first post.
So if you had checked your source (I will assume you were the source) you would have found you treated 350 dogs. If you checked your source again, you found you had treated 350 dogs.
Combining the double source check you would come up with 700 dogs.
See?
That’s a lot of dogs.
I guess this explains why the population in Central Africa is in danger of extinction. /s
This particular is a Bill Gates-Effect, not a side-effect and has not been reported outside one specific medical center in Africa, nor did it stop Ivermectin from winning a nobel prize.
Two excerpts from the article:
ransomnote: Background of the 'BILL GATES-EFFECT"
Bill Gates owns the World Health Organization. The WHO is the provider of almost all medical services to Africa. So Gates and Fauci (and others) have used African nations as petri dishes - and Gates has a record of providing a drug that 'accidentally' sterilized MANY girls given the 'treatment.'
About 20 years ago, Gates hired Fauci, telling him 'you make drugs, I'll use WHO to make Africans buy them'.
So my guess, this 'single facility' that reported sterility was Gates funded and approved. It was likely an early depopulation effort on Gates' part.
ROFLMAO
So Bill Gates solved the African overpopulation problem DECADES ago???
India, too???
Seems I missed that ‘news’.
How stupid does one have to be to swallow this tripe?
But it was a Nigerian prince who did the study, and he wants to send you millions of dollars.
Yah. Well I don’t believe it about Ivermectin. What is the average age in Nigeria? It is a nation of young people.
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