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One of several antiviral qualities to ivermectin is that it disrupts viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp) enzymes.
Hmmmm...you don't say.
Well, actually, several of us have been saying EXACTLY this, for weeks, now. And, yes, this IS disturbing to find out we weren't wrong. :(
Thanks for the ping :)
Why?
Simple.
It is off patent, anyone can produce it very cheaply.
Therefore
No obscene profits.
yup
they can gave others take this for awhile
no credibility with me and govtards have even less
If it gets authorization, molnupiravir, which is designed to introduce errors into the genetic code of the virus, would be the first oral antiviral medication for COVID-19.
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If the drug causes the virus to suffer transcription errors what assurance is there it won’t cause transcription errors with your own cells?
I don’t think Merck could resist adding a pill form of ‘the vaccine’ to their fake Ivermectin.
They do know it works. They don’t want it to work. :(
>> Why would the medical establishment not take yes for an answer?
Because the medical “community” is a cult.
R12 and dupont cones to mind.
Both are horse pills 🐴
FYI from one who actually knows what he is talking about......
MerckSchering Plough. The Merck manufacturing system and aquisitions provide Ivermectin in liquid form for reformulating into pills and vet pastes. Ivermectin is a world-wide godsend because it cures river blindness and kills fillaria. It also cures scabies and lice with a single oral dose or two doses divided by three days (works through the system slowly, so taking it every day builds up tioo much in a week, so adverse reactions start appearing, like dizziness, vomiting, etc. Liver overload is the most advrse effect. It takes a huge amount to stop liver functions, so it is considered a high LD50 (lethal dose for 50% of study group), meaning it is relatively safe even with accidental overdose. A full dose for a 1250 pound hiorse would cause liver damage in a 200 pound human, and that is for ALL mamals under the weight suggestions, so the syringes are marked to allow dosing by weight, with a margin for error that is still in the safe range.