[ConservativeMind]

It’s not clear why from the write up, but it seems to me that either Ivermectin abolished both infections, saving those more likely to die, or maybe an infection factor in which being infected with roundworms tamped down the immune system (known to happen from worm infections) to allow ivermectin to work without the possible immune system overreaction that COVID sufferers sometime get

Interesting.

[ConservativeMind]

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[ETCM]

I have heard people saying this for over a year, that ivermectin can clear parasite infections that suppress the immune system. Effectively, it cures a comorbidity, not COVID itself.

[DugwayDuke]

ConservativeMind wrote: “It’s not clear why from the write up, but it seems to me that either Ivermectin abolished both infections, saving those more likely to die,...”

Or perhaps the ivermectin suppressed the worms resulting in a better health perspective. IOW, ivermectin didn’t do a thing for the COVID but it did kill off the worms. This would be consistent with those without a worm infection showing no improvement.

[Norski]

Having posted previously on links found between parasite infestation, particularly ascaris and roundworm and asthma, and also parasite infestation and cancer, particularly colon cancer, this makes sense.

Researcher Hulda Clark found the above and wrote six books on the subject, healing from these.

[TangoLimaSierra]

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[sauropod]

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[ProtectOurFreedom]

Interesting, indeed. Is it possible that people in areas with high prevalence of strongyloidiasis have been on ivermectin for many years? Perhaps it is the amount of time you’ve been on ivermectin that created high serum levels as opposed to people who took it only when they got sick and didn’t have the same serum levels.

[9YearLurker]

How about the other factors, such as clinical trials in low prevalence regions having been those designed to fail (e.g., with low dosage)?

Just like the HCQ trial scams, I bet.