Would you consider the experimental vax and boosters more safe and effective than Ivermectin treatment and the natural immunity that comes as a result of having gotten Covid?
I believe Ivermectin is pretty safe based on it's history as a malaria preventative and treatment. And studies in third world countries seem to indicate it's effective against Covid. But studies and reviews of studies in more developed countries cast doubt on the effectiveness. (I have some on hand, just in case. But I don't have enough to take regularly as a preventative.)
Vitamin D, Quercetin and Zinc are also of benefit as are some others. Vitamin D deficiency plus covid is deadly.
I've just not seen good apples to apples comparisons to say how it compares to the vax. I suspect that maintaining vitamin D levels is the BEST thing you can do.
I do vitamin D, occasional Quercetin and zinc, AND I got vaxed.
I don't think acquiring natural immunity is safer than the vax. The risks of complications from getting covid are significant. The risk of blood clots are higher than the vax. I've read that the risk of long covid is 25%. The risk of a long term condition from the vax is nowhere near that.
Now if you've already gotten Covid once, the major part of the risk is now behind you. Then a vax probably isn't going to do you a great amount of good. Again, I'm not seen apples to apples studies on this.
Once you've got natural immunity, does that seem to be more effective than the vax and last longer. Yes. But you got to catch Covid and incur those risks to get that natural immunity.
In my opinion, it's safer to get the vax first, and then if you get covid, you're less likely to have complications.
In other words, (the risk of complications from the vax + the risk of complications from getting covid post vax) is less than the risk of complications from getting covid pre vax. But again, show me the studies.
There is so much bias crap that has been published on both sides, that your chances of wasting your life trying to find the answers is now much higher than the complications of covid or the vax or both.