Veterinary medicine for covid-19 use and prevention.

[parkie13]

youtu.be/FwJq4u_120U(Not working as expected?)

If you have little bit of time please listen to it. It's available either through the mail or in feed stores.

[lenamm]

To be fair, didn't watch the whole thing but as a veterinarian I can tell you ivermectin is not always safe. It is a neurotoxin and I would hesitate to use it in someone with PD. In animals there are genetic mutations (esp in collies and herding breeds) , that can make use of it deadly or cause permanent neurologic damage. If you have any issues with an incomplete blood brain barrier it can kill you. The last thing we need to people trying to self dose this! I do believe it is not approved for human use in the US because of the dangers.

Serious Neurological Adverse Events after Ivermectin

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl...

[park_bear]

Ivermectin discussion start at 3 :24, end at 9:00.

youtube.com/watch?v=qc6VV7u...(Not working as expected?)

The vet has a valid criticism:

covid19treatmentguidelines....

"Recommendation

The COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines Panel recommends against the use of ivermectin for the treatment of COVID-19, except in a clinical trial ...

All-cause mortality was lower among the patients in the ivermectin group than among patients in the usual care group (OR 0.27; P = 0.03). The mortality benefit appeared to be limited to the subgroup of patients with severe disease"

Bolded part means in this study the death rate in the ivermectin treated group was only 27% of the rate of the Usual care group.

[sharoncrayn]

LOL...round an round some of us go...brain dead is the way to go.

Sharon