Read on Facebook and Bitchute? Where can I read the scientific literature you have been reading?
For the dumb Ivermectin cultists
- Thread starter gwb-trading
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Read on Facebook and Bitchute? Where can I read the scientific literature you have been reading?
Another day, another study showing Ivermectin is useless for preventing or treating Covid-19.
Ivermectin ‘not clinically useful’ against Covid, study finds
Drug has become a cause celebre in parts of the vaccine-skeptical American right
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/covid-news-ivermectin-use-study-b2038846.html
Ivermectin ‘not clinically useful’ against Covid, study finds
Drug has become a cause celebre in parts of the vaccine-skeptical American right
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/covid-news-ivermectin-use-study-b2038846.html
Got scientific peer reviewed triple-blinded, randomized, placebo-controlled trial study data to go with that claim there big guy?
You can go read the linked study -- it included a control group with a placebo and is peer reviewed.
"The paper detailing the study’s methodology and findings has been approved for publication in a major peer-reviewed journal, and will be presented at National Institutes of Health-sponsored forum today."
Please post the link to the study when it is released big guy. That should be fun.
Ivermectin is an ionaphore, known to supply intracellular zinc, known to be antiviral by reducing viral replication during the first 5 days of infection.
The study should have data confirming the symptom onset date vs the treatment onset date.
Please post the link to the study when it is released big guy. That should be fun.
Ivermectin is an ionaphore, known to supply intracellular zinc, known to be antiviral by reducing viral replication during the first 5 days of infection.
The study should have data confirming the symptom onset date vs the treatment onset date.
The study is already is released. Go read it at the link and educate yourself.
Here is a summary for you -- "The study of more than 1,300 at-risk patients who visited clinics in Brazil has shown that those who were given the drug experienced no better results from the treatment than those who were given a placebo."
there's no link there big guy. Post it up, what's the problem, your customer service is lacking too. lol
It's sad that you can't find the link to the WSJ and then hence the study. But this is what we have come to expect of you.
WSJ is blocked.
Post it up mr helpful.
Common sense:
Please post the link to the study when it is released big guy. That should be fun.
Ivermectin is an ionaphore, known to supply intracellular zinc, known to be antiviral by reducing viral replication during the first 5 days of infection.
The study should have data confirming the symptom onset date vs the treatment onset date.
Please post the link to the study when it is released big guy. That should be fun.
Ivermectin is an ionaphore, known to supply intracellular zinc, known to be antiviral by reducing viral replication during the first 5 days of infection.
The study should have data confirming the symptom onset date vs the treatment onset date.