Has Ivermectin been approved by the National Institutes of Health yet?
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"Ivermectin Is A Wonder Drug"... Dr. Pierre Kory
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See the 1st post in this thread... but later the NIH "withdrew approval" just as the ICMR (India's equivalent of our FDA) withdrew support after obliterating Covid in Uttar Pradesh... a region of 200MM people. The FDA pressured them, of course.
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Why is Ivermectin being poo-poo'd? Well for one possible reason... if there is even one other effective medicine/protocol which is effective against the Covid, the current jabs can't get EUA status. (There are other political and financial reasons.)
Explains a lot!
https://www.cnsnews.com/article/nat...ermectin-covid-wonder-drug-if-you-take-it-you
Update... I just ran across this... "NIH approves Ivermectin as a treatment for Covid"... story dated January 23, 2021. So why is it not being used extensively... some of those "political agenda" and financial reasons??
https://www.theburningplatform.com/...-use-in-the-us-for-the-treatment-of-covid-19/
Begs another question... If Ivermectin is approved for Covid treatment, how then are all vaccines except Pfizer still being allowed to be used?* Only Pfizer has FDA approval (phony as a $3 bill, of course), but the others should not be available at all if the law were being followed.
Inquiring minds want to know.
*My subconscious chewed on this a bit... I think it's sort of a technicality. While the NIH has approved Ivermectin for use in treating Covid, the FDA has not. Must ask, "why not"? Shouldn't bother to ask, you wouldn't like the answer.) I think the law about EUA is that there be "no other FDA approved drug/protocol available".
lol Caribbean Med school!