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Nell Goddin's avatar

I have long covid. My dr. rx'd ivermectin in December and it was a gamechanger for me. Took me from so debilitated and ill I was about to hire help, to being ok to manage on my own. Not a cure, but a huge shift in the right direction. The fact that this drug has been politicized and propagandized makes me want to give up on this damn country.

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Geneva Ayte's avatar

If anybody is interested, Merck is developing Molnupiravir (MK-4482)as a therapeutic to treat COVID-19 infections. It is in Phase 3. Merck received a base award amount of $1.2 bil on 6/7/21 from the federal government representing 1.7 mil doses; do the math. Link to comparison of Molnupiravir v. Ivermectin: https://austinpublishinggroup.com/pharmacology-therapeutics/fulltext/ajpt-v9-id1149.pdf

Not surprisingly, the two are similar. With neither showing any serious adverse side effects. "Molnupiravir is a pro-drug of the novel active antiviral nucleoside analogue ... It's a broad spectrum antiviral agent. ... Ivermectin is a broad-spectrum, anti-parasitic, antibiotic and which has demonstrated broad-spectrum antiviral activity" ... Merck had the patent on Ivermectin until 1996. So it is not a coincidence that they have developed this very expensive drug, Molnupiravir, funded by the US taxpayer and which is similar. It follows, then, why there is so much disparagement of Ivermectin. If widely accepted, it could rain on Merck's parade and greatly embarrass BARDA. What I cannot grasp is that for the 10 months when the vaccines were being developed, certain caring, critical care physicians sought out existing drugs and developed protocols. These have been changed multiple times and are currently undergoing more changes to address the variants issue. The FLCCC Alliance recommends the use Ivermectin as part of more expansive protocols which they have developed for the prophylaxis and treatment of COVID-19 at all stages by both the vaxxed and the un-vaxxed. These physicians should be lauded, not abused.

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