Kansas

You’re always asking me for damn links, how about you cough up a few.

Show me.

Poor little Paul, can’t navigate a webpage. Here, it took me all of 10 seconds to go to the linked page and pull out the statement from the hospital that I told you was there.

Imagine, you don’t even have to read the article. Just read the hospital’s statement.

The third sentence is the important one, if you can’t be bothered to read the whole thing.

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Fair enough, I stand corrected and retract my original statement. Appreciate you filtering out the salient points from that awful site. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to make another martini and log off. Enjoy the rest of the weekend.

It is being prescribed for internal or external parasites, because that’s what it’s for, not Covid. So I guess I should rephrase my question. Are any human doctors who are worth a shyt prescribing this for Covid?

https://www.ama-assn.org/press-center/press-releases/ama-apha-ashp-statement-ending-use-ivermectin-treat-covid-19

Well, I went to the feed store yesterday to get dog food. Big sign on the door saying they were out of ivermectin. I asked the young lady working the register about it. Turns out there’s been a run on it as of late. Hmmmm….

And what feed store might this have been? I can see you maybe at an Atwoods but not what I would call a feed store.

Don’t know what the hell Atwoods is but I went to the local Tractor Supply.

Lol, That’s about like an Atwoods.

Not what I’d call a feed store…

A “rural lifestyle retail store.”

Well they sell feed and it’s a store and they can’t get ivermectin because morons are buying it in bulk to rub all over themselves.

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Why are they doing this ?

Because Oklahoma?

Have you not read this thread?

Not even this page?

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Dr.

See if you spot any problems with this account:

“The sudden craze among COVID-19 vaccine skeptics to take Ivermectin — an anti-parasitical treatment commonly used in horses and other farm animals — has caused an overwhelming amount of people needing treatment for overdosing on the drug across Oklahoma.
“Since the beginning of May, we’ve received reports of 11 people being exposed to ivermectin,” said Scott Schaeffer, managing director of the Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information. “Most developed relatively minor symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and dizziness, though there’s the potential for more serious effects including low blood pressure and seizures with an overdose, as well as interactions with medications such as blood thinners.””

It's written that way to pit us vs. them. Look at this thread it works perfectly. Government and media leading you around by the nose. Quite tragic really.
Mike

You don’t trust any media that doesn’t support your narrative. Got it. Nobody is stopping you from rubbing goat wormer all over your body, have at it. Once again, if my doctor prescribes it in a dose acceptable for a human, I’d have no problem taking it. So far it doesn’t seem like many doctors are prescribing it for Covid in this country.

No, that’s not it.

One of those stories was simply made up. Nothing in it was true.

Another suggested that the entire states’ hospital network was overwhelmed with these cases, while also stating that there had been a total of 11 cases over a four month period in the entire state and in most of those cases the patients had mild symptoms such as nausea. To claim that 11 people with mild symptoms over a four month period had overwhelmed an entire states medical system is just nonsense. Whoever wrote that crock of **** needs to get out of the journalism business.

Nobody that can think for themselves would be swayed by rubbish like that. Why is it that you can’t seem to discern fact from fiction?

This is all part of the media narrative intended to scare people away from using ivermectin.