Agree wholeheartedly!I feel they failed to consider doctors in the field who have worked with related diseases for years.
As another retired veterinarian who dealt with coronavirus infections in cattle, swine, dogs, cats, for 40 yrs...and we had effective vaccines for most of those since the 1980s...there was a LOT about the 'response' and "The Science" that TPTB pushed, that made absolutely no sense to me.
Someone earlier in this thread suggested that the veterinary ivermectin products were, essentially, 'dirty', and not safe for human use. Not true! Veterinary pharmaceuticals are subject to the same FDA regulations as their human counterparts, and are often produced on the same lines.
I don't know that I'd take the 'pour-on' formulations orally, or expect them to be effective if applied topically, but I have taken injectable Ivomec cattle dewormer, orally, on numerous occasions - and used it on my own kids when they brought pinworms home from school...and will not hesitate to dose myself if I catch the WuFlu.
I'd even considered just getting a dose of CalfGuard (attenuated live bovine rota/coronavirus vaccine) and taking it intranasally.
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