Ivermectin Safety Claims: Sugar Pills and Early Treatment

Ivermectin as I said to you is safer than a sugar pill. You'd have to take a lot to make yourself sick.

Wait, well, let let let's stop for a moment.

Safer than a... tell me that again. Yeah.

Yeah, this might be a bit of an exaggeration but not by much.

Um, Ivermectin is so non-toxic that if you gave someone, you know, Ivermectin every day,

if you did a randomized trial, these people are getting Ivermectin every day and these people are getting sugar pills every day,

my prediction, test it, see what happens,

would be that the people who were getting the sugar pills would end up having more harm, at least in,

you know, spikes in their insulin level than the people taking Ivermectin.

So that's why I say it kind of flippantly. You know, it's safer than a sugar pill.

We have a a, you know, a prevention protocol and then we have an early treatment protocol.

Uh, early treatment protocol we use Ivermectin,

which is not a horse dewormer.

So that that was a propaganda campaign which was orchestrated by the FDA

and is a complete utter lie.

It's not... it's... they claim it's a toxic horse dewormer.

So let's be clear, 3.7 billion doses of Ivermectin have been given to human beings,

and after penicillin, it has had the greatest influence on the health of

the humanity on this planet by complete... by almost eradicating a whole number of parasitic diseases.

It is completely safe.

I don't know how to stress it enough. It is completely safe.

So you're more likely to die from Tylenol.

You're more likely to die from Tylenol than you are from Ivermectin.

So, you know, we could argue about its efficacy. We believe it's an effective drug,

but, you know, if um, you have very few options,

what is there to lose?

If you have a sick patient, you have a drug that's completely safe, a drug that is cheap,

what in... what in the heck have you got to lose by trying this drug?