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Message: <blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 26387798" data-attributes="member: 562115">As usual there are two sides to the coin. One camp says it does work, stating that patients who are treated have less complications and their PCR returns negative in less time than usual. There are Ivermectin (IVM) advocates all over the World, including those in the US & the UK.OTOH, several trials done return inconclusive result and thus the CDC/FDA/EMA doesn't approve it as a Covid-19 treatment regime.IVM is generally a safe drug, used on children too but nobody took a did a study on the long term usage of just like many do for Covid. Hence obviously a proper medical body cannot authorise it for continuous long term use.. Ivermectin can inhibit the Covid virus in-vitro. That's a fact.But  it's used for Covid-19 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Mexico, and India have approved the drug for use by medical professionals. The Indians now use it like lollies...That's what I heard from sources in there.Some have tried Ivermectin at a relatively high dose (exceeding the recommended dosage for parasitosis ), along with Dexamethasone 4-mg injection, Enoxaparin and Aspirin. The combination of these supposedly stop the progression in mild cases of Covid and also decrease the mortality across all stages of the disease.As prevention control many resort to Ivermectin 18 mg. -one dose on day 1, and then repeat weekly (every 7 days) and Vitamin D3: 2000 IU (50 mcg) daily. These are not proven but some would argue that it works.Personally all in our family use Vitamin D3 daily ever since Covid began. It does give a better chance but again trials came back inconclusive. Vitamin D3 was used since the original SARS epidemic, and 10,000 IU (IV injection) were given to the old.Here's a comparison that the pro Ivermectin group uses FYI.I only hope that someone will design an anti-viral drug against the Covid-19 - that would certainly a game changer. At least a drug that stops the transmission (one already on trial stage) would be quite benefical.[ATTACH=full]124009[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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