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'''Ivermectin''' is an off-[[patent]] (generic), inexpensive medication which is considered by some to be an effective treatment for [[COVID-19]] as:
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'''Ivermectin''' is an off-[[patent]] (generic), inexpensive medication which is considered by some to be an effective treatment for [[COVID-19]] as suggested by numerous, constantly updated studies compiled on-line.<ref>https://ivmmeta.com/</ref>
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Ivermectin has been described as:
 
{{cquote|a cheap, safe drug designed to treat parasites that had almost no known side effects ....
 
{{cquote|a cheap, safe drug designed to treat parasites that had almost no known side effects ....
 
“We kind of thought, well, there’s no negatives to taking this,” said [a COVID patient]. “It’s not going to have any really bad side effects. If it could help, why not?”
 
“We kind of thought, well, there’s no negatives to taking this,” said [a COVID patient]. “It’s not going to have any really bad side effects. If it could help, why not?”
 
Within 24 hours, her fever was gone. After two days, Coutts felt completely herself again.<ref>https://www.thecompleteguidetohealth.com/ivermectintestimonials.html</ref>}}
 
Within 24 hours, her fever was gone. After two days, Coutts felt completely herself again.<ref>https://www.thecompleteguidetohealth.com/ivermectintestimonials.html</ref>}}
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Revision as of 17:13, February 13, 2021

Ivermectin is an off-patent (generic), inexpensive medication which is considered by some to be an effective treatment for COVID-19 as suggested by numerous, constantly updated studies compiled on-line.[1]

Ivermectin has been described as:

“ a cheap, safe drug designed to treat parasites that had almost no known side effects ....

“We kind of thought, well, there’s no negatives to taking this,” said [a COVID patient]. “It’s not going to have any really bad side effects. If it could help, why not?” Within 24 hours, her fever was gone. After two days, Coutts felt completely herself again.[2]

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