Ivermectin shields the receptor against EVERY new, mutated, and bio-engineered spike protein.
Or, the magic vaccine merry-go-round can continue unabated.
outside of a hospital study, in the real world application, and when there’s a high rate of mild cases anyway, how does anyone know whether taking ivermectin really works, or it’s just mild cases recovering naturally? It doesn’t prevent infection either, as shown real-world in Peru and Brazil where it was available early on in little $5 kits.
So you have to look at hospital studies which tend to show only 60-70% effective in mitigating mild-level hospitalizations - that’s less than monoclonals and less than vaccines. The other problem with the studies is, the percentage effective, are all over the place and none of the studies show consistency.
Ivermectin will never gain acceptance until it has a solid ‘number’ of dosing, time and effectiveness. Same as all the other treatments. Studies continue. Some complain the studies are taking too long, but they should consider the complaints the vaccine studies weren’t long enough.