Summary: Ivermectin is MUCH better and affects viral replication via multiple methods whereas the Pfizer drug only affects one.

Yeah but can you charge $500 a dose for ivermectin? I think not.

yeah, but Biden doesn't get his 10% off Ivermectin.

I like this doctor. Seems balanced unlike many of the charlatans out there.

https://www.biopharmadive.com/news/pfizer-merck-launch-large-new-trials-of-oral-covid-19-drugs/605939/

Pfizer's treatment is a combination of protease inhibitors, a type of medicine long used to battle HIV.

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3327999/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7996102/#!po=37.8788

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32251768/


Ivermectin was found as a blocker of viral replicase, protease and human TMPRSS2, which could be the biophysical basis behind its antiviral efficiency.

Ivermectin is a specific inhibitor of importin /-mediated nuclear import able to inhibit replication of HIV-1 and dengue virus

he FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro

You could hardly ask for a BETTER CoVID therapeutic inhibitor than ivermectin, based of of that information.

How many people have the radical leftists and CoVID cultists and big pharma killed working in concert to ridicule and suppress its use??

Ivermectin worked for me extremely well.

Pfizer and Merk both had large, broad studies on effectiveness of their protease inhibitors.

The Pfizer and Merck studies went so well that they canceled the trials and started giving the drug to patients that were previously receiving the placebo.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/15/8-lingering-questions-about-the-new-covid-pills-from-merck-and-pfizer/

Since there are two drugs out there, one is going to be a little better than the other.

The one that is losing in sales will start having trials of combination therapies, including ivermectin.

When that one pulls ahead, there will be clinical trials on all three in combo, etc.

The good news is these work extremely well. They reduced deaths in these studies to zero.

Thats right, zero.

These things will get fast tracked. I expect something as soon as late spring. If you haven't got the jab, see if you can hold out a little longer.

Do, the extreme vaccine push is to cash in as fast as possible by big pharma and their Dem political lackeys before the bottom falls out and much less risky and lower cost and more effective medications become widely available

Salute ivermectin?

MouthBQ98 said:

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CORRECT: So, the extreme vaccine push is to cash in as fast as possible by big pharma and their Dem political lackeys before the bottom falls out
CORRECT: and much less risky
UNSUBSTANTIATED ASSUMPTION: and lower cost a
CORRECT: and more effective medications become widely available

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I've known multiple people who have had tremendous relief from covid after taking ivermectin. Our local clinic has been prescribing it as a standard protocol since at least June. Two in particular that stand out are my brother in law who's BMI is probably >45 and my 83 year old neighbor with multiple comorbidities. Both were unvaxed and started getting real sick fast after their positive tests. They each started taking ivermectin within the first day or two after diagnosis and saw almost immediate results. Both were back to normal within 3-4 days of taking the drug.

BusterAg said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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CORRECT: So, the extreme vaccine push is to cash in as fast as possible by big pharma and their Dem political lackeys before the bottom falls out
CORRECT: and much less risky
UNSUBSTANTIATED ASSUMPTION: and lower cost a
CORRECT: and more effective medications become widely available

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Also remember:

Pfizer is the only company operating in a for profit model with their COVID treatments. Everyone else is operating profit neutral

So Pumping Pfizer stock is the only option for politicians to cash in on it before the balloon bursts

MouthBQ98 said:

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Do, the extreme vaccine push is to cash in as fast as possible by big pharma and their Dem political lackeys before the bottom falls out and much less risky and lower cost and more effective medications become widely available

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. Next EO will be the unvaccinated have to take this "new" pill at their own expense to protect the vaccinated.

BusterAg said:

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Pfizer and Merk both had large, broad studies on effectiveness of their protease inhibitors.

The Pfizer and Merck studies went so well that they canceled the trials and started giving the drug to patients that were previously receiving the placebo.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/15/8-lingering-questions-about-the-new-covid-pills-from-merck-and-pfizer/

Since there are two drugs out there, one is going to be a little better than the other.

The one that is losing in sales will start having trials of combination therapies, including ivermectin.

When that one pulls ahead, there will be clinical trials on all three in combo, etc.

The good news is these work extremely well. They reduced deaths in these studies to zero.

Thats right, zero.

These things will get fast tracked. I expect something as soon as late spring. If you haven't got the jab, see if you can hold out a little longer.

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Poor Covidians ...who mocked, laughed and denigrated us for using and recommending our horse paste. They, and media cost a lot of folks their lives and their loved ones. Hope you aholes are satisfied.

They will never admit to themselves or others they are the ones emerging bloody-handed from this. Their own self perception and ideological narratives won't permit that level of honest self reflection.

BusterAg said:

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Pfizer and Merk both had large, broad studies on effectiveness of their protease inhibitors.

The Pfizer and Merck studies went so well that they canceled the trials and started giving the drug to patients that were previously receiving the placebo.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/15/8-lingering-questions-about-the-new-covid-pills-from-merck-and-pfizer/

Since there are two drugs out there, one is going to be a little better than the other.

The one that is losing in sales will start having trials of combination therapies, including ivermectin.

When that one pulls ahead, there will be clinical trials on all three in combo, etc.

The good news is these work extremely well. They reduced deaths in these studies to zero.

Thats right, zero.

These things will get fast tracked. I expect something as soon as late spring. If you haven't got the jab, see if you can hold out a little longer.

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We already have a drug....

baron_von_awesome said:

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BusterAg said:

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Pfizer and Merk both had large, broad studies on effectiveness of their protease inhibitors.

The Pfizer and Merck studies went so well that they canceled the trials and started giving the drug to patients that were previously receiving the placebo.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/15/8-lingering-questions-about-the-new-covid-pills-from-merck-and-pfizer/

Since there are two drugs out there, one is going to be a little better than the other.

The one that is losing in sales will start having trials of combination therapies, including ivermectin.

When that one pulls ahead, there will be clinical trials on all three in combo, etc.

The good news is these work extremely well. They reduced deaths in these studies to zero.

Thats right, zero.

These things will get fast tracked. I expect something as soon as late spring. If you haven't got the jab, see if you can hold out a little longer.

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We already have a drug....

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Respectfully, we do not have a drug with widespread clinical data showing a zero percent death rate.

Ivermectin may or may not be as effective as these new protease inhibitors. Ivermectin has a different target. The target of these new drugs was chosen specifically to stop COVID.

I anticipate that ivermectin likely DOES help. I also anticipate that it doesn't help as much as these new inhibitors. The good news is that the trials on these new drugs went REALLY REALLY well.

Liberals shouldn't be allowed to get Ivermectin since they have been screaming that it's a horse dewormer that won't help.

That's how this works, right?

BusterAg said:

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baron_von_awesome said:

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BusterAg said:

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Pfizer and Merk both had large, broad studies on effectiveness of their protease inhibitors.

The Pfizer and Merck studies went so well that they canceled the trials and started giving the drug to patients that were previously receiving the placebo.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/15/8-lingering-questions-about-the-new-covid-pills-from-merck-and-pfizer/

Since there are two drugs out there, one is going to be a little better than the other.

The one that is losing in sales will start having trials of combination therapies, including ivermectin.

When that one pulls ahead, there will be clinical trials on all three in combo, etc.

The good news is these work extremely well. They reduced deaths in these studies to zero.

Thats right, zero.

These things will get fast tracked. I expect something as soon as late spring. If you haven't got the jab, see if you can hold out a little longer.

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We already have a drug....

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Respectfully, we do not have a drug with widespread clinical data showing a zero percent death rate.

Ivermectin may or may not be as effective as these new protease inhibitors. Ivermectin has a different target. The target of these new drugs was chosen specifically to stop COVID.

I anticipate that ivermectin likely DOES help. I also anticipate that it doesn't help as much as these new inhibitors. The good news is that the trials on these new drugs went REALLY REALLY well.

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Did you watch the video? The new drug only affects one modality of the virus whereas there are multiple scientific and peer reviewed studies showing ivermectin affects more than one modality of the Covid virus. Looks to me like ivermectin is more effective than this new drug.

Par for the course with the government

Pinche Abogado said:

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Ivermectin worked for me extremely well.

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As well for me…. And my father…. And mother…. And brother who all had rona.

Enviroag02 said:

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BusterAg said:

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baron_von_awesome said:

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BusterAg said:

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Pfizer and Merk both had large, broad studies on effectiveness of their protease inhibitors.

The Pfizer and Merck studies went so well that they canceled the trials and started giving the drug to patients that were previously receiving the placebo.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/15/8-lingering-questions-about-the-new-covid-pills-from-merck-and-pfizer/

Since there are two drugs out there, one is going to be a little better than the other.

The one that is losing in sales will start having trials of combination therapies, including ivermectin.

When that one pulls ahead, there will be clinical trials on all three in combo, etc.

The good news is these work extremely well. They reduced deaths in these studies to zero.

Thats right, zero.

These things will get fast tracked. I expect something as soon as late spring. If you haven't got the jab, see if you can hold out a little longer.

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We already have a drug....

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Respectfully, we do not have a drug with widespread clinical data showing a zero percent death rate.

Ivermectin may or may not be as effective as these new protease inhibitors. Ivermectin has a different target. The target of these new drugs was chosen specifically to stop COVID.

I anticipate that ivermectin likely DOES help. I also anticipate that it doesn't help as much as these new inhibitors. The good news is that the trials on these new drugs went REALLY REALLY well.

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Did you watch the video? The new drug only affects one modality of the virus whereas there are multiple scientific and peer reviewed studies showing ivermectin affects more than one modality of the Covid virus. Looks to me like ivermectin is more effective than this new drug.

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That's the theory.

There are thousands of drugs that enter clinical trials on theories like this that don't cut the mustard.

I'm not saying the Dr. in the video is wrong, and ivermectin isn't better. I'm saying we don't know. Just cause it works on paper doesn't mean it will work well in the human body. If it always worked out, we wouldn't even have clinical trials.

The reality is we have very impressive clinical trials for the new protease inhibitors, and do not for ivermectin. There are obviously a lot of politics involved on why this is so. That really sucks.

But, don't take away from the bad news that we look like we have an extremely effective therapeutic for this disease based on clinical research. That is excellent news.