Comments by "" (@AdamBladeTaylor) on "New Study Answers The Ivermectin Question" video.

Ivermectin will kill ringworm. As for scabies, it's a treatment, but the dosage has to be exact, as too low a dose allows the mites that cause scabies to adapt and become immune to it. And too high a dose can have serious side effects (nausea, headaches, blood clots, heart conditions, and even death in some individuals).
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Right winger: "I don't trust Big Pharma! So I refuse to take the vaccines made by Big Pharma!" Also right winger: "To stand against Big Pharma I'm going to take Ivermectin, that's made by Big Pharma. That will show them!"
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The problem is, just like with hydroxy that has been irrefutably to be useless in dealing with COVID... nobody that is stupid enough to believe the lies about these and other magical treatments will ever believe these studies. They'll just take more ivermectin.
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Duh? We've known this since the lies about ivermectin started and doctors and scientists around the world stated that there was ZERO evidence that it would in any way help fight COVID.
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@grmpEqweer Well, the medical write up on it claims that it can be used in humans to fight ringworm. So I'm just going off that. However it doesn't work on animals. So I'm guessing that's got something to do with human physiology? I'm not a doctor. I've not gone to look up studies for it.
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@gulfmarine8857 Hey, you could be right. I'm just going off the writeup on things ivermectin supposedly can be used for in humans. I'm not looking up studies or anything.
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