Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "Ivermectin in Africa and Brazil" video.

  1. It turns out that Taiwan (famous for having a much better Covid record than other countries) uses Ivermectin (or a variant) for a common pesticide. Its use is so widespread that Taiwan's NIH-equivalent has published papers concerned that detectable levels of Ivermectin were showing up in humans. Could Taiwan's broad environmental use of Ivermectin explain its better Covid outcomes?
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  2. I looked into whether Taiwan used Ivermectin, since Taiwan is famous for better Covid performance than other countries. Turns out, they use Ivermectin (or a variant thereof) for a common pesticide, to the point that their NIH-equivalent was worried that excessive levels were showing up in human beings. Is there a connection between Taiwan's environmental use of Ivermectin and their better Covid performance?
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