I consider myself to be an average man. Opinionated? Possibly so, but that used to be the birthright of every free-born Englishman. My late wife used to despair at my instincts to complain if I felt that the standards of service when we ate out at some restaurant which did no come up to my expectations.
So when, some eighteen months ago, this Government rammed though Parliament some highly restrictive Laws which literally took our freedoms away, brought our economy crashing down, made millions nearly destitute because they were unable to work, held millions more hostage because they were elderly, and living in care homes: all because of a virus which is proven to be deadly only to the vulnerable, the very old, and the truly stupid: I became more than concerned.
This Government then spent billions (borrowed, because we don’t have money ourselves) on masks and gowns and other paraphernalia which simply weren’t up to spec; all in a frantic attempt to show that they were doing something.
Fair enough, some extremely clever scientists, in GB&NI, Europe and America produced vaccines which, although very costly, were tested and found to be efficacious in the production of antibodies, which is, presumably, the gold standard for this type of process. In GB&NI, in Europe, in America and in China (the source of the virus), the race was on to convince whole populations to accept the jabs; but problems arose when a sizeable proportion of those same populations decided that they did not trust the politicians or the scientists when they declared that those vaccines were safe. The arguments raged on, with politicians suddenly over-fond of the sweeping powers which they had granted themselves, and virtually overturning Democracy in the process.
An American President was treated with a revolutionary drug combination which worked, and which saved his life; but the treatment wasn’t pushed for inclusion into the general population, possibly because that President was Donald Trump, and what he favoured was anathema to his Opposition in both political and scientific worlds. The time wore on, many thousands died during the time before the vaccines became readily available, but, certainly in the West-oriented world, no other solutions were tried or adopted.
But hang about, over in Uttar Pradesh, an Indian State, the use of Ivermectin has proven so successful that the authorities are reporting that COVID cases are plummeting in India thanks to new rules that promote Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine to its massive population. The 33 districts in Uttar Pradesh, India have now become free from COVID-19 government informed on Friday. The recovery rate has increased up to 98.7% proving the effectiveness of IVERMECTIN as part of the “Uttar Pradesh Covid Control Model.”
Despite this overwhelming success, no Mainstream Media, no TV or major newspaper carries this news, except to disdain and vilify the very idea that Ivermectin is of any use other than as a Horse DeWormer.
I look at the enthusiastic promotion of a new and untried vaxx tech, combined with equally enthusiastic shunning of anything that might be an alternative, and conclude that there is an *agenda* behind all of this. Perhaps many agendas, but keeping people alive isn't one of them.
ReplyDeleteFrom my internet searches on Ivermectin, it is apparent that it is not on the approval list for humans.
ReplyDeleteThere are companies in India that will, they are us, send orders for Ivermectin to the UK. At hugely inflated prices of course.
The concern I have is about the contents of the tablets that would be sent; are they the real thing? And of course, how are they to be taken and when? I doubt if NHS doctors would be prepared to give advice on an unapproved medicine.
So the only way for us to safely obtain Ivermectin is for the UK regulatory body; is it still NICE?; to give its approval.
And I don't see any clamour from the medical profession for them to do so.
As PD say, Ivermectin is on the WHO list of essential medicines. It is safer than aspirin, with fewer side effects.
DeleteI bought some from India last year. I bought a mid priced band 12mg tablets. $US18 per 100, say £15. Postage about £20, cost to me just under 35p each.
I am concerned that they are genuine and unadulterated. Two things lessen my doubts:-
+They are in very professional packaging, individually foil bubble packs and in sealed boxes.
*At that price why bother counterfeiting when the real thing is so cheap.
I tested a half tablet, then a whole one with no ill effects.
Anyway, last month my wife and I, both early 70's and unvaccinated, caught the WuFlu. When we were ill we both had two tablets, 2 days apart. We both recovered from the virus though some effects have lasted a while. I think we would have taken I earlier and more frequently if 100% certain of the quality. I would mention we have both been on 4000 units of vit. D3 for a couple of years to keep our immune system toped up.
JiC wrote: "From my internet searches on Ivermectin, it is apparent that it is not on the approval list for humans."
ReplyDelete"Ivermectin, ‘Wonder drug’ from Japan: the human use perspective"
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3043740/
"WHO Expert Committee on the Selection and Use of Essential Medicines:
Application for inclusion of ivermectin on the WHO Model List of Essential
Medicines (EML) and Model List of Essential Medicines for Children (EMLc)
for the indication of Scabies
Submitted: December 2018"
https://www.who.int/selection_medicines/committees/expert/22/applications/s6.6_ivermectin.pdf?ua=1
And finally:
"Marketed since 1981, its low cost, high efficacy and safety, and the marked helminth tropism (therefore with almost no impact on human biochemistry) have led to the ****inclusion of the drug in the 21st World Health Organization List of Essential Medicines***** [3]."
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8354804/
**** emphasis mine.
We should be prosecuting the media for manslaughter. They are the ones that have enabled this colossal screw up that has caused massive loss of life.
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