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Professor Borody says Ivermectin, used in conjunction with two other drugs, has so-far been extremely successful in treating the deadly pathogen. The drug is Federal Drug Agency and World Health Organisation approved; it is widely used for parasitic infections.
DrPatrickAmoth KEMRI_Kenya are we looking into the Invermectin Triple Therapy(Invermectin tablet,Doxyclycline,Zinc) proposed by an Australian doctor?KEMRI_Wellcome DrMercyHealth askthedg komeshacorona KOTLoyals kot newsgang mondayreport newsnight
Big pharmas and some totalitorian regime are the obstacles to effective drugs - HCQ or this one. We all know why.
Give he has credibility, why wouldn’t the government take a close look at it !!!
Hydroxychloroquine Should Be Available Over The Counter
So here we go. Rowan Dean (certifiable loon) finds yet another guy whose recommendations have been rejected by the government. For all we know Dean found this guy in a gutter (a regular Dean hangout) or at a Pete Evans love in. - the home of pure unadulterated crap
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