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Health See other Health Articles Title: The great Iv*rm*ctin hoax The great Iv*rm*ctin hoax By Kelly - Sep 7, 2021 You may have seen articles about the Nobel-prize winning drug, Ivermectin. Rolling Stone, that noted organ of record had a barnstormer. All about how Oklahoma hospitals can’t take regular patients because people are overdosing on cow wormer. Sounds awful. And other states followed with their own harrowing tales. Trouble is it was all absolutely false. An example of what is known as “informational flooding” – an online propaganda technique. Furthermore, in a statement issued September 5, 2021, Northeastern Hospital System Sequoyah reported that no patients had been treated for Ivermectin overdose. Indeed no patients were treated for any complications of taking Ivermectin – and no gunshot wound patients or otherwise had been turned away from seeking emergency care. Rolling Stone was forced to publish a retraction of sorts, a correction to their report, wherein they stated the truth of the matter was the opposite. Northeastern Hospital System Sequoyah informed them that Dr. Jason McElyea, although affiliated with them, had not worked in the Sallisaw location in the last two months. So why did it happen. Read this article: The great Ivermectin deworming hoax. But as we all suspected there is swamp cronyism at work here protecting Big Pharma, the World Health Organisation and its downstream friends. In fact, Ivermectin is used every day for human scabies and is not confined to animals any more than penicillin is purely an animal antibiotic. The doctors of Botswana have rallied against the message that Ivermectin is dangerous and prescribe it to great effect. It is the recommended cure in India where cheap drugs carry much more clout. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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