This is a LENGTHY read, but everything you just mentioned is discussed and addressed here, with sources.
Even as scientists study a drug used to deworm dogs as a COVID treatment, the loudest people online claim it's a miracle cure, and that inquiry into it is being suppressed.
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Thanks. I had read that article previous to posting and in part it was why I wanted to share the podcast. If you read the article and listen to the podcast, the inescapable conclusion is that one side or the other is lying, wrong, or possibly both. Let me reiterate up front, I'm struggling not to be gullible with this topic as I know nothing about it. I'm just curious.
Questions that pop to mind are,
1. Which side is right about study results? Kory claims to have results from over 60 studies showing ivermectin works and says that the balance of data is far greater on that side. The other side cites one study and the rest of their commentary is about the quality of the studies Kory uses.
2. Has ivermectin actually been prescribed to humans over 4 billion times and shown to be safe? If this fact alone is true, what is the harm in trying?
3. Following on the heels of #2 (and this is perhaps most important), why must this topic be censored? The article you shared is certainly wrong in claim that it has not been censored. Youtube specifically mentions ivermectin claims as something that will get your channel canceled. Do we have yet another situation here like the Wuhan lab theory, which just 12 months ago mention of was enough to get you branded racist? Why did they have to remove his senate testimony? Why must their Twitter accounts be closed?
4. Aside from claims about formal studies, which side is right about experiential (anecdotal) claims? Again, they can't both be right. Either Kory is telling the truth about places like Zimbabwe, South Africa and Uttar Pradesh, or he is not. If he's incorrect or lying, it should be the simplest thing to expose.
The article makes other claims that look curious to me. Did you read the article linked to by the claim that Gorski poked holes "the size of a Mack Truck" in the argument for Invermectin? I read it and as far as I can tell, it amounts to a lot of innuendo.
I don't know who's right, but it looks like an interesting point to keep an eye on.