Ivermectin. Works every time.

Ivermectin is not allowed as a therapeutic in the US because there's no money in it.

So, the data shows it is effective, in countries that have a high rate of parasites infections. It kills the parasite, allowing for the host immune to attack the virus. Try reading something in print.

You should try reading stuff in print too. Ivermectin stops viruses from replicating by binding to the part of the RNA and DNA that tells the cell to take it to the nucleus so it can take over the cell.
Part of the reason it won a Nobel Peace prize.

You are correct, about th w peace prize, but that is all.

--One half of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to William C. Campbell and Satoshi Omura for “for their discoveries concerning a novel therapy against infections caused by roundworm parasites,”

Two scientists did receive a Nobel Prize for their discovery of Ivermectin, but it was intended to treat parasitic infections in humans, not COVID-19.

It kills larvae. Nothing more. "Take it to nucleus". That is hilarious!!

Source one how ivermectin works...
In a study posted online in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers from McGill and Michigan State Universities showed that ivermectin does not kill the worms directly. It binds to proteins secreted by young worms to block the host's immune system.

I wasnt aware Covid 19 acts just like a young worm...

As stated above, it does work, I agree, killing worms.

You do understand that round worm is a bacterial infection right. It stops infection by preventing the virus or bacteria from replicating.

Parasite, is the word you were looking for...

"Roundworms are a group of parasites that includes pinworms and ascariasis."

Not a single cell bacteria. Here is some help for you..

Microorganisms can be unicellular (single cell), multicellular (cell colony), or acellular (lacking cells). They include bacteria, archaea, fungi, protozoa, algae, and viruses

Bacteria are single celled microbes that lack a nucleus.

So, not a worm. Can you guess which one a worm falls into?

Interesting, that just shows that public schools are garbage. Worms still require replication of cells and ivermectin interferes with that.

No, it doesnt. Ivermectin attacks larvae, nothing more. Try to be honest with yourself. Are really going to die on the hill of horse dewormers?

I'm not going to die at all. Only those that have taken the vaccine.

Pretty much how it works.

Keep saying that...

Dude, learn some science.

Nah, I am learning from you.

"I'm not going to die at all." - lokiare

So far I have learned, you are going to live forever! Sounds like science to me!!! Teach me more!!!

Are insults all you got?

Insulting another user....haha! Did you get your feelings hurt, and had to flag it? Hahaha

Nope. I don't bother to flag since they don't do jack against paid trolls and leftists. I'm just noting that there is no argument, just insults.

So, I am neither then, using your logic, as I got deleted. LOGIC HARD. Hahahaha

trump university is not legit science