When this woman's husband - who lives in Kenya - asked his doctor for ivermectin, the prescription was given and filled. Watch her MyStory.
In August 2022, after battling an extreme flare-up of ME, a friend suggested ivermectin to Jenni-May. Over the next few months, her health improved from 30% to 50%. She took ivermectin again in December 2022, when she contracted COVID, and by day 10 she was in the best health she had been in for many years. She’s now at 90% and is totally thrilled and grateful to be experiencing this level of quality of life. Watch this lovely MyStory now.
Although ivermectin was one of only a few repurposed drugs found to be useful during the pandemic, much of mainstream medicine turned a blind eye to its use and all mainstream media attacked the drug viciously and without merit.
Kara Thomas and Andrew McIntyre write in Spectator/Australia about the impact of banning ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19.
Dr. Pierre Kory returns to the Steve Deace Show for an "ivermectin throwdown" debate. In back-to-back segments, Steve Deace first interviews independent journalist Alex Berenson then concludes with FLCCC's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Pierre Kory.
Though happy and healthy today, it took a long time for her to recover from COVID. She wishes she had just ordered ivermectin to have handy, so she could’ve started treatment before waiting five days for the COVID results. Watch her story now.
The FLCCC filed its amicus brief yesterday in support of the lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) for the agency’s campaign against prescribing ivermectin that denied countless patients access to a safe and potentially lifesaving treatment for COVID-19.
The Medincell SAIVE study found that "ivermectin administered for 28 days demonstrated acceptable safety and tolerability without any unexpected safety signals."
Dr. Kory joins Joni Lamb and Table Talk to discuss The War on ivermectin, a surge in sudden cardiac arrests for young men and a sharp decline in U.S. life expectancy from 79 to 76-years.
Writing in The Epoch Times, Katie Spence interviews doctors and health care providers directly impacted by the Food and Drug Administration's "horse paste" social media post in Fall of 2021, which strongly advised against human use of ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment.