Wrong topic

This post was edited by Hizkuntza on Aug 30 2021 11:32pm

So Joe Rogan finally gets covid, after telling his followers not to get the vaccine, initially anyway. Takes that horse dewormer and says he feels great. What a clown. He's the male Gwenyth Paltrow.

This post was edited by StayPositive on Sep 2 2021 09:46am

"Hurr durr we don't know what's in the vaccine"

*Takes random cocktail of drugs*

horse dewormer? WHAT lol
man people are goofs

" vaccines are safe and approves for human use" " i dont trust that let me take shit approved for a horse instead"
brains cant be working properly to think that way like wtf we gotta find a way to diagnose stupid

This post was edited by dragoneth on Sep 2 2021 11:21am

Fwiw iirc doctors can prescribe ivermectin to humans too.

It's used in animals and humans.


But ya. Wtf Joe.

It's safe for humans in extreme low doses when prescribed, but there is zero proof it can be used to treat COVID...

All these anti-vax anti-maskers calling people sheep when they out here taking medicine meant for livestock just screams irony. If they want to shit out their intestines and die I guess that's their choice

This post was edited by Meatstick on Sep 2 2021 12:35pm

I’m starting to not be able to stand Joe. I enjoy his none-sense banter with his comedian friends, but he is so easily manipulated, anyone that can eloquently articulate a sentence in front of him is an expert regardless of the content lol.

The best part of this ivermectin bullshit is that it’s used to combat parasites, not viruses
Pretty sure it has absolutely no proven efficacy against viruses in humans. Absolutely ridiculous

Ppl were eating tide pods just a few years back.
Then that hydroxychloriquine aquarium idiot recently aswell.
This (invermectin) shouldn't be that surprising considering a Dr can prescribe it. Some hicks buying it at livestock stores is just plain dumb.
And I highly doubt Joe Rogan went that route.
But media gonna media.

He's always been that way though... he just eats up anything

it does have antiviral properties, but proven in animals and not humans

i was curious so i looked up if there are actually any clinical studies with ivermectin because i recall some third world countries using it quite a bit when covid vaccines weren't readily available (think latin america and south africa)

here's what i found within 2 minutes of searching and i didn't cherry pick

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(21)00239-X/fulltext#seccesectitle0024

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0166354220302011#:~:text=Ivermectin%20binds%20to%20and%20destabilises,normal%2C%20more%20efficient%20antiviral%20response.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41429-020-0336-z

so it's not completely crazy, it's not FDA approved, but there are studies and countries using it since 2020 that suggests it could be explored