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1. What dosage of Ivermectin (mg/kg and days of use) poisons the host? 2. Are you asking if Ivermectin neutralizes the spike protein by binding to it, or by some other mechanism?

What would you consider to be sufficient evidence and of what specific mechanism?

Breathe...!

Catholic Charities was going to be my suggestion, too. You don't have to be Catholic. Their services are for everyone. If they can't find a way to help you directly they will work with you to find someone who can. Don't give up hope, there has to be some way for you to get basic groceries...

Me, neither. I miss it! I love going to see movies in movie theaters. I can't even remember what the last movie I saw in the theater was... it might have been Solo: A Star Wars Story - back in 2018! 😮

I still wear an N95 anytime I'm indoors: stores, church, etc. (not at home, though). Required or not. As long as I see pharmacists wearing them, I'll wear them. I figure pharmacists interact with the public all day and know what they're doing as far as risk management. I have a good supply of...

Hey some of those Costco heat-up meals are delicious!

I don't think you can call us being on Okinawa "controlling Japan." Okinawa makes up .3% of Japan's total land mass. We had a treaty obligation to be there, to protect Japan.

When did the U.S. control Japan? Japan's post-war constitution became official and they elected a new legislature in 1947. The U.S. and other allies signed a peace treaty formally ending the war in 1951. Did you mean those four years? That was seventy years ago.

If they're bending over my open wound (an extraction) it seems like gravity is in their favor, not mine. Face shields, please!

My gosh, that doesn't seem right! I've been delaying getting dental care done since COVID. If I do go to the dentist I'm bringing face shields and handing them out if the staff isn't wearing them!

"COVID-19–like illness?" "adjusted odds?"

Oh, yes. Just as useful indoors as outdoors!

I use one of these to pick up trash along the trails when I'm hiking.

I agree. Clinical studies on the efficacy of ivermectin in treating mildly ill outpatients, clinical studies of the efficacy of ivermectin in hospitalized patients, Ivermectin's use in post-COVID-19 syndrome, and epidemiological data showing impacts of widespread Ivermectin use on population...

Ivermectin doesn't "kill" the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Ivermectin binds to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, limiting SARS-CoV-2 binding to either the ACE-2 receptor or sialic acid receptors. This either prevents cellular entry of the virus or prevents hemagglutination, respectively. Ivermectin has also...

Maskne! So annoying. A little tea tree oil usually resolves mine.

That's horrible. I'm very sorry for your loss, oesdog. I was wondering the other day about the hearing impaired who rely on lip reading to some extent to understand others and how the masks impact them.

Well, let's take a look at what the FDA says - and doesn't say - here: "FDA has not approved ivermectin for use in treating or preventing COVID-19 in humans." The FDA has not approved ANY vaccines for use in treating or preventing COVID-19 in humans, either. None. The current vaccines are...

Yes. The only thing I've found that works is Eucerin Intensive Repair Lotion. Have to use it right after the sanitizer, each and every time. The lotion is kinda gluey but it works.