"Ivermectin Worked!": Peer-Reviewed Study Finds 74% Reduction in Excess Deaths

“It’s now peer-reviewed and published. Ivermectin worked!” exclaimed Kim Iversen on her news show.

Ivermectin, a controversially-discussed drug in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, was found in a 2020 study from Peru to significantly reduce COVID-related deaths. With the backing of a peer-reviewed publication, this assertion is more potent than ever.

Dr. Pierre Kory, an early advocate for Ivermectin in the treatment of COVID-19, highlighted this particular study. At the time, it was merely a preprint - meaning it hadn’t undergone the rigorous peer-review process that acts as a hallmark for credible scientific research. Yet, the data was compelling enough for Dr. Kory and his associates at the FLCCC to champion widespread Ivermectin distribution.