Dr. Chris Shoemaker about Ivermectin

"They wanted to call it horse paste. It was human medicine, it was used in humans for 12 years before the veterinarians asked for permission to use it for their horses and cows. Ivermectin was used for humans for 10 years before it was ever used in a veterinarian purpose. It's original purpose was to help with a river blindness syndrome in Africa. But it has other uses, it can mop up viruses as well as parasites. It does it beautifully and it also by the way is part of the curative mechanisms for people who have neurologic injuries or seizures or they can barely walk. Doctors who are being allowed to be doctors are prescribing it appropriately in certain settings in the States and it should be everywhere right now."