Ivermectin for Human -Dr.Peter McCullough

Dan Ball: You see what they do? Did you notice all those talking points were identical with three different networks? What do they say? A horse drug? It’s for horses. It’s for pets. Fearmongering you to (not) take anything else but their vaccine. Well, joining me right now is a Dr. I’m sure you recognize, we’ve had on the show before. Dr. Peter McCullough, who we’re going to talk a little bit about this new fearmongering of Ivermectin, and Doc, welcome back to the program. This reminds me of circa May 2020 and for about two or three months, all the mainstream media did after Donald J. Trump stood up there and talked about hydroxychloroquine is say it was horrible, it’s bad, don’t use it. And now there’s reports a year later that it’s working, that there are benefits, and the media is not even talking about hydroxy they’ve now jumped on Ivermectin. Can you please, for our viewers explain that there is a medical grade for humans and a animal grade? There’s difference in Ivermectin, right?Show more

Dr. Peter McCullough: So, Ivermectin, is, you know, a human drug. It’s used and approved for treatment of scabies and other parasitic infections. But it’s been found in COVID-19, that have brought blocks nuclear entry of the virus into the human nucleus, as well as helps block some of the effects of the spike protein, and are 69 supportive studies. 31 randomized trials, all showing when used early in combination with other drugs, reduces the severity of disease and importantly, reduces mortality. Ivermectin supported in guidance documents by the Association of American physicians, surgeons, frontline critical care Consortium, American Frontline Doctors and the truth for health organizations. So Ivermectin has strong support. And, you know, it’s disappointing to see misinformation coming from the media and other government sources.

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