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Originally Posted by Ooloo
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It's not "horse medicine", characterizing as such is just a partisan smearjob. It is approved for use by the FDA for a handful of diseases in humans, not horses. It is prescribed to millions of people worldwide every year. Characterizing it as "horse medicine" is medical misinformation. It might very well be effective in treating covid symptoms, it simply hasn't been studied, therefor it's not yet approved for that specific use.
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It has been used for horse de-worming far more than any anti-covid use so far. It is therefore, you that are spreading medical disinformation by denying its rich history a medication for horse-kind.
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There was a recent gold standard study out of Israel that showed promise. But the other big one was found to be corrupted by those that did the study. Some studies that weren't as authoritative have also shown no positive effect, some did.
So you would call results mixed.