The trouble with all of the anecdotal stories is that there is no control or way to actual pin the results on the medicine. For all you know, you would have been better in 48 hours no matter what you'd done.

That said, there have been some limited tests on Ivermectin and they have been very positive. It is cheap, it is available, and it has potential to help. Moreover, the potential negative side effects are very minimal.

I've taken it. Not willing to say I am immune or inoculated, but I feel like it improves my odds.

And fir the above reason I listed I think that is why alot of people are tired of it and resistant to any restrictions. When you know person after person that has supposedly tested positive have either the sniffles for 2 days, no real symptoms or feel like they had the flu for 4 days it's hard to continue the madness. I'm not convinced that all the positive tests are real positives. My mind just has a hard time believing that something that kills some goes by like nothing for the vast majority. As much public interaction as I have had from day one, as many people in close proximity to me that have had it, I just have a hard time thinking I havent been exposed numerous times.

Before retirement, I ran several hundred stocker cattle and always gave them a shot of the iver. Occasionally, one of us would accidentally inject ourselves with some. It consistently made us horny, so we start having our wives help with inoculations.

Before retirement, I ran several hundred stocker cattle and always gave them a shot of the iver. Occasionally, one of us would accidentally inject ourselves with some. It consistently made us horny, so we start having our wives help with inoculations.