haxxiy said:
Ivermectin does reduce viral load in the lungs... at around 20 times the maximum safe dosage in adults. So I'd assume it's something else entirely unless they made a huge breakthrough and managed to somehow select the peptides with antiviral properties and found they lack the corresponding citotoxicity. Regardless it will definitely require prescriptions, whether it is an antiviral or an antibody cocktail. These things can select for viral resistance if administered willy-nilly. |
The unfortunate part is that "close to Ivermectin" is such a low bar when it comes to chemistry. Many drugs are "close to" one another in structure but that completely changes their efficacy. I'm sure that whatever Merck announces people will overlay it with ivermectin and say it's the same, just changed slightly to make it more expensive and to not "trigger the libs".
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