MERS
MERS-COV
SARS
SARS-COV 1 & 2
HIV
Ebola
AND SOOO MANY MORE!!
All are cured, treated, eradicated by general distribution of Ivermectin
Google Scholar has it all
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Type ivermectin and any virus you want to see if it treats.
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C7&q=mononucleosis+ivermectin&oq=
Ebola: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C7&q=ebola+ivermectin&btnG=
I've never even heard of "Google Scholar." If I didn't know about that site, I would not have known where to look because I didn't know you were referring to an actual website when you said "scholar." I understand why people sent you messages about not providing links.
Thank you for taking the time to connect the dots. I hope my links were helpful. I’m hoping more people get into reading the actual research papers. They can be clunky. I limit it to perusing the beginning and end to see what the paper is testing for and the conclusions they arrive at. Then I go back and see if the data lines up. Then I check to see if it’s been cited, who funded it and where the work was completed. After a while, certain names recur so you get to know who is doing quality work.
I then move around to see how else a subject has been studied, like what other angles were considered. Not all studies make sense, nor are they clean.
After you go through a few and look up some terms, you begin to trust yourself in evaluating the papers.
I compare it to reading climate change shills. There’s some pretty fancy papers out there by “credentialed” clowns that are a complete pile of sheeet.
That is exactly how I read peer reviewed journals for school.