Local news where I live (KS) is reporting an influx of people to the hospital due to overdosing on "muh horse medicine", something about not being able to calculate proper dosages and riddled with "animal de-wormer" I'm sure. I don't watch the local news (or any "news" for that matter), and the couple times I've seen it in the past I thought I had accidentally tuned in to CNN/MSDNC so that should probably tell you everything you need to know right there. Anybody else seeing local anti-Ivermectin propaganda?
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Anti-Ivermectin bits along with Rogan's
Joe Rogan has COVID-19, is treating it with widely discredited horse drug Ivermectin https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/entertainment/2021/09/joe-rogan-has-covid-19-is-treating-it-with-widely-discredited-horse-drug-ivermectin.html
Rogan said he had received ivermectin, a drug primarily used as a veterinary deworming agent. The US Food and Drug Administration has warned Covid-19 patients against taking it https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/tv-radio-web/joe-rogan-podcasting-giant-dismissive-of-vaccination-contracts-covid-1.4663058
Rogan also said he was treated with a vitamin drip and ivermectin, which is primarily a veterinary deworming agent that has not been approved for use against Covid by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/02/us-podcast-star-joe-rogan-tests-positive-for-covid
Yet another example that you can't stop the truth.