n=1 and a lot of information missing. Summary is basically:
"someone had 'long covid', took ivermectin, got better, then got worse"
It's not zero information, and it's not useless to consider, but it's very close to being a worthless example.
The long COVID and vaxx detox scenarios are completely different than the prophylaxis case. Everything needs to be re-evaluated and I suspect each patient will need individual treatment based on:
When they had COVID
What variant(s) of COVID they had
When they were vaccinated.
What vaccine product(s) they had.
How their body has been damaged.
So rather than make a general conclusion that "IVM is dangerous for spike detox", we should be concluding that the long covid & vaxx injured need to be documented in extreme detail and probably can't just hit it with the horse paste like we did in the prophylaxis days.
n=1 and a lot of information missing. Summary is basically:
"someone had 'long covid', took ivermectin, got better, then got worse"
It's not zero information, and it's not useless to consider, but it's very close to being a worthless example.
The long COVID and vaxx detox scenarios are completely different than the prophylaxis case. Everything needs to be re-evaluated and I suspect each patient will need individual treatment based on:
When they had COVID
What variant(s) of COVID they had
When they were vaccinated.
What vaccine product(s) they had.
How their body has been damaged.
So rather than make a general conclusion that "IVM is dangerous for spike detox", we should be concluding that the long covid & vaxx injured need to be documented in extreme detail and probably can't just hit it with the horse paste like we did in the prophylaxis days.