Arkansas Gov. Huckabee Sanders Signs Bill Approving Purchase of Ivermectin Without Prescription
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Yay!! Winning!
'On Tuesday, Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed a bill approving the sale of Ivermectin over the counter without a prescription.
Arkansas Senate Bill 189 authorizes Ivermectin for human use to be sold without prescription or consultation with a healthcare professional.
Arkansas is the second state to make the drug available without a prescription, joining Tennessee.
State Senator Alan Clark (R-Lonsdale), who co-sponsored the bill, argued in committee, “I’m more trusting of my constituents’ and friends’ common sense than I am of the medical industry at the moment.”'
I’m in MN, as well. My daughter (45 yrs) has stage 4 breast cancer with metastasis to her bones. We would be so thrilled to buy this for her to try! If you hear of any mail order availability please let me know!!
Can we order it from a Tennessee or Arkansas Walmart pharmacy? I am in MN.
It will be over the counter, and if you need it, there are plenty of us Arkansans who'd love to help you out!
Do you have VENMO or PAYPAL? I’d very much appreciate getting some! I read it will help with bad lungs and would love to try some! Thanks!!
I have a CashApp; and as soon as I find some otc, I'll come back to you. 🙂
Thank you so much!!
Arkansas is looking better and better.
Oklahoma is slacking.....
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Thanks, they have been working on it for over a year.
WTF Utah. You just banned fluoride so where you at?
I'm highly skeptical as to whether our D governor in NC will sign any such bills. I don't believe we have the veto proof majority anymore. Fingers crossed...
Come on, DeSantis.
Being that Ivermectin is safer than baby tylenol, the only reason to restrict this is because it works, and goes against Big Pharma's bottom line.
If they did a study on Ivermectin vs consumption of Doritos, I'd bet multiple thousands of dollars that eating Doritos is more dangerous.
100%. And Doritos don't kill parasites/amoebas.
Might be worth a day-trip to Texarkana to get me some Ivermectin.
I hope some enterprising pharmacist puts up a billboard.
She needs to call President Trump and RFK to make this a national law.
Guarantee this is next. Would be such a simple thing that would contribute SO much to public health. Everyone should be taking it all the time if you ask me. There are literally no side effects except from parasites dying inside you. Should be in some of our foods at this point honestly.
I wish she would call DeSantis....
Huh?
The states are starting to rack up some wins. Fluoride banned in Utah, income tax eliminated in Mississippi, voter ID in Wisconsin.
This sort of progress is the most exciting because it shows we are finally seeing success at levels below POTUS.
So true. I love your optimism! Drip, drip flood. It really is happening.
Great news but this doesn't mean it's in stock anywhere for purchase and that's the critical information a lot of people need to know.
Any Arkansas resident pedes who could check out stores in your town to see what's available and report back? Create a new thread for everyone too
Any reason they can't ship to another state? What's my workaround
Good idea! Let us know if it works. 👍
One down, 49 to go.
About freaking time. Great news. So tired of having to reassure people when I give it to them.
Don't pop these like candy, folks.
Can cause infertility if you're taking too often.
"Ivermectin is a potent inhibitor of fertility in both males and females. It causes a reversible, dose-dependent inhibition of spermatogenesis in males, and a reversible inhibition of ovarian follicle development and ovulation in females.
The mechanism of action is not fully understood, but it is thought that ivermectin binds to glutamate-gated chloride channels in reproductive cells, leading to increased permeability to chloride ions and hyperpolarization. This inhibits the transmission of nerve impulses and causes infertility."
tl;dr Ivermectin is a potent, reversible, and dose-dependent inhibitor of fertility in both males and females.
https://www.yougettingpregnant.com/ivermectin-fertility/
Reversible?
Yes. Fertility is impacted by ivermectin, but it's not permanent.
With that being said, keep it in mind if you're trying to have children.
Haha that might explain something for me 😅