fair enough, just keeping an open mind as we hear what we hear from alternate sources and global locations. I know on the face of it, it sounds ridiculous that it could happen. So my needle is in the middle of the guage, not hard right. But think about this, there are some hospitals that wont touch IVM as it is outside of the NIH insurance if something goes wrong, and they are then sued for using an off label drug. So its hospital administration that is protecting their bottom line, as well as using Remdesivir (approved) that can cause injury while costing the patient $3000. And then you get courts ordering individual patients be given IVM at hospitals. So there are a two lanes of traffic here anyway. But its usually you have to fight for the average joe, to get the IVM and the hospital who would avoid it. While you get out patients being treated by private clinics prepared to give IVM as a front line treatment, because they know that medicine has always been practiced with a multi drug therapy, and many times off label.
