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You will note that I start by saying that it's available for humans as a tablet.
The article does not go into details, but I wonder if a medicine prescribed was actually the veterinarian version, cause that would be a real scandal. Anyhow a large scale prescription accross the prison population without checking the condition of each patient would be equally scandalous.AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 11:35 am https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/ ... ctin-covid
Inmates at a north-west Arkansas jail have been prescribed a medicine for treating coronavirus that is normally used to deworm livestock, despite federal health warnings to the public in exasperated tones.
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I don't think the vet formulation requires a prescription at all and prisons are notoriously lax about medical care on their best days. If the doc is actually writing prescriptions for the stuff, I'm not sure it would be scandalous in the least. It's a legit drug, and he's apparently a legit medical doctor, and they write scripts for off-label uses every day. The FDA is having a hissy because people are using the stuff from Tractor Supply.RTH10260 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 5:43 pmThe article does not go into details, but I wonder if a medicine prescribed was actually the veterinarian version, cause that would be a real scandal. Anyhow a large scale prescription accross the prison population without checking the condition of each patient would be equally scandalous.AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 11:35 am https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/ ... ctin-covid
Inmates at a north-west Arkansas jail have been prescribed a medicine for treating coronavirus that is normally used to deworm livestock, despite federal health warnings to the public in exasperated tones.
Well, correctional facilities use animal grade food*; why not OTC horse medicine?RTH10260 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 5:43 pmThe article does not go into details, but I wonder if a medicine prescribed was actually the veterinarian version, cause that would be a real scandal. Anyhow a large scale prescription accross the prison population without checking the condition of each patient would be equally scandalous.AndyinPA wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 11:35 am https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/ ... ctin-covid
Inmates at a north-west Arkansas jail have been prescribed a medicine for treating coronavirus that is normally used to deworm livestock, despite federal health warnings to the public in exasperated tones.
Well obviously, she's Jewish, or why would she care what the backwards spelling means in any language? I betja she has shoe lasers AND hat lasers.
OMG, after I get the third (booster) jab, I am going to have a LOT of potatoes around!The horse de-wormer I get from Tractor Supply is not prescription. Neither is the stuff for cows, swine, sheep/goats. They do vary in the way the drug is absorbed by the animal for which it is intended (as I explained somewhere earlier in the thread).sugar magnolia wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 7:15 pm
I don't think the vet formulation requires a prescription at all and prisons are notoriously lax about medical care on their best days. If the doc is actually writing prescriptions for the stuff, I'm not sure it would be scandalous in the least. It's a legit drug, and he's apparently a legit medical doctor, and they write scripts for off-label uses every day. The FDA is having a hissy because people are using the stuff from Tractor Supply.
Well, as dick tater, having a new super power to pump spuds out of your armpits would be handy for something.
Oklahoma stores are selling out of horse medicine despite an FDA plea not to take the drug:
Despite the FDA telling people not to take the deworming medication Ivermectin, stores in Oklahoma are having trouble keeping it in stock.
When one has a population with a health of a horse ....Kendra wrote: ↑Fri Aug 27, 2021 11:38 am https:// twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1431277826020237318Oklahoma stores are selling out of horse medicine despite an FDA plea not to take the drug:
Despite the FDA telling people not to take the deworming medication Ivermectin, stores in Oklahoma are having trouble keeping it in stock.
A Texas man who helped organize protests against pandemic restrictions is fighting for his life after being hospitalized for nearly a month with COVID-19, the San Angelo Standard-Times reported.
His wife, Jessica Wallace, wrote Wednesday on Facebook that she had a “heartbreaking update” about her husband, Caleb.
“He’s not doing good. It’s not looking in our favor,” she said. “His lungs are stiff due to the fibrosis. They called and said they’ve run out of options for him and asked if I would consent to a do not resuscitate. And it would be up to us when to stop treatments.”
Caleb Wallace, a 30-year-old father of three, has been unconscious, ventilated and heavily sedated in the ICU at Shannon Medical Center in San Angelo since Aug. 8, the Standard-Times reported. His wife said on a GoFundMe page for household and medical bills that he was was intubated multiple times, had high fevers, infection and bleeding in his chest.
In July, Caleb Wallace reportedly helped organize “The Freedom Rally,” an event that billed itself as a protest against the “government being in control of our lives.” He also founded “The San Angelo Freedom Defenders,” which hosted a rally last year to “end COVID tyranny.”
He wrote a letter in April to the San Angelo Independent School District and published by a local news outlet demanding that the school district “rescind ALL COVID-related policies immediately.” He falsely claimed that wearing masks had harmful effects on children and that there was “little evidence that masks worked for anyone.”
When he first felt symptoms on July 26, his wife told the Standard-Times, he refused to get tested or seek medical care. He instead began treating himself with a cocktail of Vitamin C, zinc, aspirin and ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug that has been falsely promoted as an effective treatment for COVID-19 by conservative media. He was taken to the hospital on July 30.
Jessica Wallace told the Standard-Times that she was “less conservative” than her husband and personally wears a mask.
“Caleb would tell me, ‘You know masks aren’t going to save you,’ but he understood I wanted to wear them,” she said. “It gives me comfort to know that maybe, just maybe, I’m either protecting someone or avoiding it myself.”
Today by Jessica Wallace, Organizer
Caleb won’t make it much longer. He will be moved to comfort care tomorrow and I will get to be there with him until it’s his time to return to our father in heaven. I appreciate everyone all the good and the bad. You all have the right to feel the way you feel as Caleb once fought for his beliefs. He was an imperfect man but he loved his family and his little girls more than anything.
To those who wished him death, I’m sorry his views and opinions hurt you. I prayed he’d come out of this with a new perspective and more appreciation for life. I can’t say much more than that because I can’t speak for him.
She is just too stupid to be a nurse. Or a parent.
The reason they are selling out of horse medicine is that medicine for jackasses wouldn't work.
Atticus Finch wrote: ↑Fri Aug 27, 2021 6:18 pmThe reason they are selling out of horse medicine is that medicine for jackasses wouldn't work.Kendra wrote: ↑Fri Aug 27, 2021 11:38 am https:// twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1431277826020237318
Oklahoma stores are selling out of horse medicine despite an FDA plea not to take the drug:
Despite the FDA telling people not to take the deworming medication Ivermectin, stores in Oklahoma are having trouble keeping it in stock.
