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Dr Tess Lawrie (extract frpm CHD - Original Mercola)

Where you can learn more about "The story of Ivermectin"

If you want to learn more about ivermectin, there are several places where you can do that, including the following:

1. April 24 – 25 Dr. Tess Lawrie, director of Evidence-Based Medicine Consultancy Ltd., hosted the first International Ivermectin for COVID Conference online.
2. Twelve medical experts from around the world — including Kory — shared their knowledge, reviewing mechanisms of action, protocols for prevention and treatment, including so-called long-hauler syndrome, research findings and real world data. All of the lectures, which were recorded via Zoom, can be viewed on Bird-Group.org.
3. An easy-to-read and print one-page summary of the clinical trial evidence for ivermectin can be downloaded from the FLCCC website.
4. A more comprehensive, 31-page review of trials data has been published in the journal Frontiers of Pharmacology.
5. The FLCCC website also has a helpful FAQ section where Kory and Marik answer common questions about the drug and its recommended use.
6. A listing of all ivermectin trials done to date, with links to the published studies, can be found on c19Ivermectin.com .

As noted by Lawrie during her closing address at the 2021 International Ivermectin for COVID Conference:

“The story of Ivermectin has highlighted that we are at a remarkable juncture in medical history. The tools that we use to heal and our connection with our patients are being systematically undermined by relentless disinformation stemming from corporate greed.

“The story of Ivermectin shows that we as a public have misplaced our trust in the authorities and have underestimated the extent to which money and power corrupts.

“Had Ivermectin being employed in 2020 when medical colleagues around the world first alerted the authorities to its efficacy, millions of lives could have been saved, and the pandemic with all its associated suffering and loss brought to a rapid and timely end …

“With politicians and other nonmedical individuals dictating to us what we are allowed to prescribe to the ill, we as doctors, have been put in a position such that our ability to uphold the Hippocratic oath is under attack.

“At this fateful juncture, we must therefore choose, will we continue to be held ransom by corrupt organizations, health authorities, Big Pharma, and billionaire sociopaths, or will we do our moral and professional duty to do no harm and always do the best for those in our care?
“The latter includes urgently reaching out to colleagues around the world to discuss which of our tried and tested safe older medicines can be used against COVID.” (Originally published by Mercola )