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Joe Rogan tells the world that he used ivermectin to recover from COVID-19

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If you go online right now and do a search on Joe Rogan, you will find article after article from the mainstream media about how Joe Rogan is an idiot because he took horse dewormer.

The fact is that Joe Rogan took ivermectin formulated for humans that was prescribed to him by a medical doctor.  Ivermectin was approved for human use in 1996.  The world was so impressed with ivermectin that its discoverers won a Nobel Prize for their efforts.  More recently, in January 2021, doctors made such a good case to the NIH for the use of ivermectin in the treatment of COVID-19 that the NIH had to make it an approved option for use in treating COVID-19.  India wants to prosecute the WHO’s chief scientist because removing ivermectin from their formulary on her advice led to deaths.  The FDA’s off-label policy allows doctors to prescribe approved medications not specifically approved for the ailment they want to treat, and yet the AMA now wants to ban ivermectin, which happens to be on the WHO’s list of essential medicines.  Prior to AMA and WHO meddling in response to COVID-19, ivermectin was considered one of the safest drugs available.  The FDA needs to tell the AMA to go pound sand.  Apparently, the AMA has already had to back off about hydroxychloroquine (pp. 16-21).  Meanwhile, Japan has gotten so fed up with contaminated vaccines that they have decided to use ivermectin instead.

But here’s the most important fact in this event that needs to be remembered:  Joe Rogan recovered and did so quickly.  He kicked the worst of COVID-19 in just one day.  Meanwhile, how long does it take for COVID-19 patients to recover on the standard protocols?  Seems to me, he’s a genius. Why is everyone arguing with his success?

News flash to the AMA:  People would not be messing around with veterinary horse paste right now if you and other regulatory bodies had not been messing around with doctors’ right to prescribe off-label.  It really is your fault if people are getting ill from downing too much horse paste.  Had their doctors felt comfortable prescribing human formulated ivermectin tablets with proper instructions on the bottle labels, the people would not have felt the need to find a way around the road blocks you’ve thrown up in their way.  Quit interfering with our right to stay well!  Quit interfering with our doctors’ right to practice!  Let doctors be doctors.

A note to whoever put together that cease and desist statement to the AMA for hydroxychloroquine:  It’s time to do it again for ivermectin.  The principle is the same, but so soon they forget!

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