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(PDF) IVERMECTIN IN LONG-COVID PATIENTS
submitted 2 years ago by magnora7 from researchgate.net
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But, the people who improve on ivm need to keep taking it... otherwise their symptoms come back. So I don't think it's parasites.
That's an extremely good point. However could it be possible reinfection from the parasite? Or maybe ivm kills 99.9% of the parasites but not all of them, so it will always come back if not managed properly?
But you're right it could have a completely non-parasite-related pathway of function. My understanding is that it affects the sugar intake pathway of the parasites. I wonder if this same mechanism also has non-parasite-related effects on cells eating sugar.
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