I know this was directed at Killa but to answer your first question, read the studies I've posted from pubmed. That is a .gov site, not a .com There are others as well. Research data is published on .gov sites.
Overdosing any medicine is usually bad for you. A couple of Tylenol are great for aches and pains but if you take 16 at once you're done.
What you are doing is creating an if-then circumstance and asking for an answer to it. I've posted data that says that there have been tests that prove it effective at safe doses for humans.
I guess we're just going to ignore the research, eh?
What about the combination of hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin? All of these drugs are on the WHO's essential drug list...
ALL OF THEM.
The truth is that most of you are still trying to make this political on the sly but its not. Ivermectin and other drugs should be the alternatives for immunocompromised people who can't get vaccinated. Proper testing will reveal if they can or can't use them.
The point is, science is showing there are several ways to fight this virus.
The FDA is not fighting
remdesivir as a treatment because its expensive as hell and big pharma can make a lot of money off of it. Its FDA-approved. There's not a lot o talk about it because they don't want it to get in the way of vaccine promotion.
The point is, various re-purposed drugs seem to have some efficacy against covid-19.
Those are the facts. Yes, you should still get vaccinated but all of this attempt to shun what works is just political grandstanding.