First the disclaimer, I’m not a medical doctor nor am I advocating any kind of medical advice.

Not sure if you saw articles last weekend about a new peer-reviewed study of over 80,000 patients taking "Ivermectin” in Brazil, published in Cureus, titled “Regular Use of Ivermectin as Prophylaxis for COVID-19 Led Up to a 92% Reduction in COVID-19 Mortality Rate in a Dose-Response Manner: Results of a Prospective Observational Study of a Strictly Controlled Population of 88,012 Subjects.”

In summary, the researchers found a staggering NINETY-TWO PERCENT reduction in mortality from covid in the group taking Ivermectin as opposed to the group not taking the drug. Just saying what the study reported YouTube!

Now the bizarre part of the story and what you may not have heard about is the fact that the powers that be are now going after the lead researcher on the study, Flavio Cadegiani. He’s public enemy number one and Brazilian police indicted the scientist for “crimes against humanity.” What crime against humanity did he commit, well, they allege Flavio failed to get full informed consent from his patients when he conducted a 2021 study on a chloroquine-like drug in the Amazon.

So let me get this right, unless you give someone full informed consent about the drug that you’re pumping into them, that’s considered to be a crime against humanity. Huh, now where have I heard that happening recently, can’t quite seem to place my finger on it!

The charges are that 200 of Flavio’s 600 study patents died during the study, which of course sounds awful and is tragic, however Flavio defends that outcome, pointing out that at the time, hospitals in the Amazon were experiencing 50% covid mortality. So, in Flavio’s mind his study showed a benefit. Not to mention, according to him, the study was sanctioned and had the pre-approval of the government agencies before he began.

Now I know you crazy flat earther, science denying, conspiracy theorists nuts might get some crazy notion that they’re weaponizing law enforcement against the researcher simply because he wrote about Ivermectin. C’mon man, you would have to be “kooky for cocoa puffs” to believe that.