There is no evidence that ivermectin, tested only in vitro, can cure the new coronavirus (Brazil, 2020-05-27)

[-] thaw4188 | 1 points | Jul 06 2020 03:27:06

the only country under more severe stupid leadership than the USA would be Brazil so anything coming out of there should be treated with 100% toxic disbelief

oh and that's from May, so perhaps in May there was little to no proof but we're way past that now, even the computer models show there is something going on

this is my favorite little computer projection of covid modeling interactions, note aspirin on the right

https://i.imgur.com/Kwj8HM3.png

[-] TrumpLyftAlles | 1 points | Jul 06 2020 05:52:25

Very cool, where does the image come from?

Is the import that ivermectin has stronger binding with the viruses than the other drugs in the chart? And that implies that it would do a better job of shutting off replication of the covid virus(es)?

[-] thaw4188 | 2 points | Jul 06 2020 08:13:30

it's from one of the papers you posted, I think the computer modeling one where they used a network of home computers, Japan or somewhere else is doing like a supercomputer version of this with like 4000 drugs

ah here it was

r/ivermectin/comments/hfr073/comparative_docking_of_sarscov2_receptors/

PDF https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Micael_Davi_Lima_De_Oliveira/publication/340389889_Comparative_docking_of_SARS-CoV-2_receptors_antagonists_from_repurposing_drugs/links/5eecfa77458515814a6c946b/Comparative-docking-of-SARS-CoV-2-receptors-antagonists-from-repurposing-drugs.pdf

[-] TrumpLyftAlles | 1 points | Jul 06 2020 08:40:35

Thanks for digging that up!

I never read the PDF. Time to check it out!