I don't have "beliefs" about drugs. I have beliefs about whether dogs are better than cats, because it's subjective. What a drug is good for or not is not something that is governed by beliefs, but by data.

Ivermectin is, as you correctly say, an antiparasitic and has been FDA approved for that specific use for a long time and is regarded as very safe in that regard.

What people propose here is to use this drug for a purpose it is not approved for, which is ridiculous given how much everyone cared so very much about the fact that the vaccine wasn't FDA approved, which it is now.

Also, much like any medication ever, dosage is a very important part of safely administering a drug, which is why how much of a drug is to be administered is part of any FDA approval. The people ingesting horse dewormer and others are often unknowingly overdosing on Ivermectin by a factor of 10 or more, causing severe side effects.

Doctors repurpose drugs all the time w/o 'FDA approval' for that specific use so thats a non issue. To continue to characterize Ivermectin as a 'horse dewormer' flies in the face of the fact that its major use *by far* has been for humans, and safely so, for decades in tropical countries where its generally available over the counter. I think reports of Ivermectin 'overdoses' in any significant numbers are as much a total media lie in service to the vaccine companies as all the "covid" so-called "case"and death numbers produced by the misuse of a test (PCR) literally incapable of making such determinations according to its Nobel Prize winning inventor. No, my friend, the 'facts' we've been bombarded with by all the *official* organs of 'authority' and information have been so full of holes, misdirection and outright lies that they've lost all credibility to all who are paying attention and doing their own study.