I've been wondering this myself for months. The whole conspiracy theory is that #HydroxyChloroquine and #Ivermectin are cheap, plentiful drugs that big pharma doesn't make money on, which is why evidence of their efficacy is "suppressed."https://twitter.com/RogueRad/status/1367825455882113026 …
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My observation is that the data mean squat to these types, the appeal is that these drugs are readily available, pretty tolerable to take, and allow them to pretend they don’t have to worry about the pandemic at all. Steroids: lots of side effects and used for severe disease
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Aren’t there more tolerance / side effect concerns with HCQ / inver than with hexamethadone?
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I think it’s the idea that they can take just a little pill every day and be protected. When I would push back on that as a lupus patient that relies on HCQ, proponents got super defensive and ableist. They don’t care to hear the realities that medication is not a silver bullet.
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