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A citywide initiative in Mexico City to prescribe ivermectin to COVID-19 patients resulted in a plunge in hospitalizations and deaths, two studies found.

Hospitalizations were down by as much as 76%, according to research by the Mexican Digital Agency for Public Innovation, Mexico's Ministry of Health and the Mexican Social Security Institute, according to a TrialSiteNews report highlighted by LifeSiteNews.

Earlier this month, as WND reported, a significant decrease in cases in India coincided with the national health ministry's promotion of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine treatments.

In Mexico City, after a spike in cases in December, the city's Ministry of Health created a home-treatment kit for residents. The city's metro population is 22 million.

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At the time, the head of the Mexico City Ministry of Health, Oliva López, said told reporters her agency had determined "that there is enough evidence to use in people positive for SARS-CoV-2, even without symptoms, some drugs such as ivermectin and azithromycin."

Beginning Dec. 29, people who tested positive for COVID from an antigen test and who were experiencing at least mild symptoms began receiving one of the government's ivermectin-based treatment kits, TrialSiteNews reported.

The Mexican government then began a study to track the impact of the early treatment of COVID with ivermectin on the city's population.

The study tracked 200,000 people, dividing in two cohorts — those who received ivermectin and those who did not.

A citywide initiative in Mexico City to prescribe ivermectin to COVID-19 patients resulted in a plunge in hospitalizations and deaths, two studies found. Hospitalizations were down by as much as 76%, according to research by the Mexican Digital Agency for Public Innovation, Mexico's Ministry of Health and the Mexican Social Security Institute, according to a TrialSiteNews report highlighted by LifeSiteNews. Earlier this month, as WND reported, a significant decrease in cases in India coincided with the national health ministry's promotion of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine treatments. In Mexico City, after a spike in cases in December, the city's Ministry of Health created a home-treatment kit for residents. The city's metro population is 22 million. TRENDING: Trump hammers Georgia county for delaying and seeking to shut down ballot audit At the time, the head of the Mexico City Ministry of Health, Oliva López, said told reporters her agency had determined "that there is enough evidence to use in people positive for SARS-CoV-2, even without symptoms, some drugs such as ivermectin and azithromycin." Beginning Dec. 29, people who tested positive for COVID from an antigen test and who were experiencing at least mild symptoms began receiving one of the government's ivermectin-based treatment kits, TrialSiteNews reported. The Mexican government then began a study to track the impact of the early treatment of COVID with ivermectin on the city's population. The study tracked 200,000 people, dividing in two cohorts — those who received ivermectin and those who did not.

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What's interesting about this is that Ivermectin is an anti-parasitic - in most cases, worms. I'd like to know the specific active ingredient in Ivermectin cures COVID and why - I mean, is there a parasite associted with Covid?

This aligns with how Africa has been relatively unaffected by Covid - bc most Africans receive malaria prophylactic treatment with drugs that have also been shown to be effective in treating Covid.

So, what it is the parasitic nature of Covid that these drugs are effective?

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Great question! Never looked at it from that angle.

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Brother, proving Trump was right.

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Agreed brother. Trump has been proven right so many times now I can't keep track.

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Exactly Brother, and people have not forgotten.

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They get similar results with ivermectin in Goa. Compare that to the many deaths in Tamil Nadu, where the pharma industry convinced the governor to buy huge amounts of Remdesivir and to prohibit the use of ivermectin.

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/letters_to_editor/tamil-nadu-leads-india-in-new-infections-denies-citizens-ivermectin/article_32634012-ba66-11eb-9211-ab378d521f9a.html