The Ivermectin Debate Was About More Than Medicine

Via The Wellness Company

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“This Was Never About Public Health. It Was About Control. And Profit.”​


That’s the accusation RFK Jr. is making about the COVID-era treatment debate.

Kennedy argues that ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine weren’t pushed aside simply because of disagreements over the medications.

He says something much bigger was at stake: the vaccine rollout.

His allegation is that recognizing effective alternatives could have threatened the financial and institutional interests surrounding COVID vaccines.

It’s an explosive and disputed claim.


But years after Americans watched ivermectin become a punchline, Kennedy is putting a question back on the table:

Was ivermectin rejected on the evidence, or did powerful interests have reasons to shut the conversation down?

Before Ivermectin Became Political, It Was Medicine​


This is the part of the story that often gets buried.

Ivermectin wasn’t invented during COVID.

It wasn’t created for COVID.

And its history in human medicine didn’t begin with COVID.

Research into avermectins helped earn the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and ivermectin went on to play an important role in treating certain parasitic diseases around the world.

COVID didn’t create ivermectin. It created the controversy around it.


McCullough: “It Would Have Been Huge.”​


And RFK Jr. isn’t the only prominent voice questioning how the debate was handled.

On Stinchfield, Dr. Peter McCullough was asked what might have happened if ivermectin and other early-treatment approaches had received a more open discussion during the pandemic.

His response:

“Oh, it would have been huge.”

McCullough has argued that physicians should have been able to openly debate and investigate potential treatments rather than watching the subject become politically radioactive.

Years later, that leaves a question that still hasn’t gone away:

Did politics end a medical debate before the public was ready to stop asking questions?

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