To date, there hasn't been a vaccine that has had any new adverse event types that's popped up 9 months following widespread implementation. I'm not sure why this one would be different.
I know three people that have had strokes/blood clots within 2 months of the vaccine. I know there's a possibility that they would have had it anyways, but they seemed pretty healthy before. I know another person that had that... I forget the name Gilman something?, The one where half your facial muscles get paralyzed. And that's just in my social circle, not media.
It's pretty wild to me that people are OK with taking Ivermectin, a totally artificial poison, for a disease it's not approved for, but they're staunchly opposed to vaccine, which is just biologic material our body sees all the time and knows how to handle (plus a little PEG which can be a problem in a small % of people). We may come to find that Ivermectin has some benefit, but it might be in toxic dosages.
I do sincerely hope none of y'all get sick. The last person I put on a ventilator was under 25.
I get regular blood work every three months. My doctor looks it over and tells me if I need to take any supplements/diet to get my levels in optimal ranges. Started seeing him 2 years ago. Healthiest I've ever been. A year and a half ago, I ask him about covid. He tells me if my vitamin D levels are good, and two other levels ( I forget which 2) are good, that I'd barely notice covid.
Fast forward to two months ago, my wife goes out of town for work, gets sick, but she goes to a different Dr and tests negative. 5 days in and she's getting slowly worse. Gets retested turns out she had covid the whole time. She gets prescribed ivermectin and immediately starts getting better, within 24 hours is a different person. I got covid, first day of symptoms My doc prescribed dosages of vitamins, ivermectin, z pack, melatonin. I Barely noticed covid. A few nights of fatigue, very slight chills, never any symptoms during the day, is all I experienced. I wonder if my wife had been diagnosed correctly in the beginning by her doctor if she would have had a reaction like me.
As far as ivermectin goes, to my knowledge, it's always had
some antibiotic and antiviral properties. In fact it's apparently helpful against the zinka virus, which is why some doctors wanted to try it on covid in the beginning. Also there have been something like over a billion doses of ivermectin in humans. We are well aware of the toxicity, and it's very minimal.