Uptick in Mississippi poison control calls from people who take livestock dewormer to treat...

And they let these people drive and vote.

We use it by injection in our alpacas - 1cc per 100 lbs. - once each year and it works for what it is designed to do. I would not even think seriously about using it on humans.

I've heard several people already refer to what they think of as a proper dose using terms like "just a bit" "a small dab every day". Not at all appropriate. For one thing the dose has to be calculated based on HUMAN dosages. You can't just extrapolate the 1,000 lb horse dose to a 150 lb horse dose and call it good. The dosage will need to be calculated by considering the % of ivermectin in the given tube of dewormer and the desired mg/kg of ivermectin which is another failure point for people(many Americans don't math or metric well). It then needs to be measured correctly using something like a small calibrated oral syringe. Not something people are likely to have sitting in their kitchen. Lots of possible failure points.

There are people experimenting with it that are actually qualified to recommend dosages(on an experimental basis!) and they have. Very exact dosages and frequency. It does not need to be taken every day either.

These are the people encouraging ivermectin along with correct dosing information. https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FLCCC-Alliance-I-MASKplus-Protocol-ENGLISH.pdf