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Northeast Louisiana | John, I haven’t watched the video yet but will tomorrow.
I have been told that if a person is taking ivermectin dose from time to time, that a tick won’t latch onto that person. But I have no proof. But I will say that I don’t recall having a tick latched onto me when taking ivermectin. But had a few prior to ivermectin. But was taking dapsone and didn’t develop anything. Not even a bullseye.
According to what I have researched during covid, that hydroxychloroquine and dapsone has lot of similarities in treatments. You can google the two. Dapsone has tons of stuff that can treat.
Here is a screenshot of dapsone on Lyme disease. Pretty interesting.
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Long Covid and Lyme disease
