Just about everything has been turned into a political issue in the last decade. Medicine (not Healthcare... modern medicines/drugs themselves), beer brands, avocados on toast, beef, eggs, children's films/books (that's not new, I guess, just hitting new levels recently), gas stoves, holidays, black pilots, etc.

It would hilarious, and sad, if it eventually becomes a controlled substance over abuse concerns.

Its really helpful for treating rosacea (for which it is approved by the fda as a topical prescription drug, under the name soolantra)

Interesting as fuck. Not something you'd expect as an outsider.

With the screw worm on its way back, we might need it pretty still.

It's got what horses crave

Probably just forgot about the bleach injection first...

And a nomination for the annual Herman Cain award.

Just stand near them and tell them you got the vaccine. The imaginary spike proteins will kill them because it gave them acute hypochondria.

So my dog when I'm making steak for dinner.

When the heart started failing dostors became a good choice lol

The problem is that's not actually alternative medicine. It's medicine, just misused.

Totally normal. Your body is just releasing all the toxins you've built up over a lifetime of not smoking angel dust.

Ask your doctor if Zombocom is right for you!

Oh, what do they know anyway?

so he double dipped on antiparasitics, mebedezol is the other one.

🤣🤣🤣

It’s polite to warn the people responsible for saving your life that you’re gonna be a frequent flyer

All his worms died at once and clogged his shit up.

Can brain worms cause the same thing?

Exactly this! They started from some emotional/political/vibes-based treatment that didn't work because obviously, then suddenly they want to be all facts-driven when they could face some criticism for gumming up our healthcare system with their nonsense.

Yeah this is a waste of healthcare services for sure.

You know they voted in a way that made that ride expensive and will just go ahead and vote to make it even worse

He is a parasite, obviously.

It's really not. I wear flipflops with jeans with some frequency but still manage to believe in real medicine, and especially don't believe that pairing two antiparasitics (one not approved for human use) is a cure-all or even a vaguely rational treatment for anything other than being riddled with parasites.