If it works then the human version should be on the table as a tool doctors may decide to use. I won't use it though.
Personally I will never use that stuff, not even in horses. There are much safer and more effective ways to keep FEC scores down in horses, livestock and other grazing animals. daily diatomaceous earth, pyrantel tartrate And there are significantly safer ways to mitigate viral pathogens.
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Who shall remain nameless. But capitalizing "Data Monitoring Committee" does lend an air of formality --- if you are a simpleton.
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I think we need to see the write up in a journal before claiming "proof".