PCR tests can't differentiate between the Flu and Covid. That being said, if it is "covid" it is probably one of these supposed variants going around (created by the fact that there are vaccinated people).

My family and I had the original before, and right now my wife and I both have some of the "omicron" symptoms. So, either they are right about antibodies, or, it's a different strain.

My brother also said his doctor told him that:

1) Ivermectin was effective against the delta variant, but not so much against omicron.

2) It’s becoming impossible in Minnesota to get ivermectin prescriptions filled.  The Dr. said at the moment, he’s only aware of one place still filling ivermectin prescriptions (ironically, that place is Costco, whom I boycotted 28 months ago for trying to enforce the mask mandate).

Wondering if the original COVID19 was a n aerosol pathogen, but the omicron is a Vax shed (and if this explains anything about why ivermectin is allegedly not effective against it)?

Or, maybe omicron is a deliberately made variant designed to withstand ivermectin?

The "vaccinated" are walking factories of new variants that they shed onto others and cause disease notwithstanding the recipients of the shedding were previously infected with a different variant. It's no different than catching a common cold pre-Covid. That didn't make you immune to the many other variants of the common cold (coronaviruses).

Very possible.

My brother also said his doctor told him that:

1) Ivermectin was effective against the delta variant, but not so much against omicron.

2) It’s becoming impossible in Minnesota to get ivermectin prescriptions filled.  The Dr. said at the moment, he’s only aware of one place still filling ivermectin prescriptions (ironically, that place is Costco, whom I boycotted 28 months ago for trying to enforce the mask mandate).

Wondering if the original COVID19 was a n aerosol pathogen, but the omicron is a Vax shed (and if this explains anything about why ivermectin is allegedly not effective against it)?

Or, maybe omicron is a deliberately made variant designed to withstand ivermectin?

The FLCCCA is recommending ivermectin (and other adjuncts) for all variants and for "post-inflammatory vaccine syndrome."  Ivermectin is not billed as a panacea, some died anyway and still do.

It is impossible to get reliable data, but we do the best we can with what we have.

Domestic veterinary sources are drying up due to demand. This week .gov/.zog was crowing about intercepting a few tiny (20-100 tablet) prescriptions of ivermectin.

(((They))) want you dead, so moshiach can come.

Side note, my son is pushing a fever of 101-102.

One of mine too, just now.  Same with mom and sister-in-law.

In addition to Ivermectin, try Benadryl + milk.

Reduced COVID replication in vitro (lung tissue) by 99%.

https://www.yahoo.com/now/early-stage-research-suggests-milk-002425317.html

Technically lactoferrin (which is found in colostrum), but it's also found in regular milk.

This has actually been well known since 2014:

In a 2014 report published in Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy, researchers analyzed the available research on lactoferrin's antiviral properties and found that it may inhibit the attachment of viruses to cells in the body and the replication of the virus in cells.1 The researchers also found that lactoferrin may also boost the body's immune function.

Not sure if going to Mass for you is a good idea???

Don't worry. Probably not going to happen, unfortunately