Topic: Dosage

Producer Greg Clifton provided detailed information on the administration of Ivermectin paste for horses, clarifying that it is an oral medication delivered via a dial-a-dosage applicator. He debunked misconceptions about the drug's application and noted that despite "apple flavor" marketing, the paste reportedly tastes terrible. Clifton emphasized that while he does not suggest humans use veterinary products, he has seen success with human-prescribed Ivermectin tablets.

A news item from Oakland, California, reports that hundreds of people at the Oakland Coliseum received incorrect vaccine dosages (2.2 milliliters instead of 3 milliliters). Health officials reportedly told the affected individuals that the lower dose was still acceptable, leading to criticism of the "scientific" consistency of the rollout.

A clinical drug trial in Rennes, France, results in one person being declared brain dead and five others hospitalized. The drug, intended to target the endocannabinoid system for pain management, likely caused the neurological damage due to a massive dosage error or "hot dose" during the testing phase.