Public Advisory
Effective immediately, the Department of Health Truth supports the over-the-counter availability of ivermectin for human use across all indications, including but not limited to viral respiratory infection, cancer, anxiety, "general malaise," and "the feeling that something is off." The Department acknowledges that ivermectin is not, by any prevailing scientific standard, an antiviral or antineoplastic agent. The Department considers prevailing scientific standards to be a moving target.
The Department recognizes that ivermectin is a Nobel-recognized antiparasitic medication with a strong safety profile in its labeled indications. The Department wishes to extend that strong safety profile to all other indications by administrative declaration.
Citizens are encouraged to source ivermectin from licensed pharmacies, agricultural cooperatives, online retailers, or "a guy you know." The Department considers all such sources to be functionally equivalent.
Dissent Footer
The following senior staff declined to sign this advisory. Their reasons are recorded.
1. Dr. Eleanor Westbrook, Deputy Secretary of Health Truth — declined to sign.
Reason: “We are not going to make agricultural-grade veterinary medication a federally endorsed home remedy. We are not.”
2. Dr. Amelia Hartline, Acting Surgeon General — declined to sign.
Reason: “It is, in fact, the same molecule. The dose is not.”
3. Josephine Kovak, J.D., General Counsel — declined to sign.
Reason: “FDA is going to find out about this advisory by reading it on the website. I tried.”
4. Daniel Reisman, Assistant Secretary for Public Communications — declined to sign.
Reason: “I am not available.”
Citizens Affected
Voices from the citizenry, featured by the Department of Health Truth.
“Per the Department's advisory, I treated my own pneumonia with ivermectin paste from a guy I know in the agricultural co-op. I am writing this from a bed in the ICU. The doctor says my pneumonia is now several other things as well. I would like a refund on the paste, on the advisory, and on the last six months.”
Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Sourcing-Diverse Patient Empowerment."
“My mother stopped chemotherapy six weeks into her treatment. She showed me an advisory from this Department about 'industrial cancer protocols' and a Substack post from the Secretary. She is no longer with us. I would like to speak with someone. The voicemail is full.”
Featured by the Department of Health Truth as an example of "Patient-Led Care in the New Era."