Japan (inventor of ivermectin) has the second oldest mean population (50) in the world, yet their death rate was one-sixth that of the US. Do you think their chosen policy of using ivermectin to treat Covid cases may have had something to do with their low rate of fatalities, especially considering the median age of their population? Or do you simply making a habit of spouting out the first thing that pops up in your head without thinking?
Ivermectin really?
1. Japan has practically no co morbidities-very low obesity, diabetes is almost undheard of, and a extensive health network that pays for all the citizens healthcare with minimal out of pocket.
2. Japan has some of the highest vaccination rates of any country
3. Japanese still wear mask to this day and Asians are noted to be order followers compared to the US.
4. Japanese culture- do not shake hands, kiss or hug people out in public.
5. japanese accepted mass testing
6. Japanese already had extensve quality PPE
7. A million other reason.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2021-12-11/japan-has-the-world-s-oldest-population-yet-covid-deaths-are-low-and-going-lower