Topic: Horse Paste

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.

Ivermectin ointment is discussed as a highly effective, established treatment for rosacea in both men and women. The conversation distinguishes between the topical "goo" used for skin conditions and the oral "horse paste" used as an animal dewormer.

Dr. Anthony Fauci addresses reports from poison control centers in Mississippi and Oklahoma regarding spikes in calls related to ivermectin. Fauci warns that the drug can be toxic at "ridiculous doses" intended for livestock. The media's framing is analyzed as a "lie by omission," focusing on extreme animal-grade overdoses to discredit the human-grade version of the medication.