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The toxicity of ivermectin in humans, particularly when ingesting veterinary ivermectin, due to high doses and untested excipients.
The short chemical answer: the active molecule — ivermectin — is the same whether labeled for humans or for horses, but the products differ in concentration, formulation type, excipients and dosing in...
Ivermectin overdose commonly produces gastrointestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), dizziness and other central nervous system effects (drowsiness, headache, tremor), and in more severe case...
Ingesting veterinary ivermectin can cause toxic effects in humans primarily because people take much larger doses than are safe for humans and because animal formulations contain inactive ingredients ...