Missouri lawmakers passed a bill last week that would prevent state licensing boards from disciplining physicians who prescribe the wonder drugs Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. The bill also prohibits pharmacists from questioning the prescription and its effectiveness.
Missouri legislature passed HB 2149, which modifies provisions relating to professional licensing with a vote of 139-4 last week, according to The Kansas City Star. The legislation now heads to the governor’s desk for his consideration.
According to this bill, “The act of lawfully dispensing, prescribing, administering, or otherwise distributing ivermectin tablets or hydroxychloroquine sulfate tablets for human use shall not be grounds for denial, suspension, revocation, or other disciplinary action by the board.”
“The board shall not deny, revoke, or suspend, or otherwise take any disciplinary action against, a certificate of registration or authority, permit, or license required by this chapter for any person due to the lawful dispensing, distributing, or selling of ivermectin tablets or hydroxychloroquine sulfate tablets for human use in accordance with prescriber directions. A pharmacist shall not contact the prescribing physician or the patient to dispute the efficacy of ivermectin tablets or hydroxychloroquine sulfate tablets for human use unless the physician or patient inquires of the pharmacist about the efficacy of ivermectin tablets or hydroxychloroquine sulfate tablets.”
It’s about time!!! It was a disgrace for patients not to have access to those two drugs! It’s all because they worked and they did not want you to get better………..they wanted you to die.