What was Danny Lemoi’s cause of death? details

Known for its website Discussions about dirt roads and his promotion of the use of ivermectin as an alternative treatment, Danny Lemoi died at the age of 50 living his life to the fullest.

Unfortunately, due to his death, it is now this alternative treatment that calls Danny’s death into question.

It was recently confirmed by Mirror that several major health organizations had denounced the use of the drug against Covid-19. But Danny didn’t let that stop him from writing his over side “Ivermectin cures Covid, but I am determined to convince you that parasites cause 96% of all disease on the planet!”

Danny was 50 years old at the time of his death. Although he has reportedly been in excellent health on several occasions channel, There has been talk of what health problems may have caused his untimely death.

Ivermectin is a drug used to treat infestations. It is also a drug that the FDA says it’s safe to “treat people with intestinal strongyloidiasis and onchocerciasis, two diseases caused by parasitic worms.” It can also be dangerous, especially if used improperly.

The question is, did Danny’s use of ivermectin ultimately cause his death?

After his Dirt Road Discussion Channel, the drug itself did not cause his death, but his enlarged heart. “While it was apparent that Danny had the largest heart, little did he know that his heart literally overworked and grew beyond its capacity – almost twice the size it should have been,” his channel confirmed.

The drug used by Danny can cause serious problems. However, health line, like most websites, talked about the importance of speaking to a doctor before taking ivermectin so the chances of this happening are reduced. Although the outlet confirmed that a rapid heartbeat could be a symptom of ivermectin, Missouri Poison Center confirms that overdoses can lead to heart problems.

How many obituaries Danny’s obituary his cause of death not clearly stated. Instead, it is said that he “died unexpectedly”. However, it also states that “he was always willing to help people,” which is what Danny hoped to achieve with his ivermectin promotion.

Aside from the website, Danny was also a heavy equipment operator with General Dynamics Electric Boat Division in Rhode Island. Known as “Big Dan” or “Uncle Buck” by his friends, he is survived by his parents, brother and several other family members. Danny also had a sister Samantha who has since also passed away.

Dirt Road Discussions plans to remain active despite Danny’s death. The Dirt Road Discussions channel on Telegram continues to post updates and has over 130,000 active followers as of this writing.

Our thoughts are with Danny’s friends and family at this difficult time!