Ivermectin use against cancer

[4t5]

Doing a lot of internet reading , Ivermectin shows promise with some types of cancer , wondering if anyone here has , or knows of real outcomes with its useage .? Thanks

[ollogger]

have you checked out Brightworks? lots of good stuff, to get more subscribe for a month
i took 18mg. of ivermectin for a month before for colin cancer sugery, i was sure it was helping
as bowel movments were getting more normal but still took the surgery, a bud of mine was taking
iver for prostate cancer, his numbers were going way down on the psa tests but still had the surgery
Doc. asked him what he was doing for the psa tests to go down & he said Ivermectin
Doc said thats intresting as im just looking into Iver & cancer



ollogger

[ollogger]

have you checked out Brightworks? lots of good stuff, to get more subscribe for a month
i took 18mg. of ivermectin for a month before for colin cancer sugery, i was sure it was helping
as bowel movments were getting more normal but still took the surgery, a bud of mine was taking
iver for prostate cancer, his numbers were going way down on the psa tests but still had the surgery
Doc. asked him what he was doing for the psa tests to go down & he said Ivermectin
Doc said thats intresting as im just looking into Iver & cancer



ollogger

[wvfarrier]

Just be careful. Folks can get ivermectin toxicity which is fairly nasty

[4t5]

Thanks for the replies ,
Ollogger , yes I’m aware of brightworks.
Wvfarrier , I haven’t come across that yet , but thanks for the heads up.

[1972RedNeck]

Doing a lot of internet reading , Ivermectin shows promise with some types of cancer , wondering if anyone here has , or knows of real outcomes with its useage .? Thanks

I would also suggest learning about the Warburg Effect and how to apply it in your life. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure....

[4t5]

Thanks

[AJMD429]

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I posted a lot of resources: See this thread - Thread on repurposed drugs (like ivermectin) and Cancer

A couple of my own patients are trying it now, and one in particular seems to be having far more success with it than with the chemotherapy (they failed).

Keep in mind that most protocols with these repurposed drugs do NOT require you stop the other, traditional, treatments - they are acceptable as add-ons.

Microtubule inhibition is an accepted means of fighting cancer cells, and doing that via multiple mechanisms at once seems to be synergistic/good.

[earlmck]

Just be careful. Folks can get ivermectin toxicity which is fairly nasty

Didn't that turn out to be one of those "urban myths" spread by Fauci and the lying Lamestream media?

Stuff is something like 100 times safer than tylenol is my recollection of the statistics...

[4t5]

Thank you !
Thanks for the link Doc.!

[Scott Tschirhart]

Doing a lot of internet reading , Ivermectin shows promise with some types of cancer , wondering if anyone here has , or knows of real outcomes with its useage .? Thanks

There was a fellow talking with Big Dave about this very thing at the Arkansas shoot a couple of weeks ago. I don’t know too much but I overheard part of the conversation. Big Dave doesn’t know the man’s name but he used it after being diagnosed with cancer.

[4t5]

Thanks

[AJMD429]

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Yes I do think the 'toxicity' of ivermectin was mostly exaggeration and fabrication and sometimes it just got lumped in with other meds that were somewhat toxic.

The 'drench' shouldn't be used in humans. The 'horse paste' is difficult to dose accurately unless you weigh 500-2,000 pounds, but a 5-day course for Covid (which was often enough - ten days almost always was, and rarely fifteen days - for the acute illness) wasn't enough duration to build up too much toxicity even if your dose was 'off'. However for accurate dosing the best is to get it compounded by a pharmacy where they get the best product, and exact strength. Many people where pharmacies refused to provide it, resorted to using the injectible (which is probably pretty pure, and certainly precisely measurable) but instead of injecting it they used it orally. "Not the way it is recommended to be done", but I think many lives were saved by this evasion of the NASTY behavior of the pharmacies and regulators. Most of the injectibles were 10 mg per cc and the adult doses recommended were in the 10 mg to 40 mg range, so 1 to 4 cc of the injectible used orally seemed 'reasonable'. I never saw any side effects other than one person clearly was allergic to it and got itchy hives after every dose, so since her covid was mild she just went back to hydroxychloroquine.

Hydroxychloroquine also had media claiming it was 'toxic' but the only real issues are LONG TERM use in some people, especially with high doses, can rarely cause eye damage. Using it for a couple weeks to avert a potentially fatal illness seemed to be a very reasonable tradeoff in risk/benefit.

Now the folks who used ivermectin 'drench' orally or fish-tank cleaner in a 100-fold too high dose of hydroxychloroquine, did have issues.

[earlmck]

As a consumer of the veterinarian Ivermectins I found both the horse paste and the injectable both easily dosed, though the injectable (which I "injected" into my morning coffee was easiest). The horse variety as we get it here has an adjustable collar on a threaded shaft that is easily placed to give out whatever proportion of the tube you calculate. I used 5 per tube for this old 200# kid and preferred the apple flavor. I had not heard of anybody drinking the "drench" which sounds kina' nasty.

[Nath]

After a miserable winter of virus after virus, aches and pains and coughs of fatigue I got some ivermectin and so far I feel great. Constant upset stomach and consequences gone. Constant congestion gone. Aches gone.
My health deteriorated rapidly after two COVID jabs, I refuse to take any more. Big pharma is on my distrust list!

[Paladin]

I am taking the Ivermectin now (18mg) and have prostate surgery scheduled for the 29th of May. VA has taken 1.5 years to get it done. The PSA number have gone down the DRs say it is not related.

[earlmck]

The PSA number have gone down the DRs say it is not related.

Of course they would. The Doctors we have around these parts haven't even "discovered" Vitamin D, let alone the dreaded "I" stuff!

[gray1]

On the brighteon.com I’ve read wher a doc says he has seen patients recover from taking ivermectin.Also fenbendazal likely miss spelled.