All about Ivermectin

[dredger]

Just found this post on X which is good to know or at least take into consideration.
So it's about removing parasites from one's body and that the ivermectin or febendazolle have their limitations.

They guy list 3 natural products that, according to him, does the same job than IV or Fenbendazole (FDBZ), I also put their french name in parentheses as it's my natural tongue :
- Wormwood (absynthe)
- Black Walnut Hulls (coques de noix noire)
- Clove (clou de girofle)

What is interresting here is what he mentions, that the parasites may not be fully erradicated by IV/FBDZ and that they would migrate to other organs !? If true, this calls into question the whole "treatment", or at least will help to refine it in the future. But at this point, i can't much more help than sharing the information. At least, this now famous Dr Makis is anyway succeeding to remove cancer for some people who were condamned to die within a few months, extending their lifetime, and as it's a new "treatment", it's too short at this time to know/evaluate the middle to long term consequences, but at least what is sure is that it helps (or helped) some people to live a longer life, and ... well, it's to my conclusion the primary goal and it was reached.

I copy/paste the content of the tweet to keep it on the forum with the link below, i also took care to choose a color that is fine for people reading the forum without the dark mode :

"Parasites Are Ubiquitous, They Burrow Deep...Everybody Has Parasites."​

Dr Thomas Lodi, MD​

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"If You Undertreat Them With ONLY Ivermectin Or ONLY Fenbendazole, You Disturb Them."​

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"They Will Migrate Deep Into Another Organ Like The Pancreas & You Wind Up With Pancreatic Cancer."​

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Parasites That Are Common & What Organs They Inhabit: ​

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Beef Tapeworm (Taenia saginata)...can inhabit every organ & then migrate to the brain.​

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Pork Tapeworm (Taenia solium)...every organ can be infected & eventually go to the brain & spinal cord.​

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Asian Tapeworm (Taenia asiatica)...all organs can be affected.​

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Opisthorchis viverrini & Clonorchis sinensis (Liver Flukes)...reside in the liver & bile ducts.​

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Schistosomiasis (Blood Fluke)...reside in the bladder. ​

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Toxoplasmosis...causes ocular tumors, meningioma, leukemia & lymphomas. ​

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Cryptosporidium parvum...reside in the digestive tract, mainly colorectal. ​

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Trichomonas Vaginalis...resides in the cervix & prostate.​

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Ivermectin & Fenbendazole are fantastic miracle working medications, but they have their limitations. There are parasites that neither anti-parasitic medications eradicate. ​

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Tapeworms, Liver Flukes, Blood Flukes, Adult Filarial Worms & Intestinal Coccidia are not eradicated by Ivermectin & Fenbendazole.​

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Undertreating will lead to a parasitic migration, burrowing deep into other organs & leading to cancer. ​

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Nature has been providing broad spectrum parasite eradication for 1000s of years. 3 natural compounds that kill & bind every parasite for eradication & removal from the body. Powerful compounds not created in a lab, but found in nature.​

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Wormwood, Black Walnut Hulls & Clove are the trifecta that targets parasites, inflammation & terrain dysfunction without ever experiencing side effects or pharmaceutical toxicities.​

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Wormwood: Exact same mechanism as Ivermectin & Fenbendazole for parasites & cancer. Wormwood contains Artemisinin which selectively targets cancer cells while leaving healthy cells unharmed. ​

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Black Walnut Hulls: Exact same mechanism as Ivermectin & Fenbendazole for parasites & cancer. Black Walnut is a natural antiparasitic breaking down biofilms & improving immune function.​

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Clove: Kills parasitic eggs & dissolves parasitic egg sacs for removal from bodily tissue. Also disrupts hard to kill 2nd stage juvenile parasites, not eradicated by pharmaceutical drugs.​

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Also equally important is a heavy metal chelation, simultaneously with parasite cleanse, as parasites are attracted to & bind to heavy metals.​

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Diet is of utmost concern for treatment & future parasitic infections. Eliminating the parasites fuel source, which is sugar. A low carbohydrate animal based diet low in glucose & sucrose...starves the parasites of their preferred fuel.​

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[dredger]

Found this on telegram but did not find it on X, so i post the telegram link (as it's a public channel it's allowed), and even if you do not have TG you should be able to read the post and watch the small clip :

WikiLeaks Organisation ️

It was the Rockefeller Family that lied about cancer as they created the Allopathic Medicine Framework and Pharmaceutical Industrial Complex that was meant for depopulation. They sent doctors to prison for stating that parasites and cancer were the same. t.me/WikiLeaksOrganisation ✅️

t.me

In summary, the post states the following : Evidence that tumors are parasites, with a small clip with a ... practical example then a girl which makes a summary about a declassified document of 1948 about, i made a screenshoot of this second part so one can read it directly from here :

I'm not qualified to comment this on the medical/biological side, and i hope it's one more fake, but this information about cancer = often parasite is not new nowodays so i would bet that it's mainly true.

 

[Andrian]

I would like to ask for an advice, the ivermectin I bought a few years ago, has been kept in a sealed plastic bag, in a dark closet, never exposed to sunlight, room temperature.

A few days ago I had a look at it and noticed a few yellow patches, inside the bag, though, i'm not sure if it's the bag or the ivermectin the source of the yellow color.

Does someone know if it is safe to use it in light of the above?

Thank you!

Edit: grammar and clarification

 

[nicklebleu]

I don’t think anyone could tell you this …

What I would do: I would order some new stuff, but keep the old stuff in case I really, really need some.
“Risk vs Benefit” is the operative term.

 

[Ricardo]

Sounds like oxidation which by itself would be presumably a non-issue , if it´s mold though that´s another matter.

I would like to ask for an advice, the ivermectin I bought a few years ago, has been kept in a sealed plastic bag, in a dark closet, never exposed to sunlight, room temperature.

A few days ago I had a look at it and noticed a few yellow patches, inside the bag, though, i'm not sure if it's the bag or the ivermectin the source of the yellow color.

Does someone know if it is safe to use it in light of the above?

Thank you!

Edit: grammar and clarification

 

[Mrs. Peel]

Does someone know if it is safe to use it in light of the above?

Somewhere in either this or another thread, I thought it was mentioned that most drugs are good way past their expiration date(?)

 

[Gwenllian]

A few days ago I had a look at it and noticed a few yellow patches, inside the bag, though, i'm not sure if it's the bag or the ivermectin the source of the yellow color.

Does someone know if it is safe to use it in light of the above?

Perhaps you could contact the supplier and see what they say? They could ask the manufacturer who may know what it is.

When I took some NAC (capsules) from a new bottle I could see dark patches on the powder. I contacted Iherb and they in turn contacted the manufacturer who said it was oxidation and harmless, but I should put the bottle in the fridge. I hope the yellow patches are innocuous.

 

[Andrian]

Perhaps you could contact the supplier and see what they say? They could ask the manufacturer who may know what it is.

When I took some NAC (capsules) from a new bottle I could see dark patches on the powder. I contacted Iherb and they in turn contacted the manufacturer who said it was oxidation and harmless, but I should put the bottle in the fridge. I hope the yellow patches are innocuous.

Thank you for the advice Gwenllian. I forgot to add that the IV was sealed inside two Hermetic plastic bags, the slightly yellow patches were present on the walls of the plastic bag with the IV in it.

The IV in itself doesn't have any yellow spots after removing it and putting it inside a different hermetic bag. I'll get a few aluminum hermetic bags and will conserve the IV inside one of those. The issue it seems was the plastic bag. I hope i'm not wrong on this one.

 

[FM258]

I just asked Grok about buying ivm from IndiaMart and he said there are a lot of counterfeit ivm being sold online. Has anyone done independent testing on anything they bought? Im considering doing just that since Ive bought nearly 5000 of these over the years.

 

[Ca.]

I would like to ask for advice, the ivermectin

I Goggled and asked what AI thinks:

AI Overview
Ivermectin paste typically remains effective for 6 months to 2 years after opening if stored properly, though it is best to check the manufacturer's expiration date on the packaging. Potency may decrease faster if exposed to air or moisture, so it is recommended to keep it in a cool, dry place and ensure the cap is tightly sealed.
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Storage and Safety Considerations

• Optimal Storage: Keep at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
• Re-sealing: Recap the syringe securely, possibly with an extra layer of covering to create a more airtight seal, as suggested on Best Horse Practices.
• Signs of Degradation: If the paste has changed color, consistency, or has a foul odor, it should be discarded.
• Maximum Potency: The manufacturer’s expiration date guarantees full potency. While often used later, the effectiveness of the medication cannot be guaranteed past that date.
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For more specific inquiries about a brand, some users discuss their experiences with similar products on forums like Guinea Lynx or DK Hardware Supply.

 

[Bernardo GA]

Just found this post on X which is good to know or at least take into consideration.
So it's about removing parasites from one's body and that the ivermectin or febendazolle have their limitations.

They guy list 3 natural products that, according to him, does the same job than IV or Fenbendazole (FDBZ), I also put their french name in parentheses as it's my natural tongue :
- Wormwood (absynthe)
- Black Walnut Hulls (coques de noix noire)
- Clove (clou de girofle)

Thank you very much, Dredger, for your post.
A while back, in another thread under Diet and Health, I asked if anyone had any experience with using wormwood.
Back then, I explained that I couldn’t get Ivermectin, and that I remembered how, when I was a child, my mother used to make us drink wormwood tea (bitter) for parasites.

That remedy was very common back then and very effective. Of course, the traditional use was for eliminating intestinal parasites.
But the question of whether wormwood could be useful for anything other than just intestinal parasites kept lingering in my mind.

In cases like mine, where the lack of Ivermectin is a fact, the search for alternatives arises naturally.
However, things in the world can get worse, and we don’t know if those who can currently get Ivermectin with relative ease might face serious difficulties in that regard at some point. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen.

That’s why I find the material you’ve shared so interesting.
Especially because it talks about several things that are easy to get, which, when combined properly, enhance each other’s effects—if I’ve understood correctly.

To be clear, I’m not assuming that what the author of this material says is entirely true, somewhat true, or not true at all.
I’m just saying that I find it really interesting to explore, in the context of looking for alternatives to the shortage of Ivermectin.
Thanks again.

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[dredger]

@Bernardo GA
Thanks !

Haven't you tried to order ivermectin from China ? You can read this thread where you'll find the information to contact her. This is where i bought mine.

I wouldn't havent said (or wrote) that 10 to 15y before, or even think about, but i understood that life means learning & experiencing, and this is what you finally described here in your last post. On my side, i'm good to learn but not so good to experience, but it's improving

 

[Bernardo GA]

@Bernardo GA
Thanks !

Haven't you tried to order ivermectin from China ? You can read this thread where you'll find the information to contact her. This is where i bought mine.

Thanks for your words, Dredger.
Yes, I’ve read the thread you recommended extensively, and it’s fantastic.
That’s why my wife and I have tried to get some products from abroad, but we failed miserably.

The problem is that my country’s government is very strict regarding the formal regulations for bringing any product into the country.
For example, any product related to tobacco, medications, or simply chemicals in general—they all fall under the category of chemical substances. And the regulation prohibits chemical substances from entering through customs.

Of course, these regulations are for the general public. The regulations for manufacturers are different, and they’re surely also designed to protect pharmaceutical companies.

In short, and to answer your question, it doesn’t matter if the product I’m trying to buy is from China or anywhere else, and the trick of disguising the product under different names to get it through customs doesn’t work either. Here, they lump it all under the “chemical substances” category to simplify the protection of the pharmaceutical industry.

I’ve already shared this experience my wife and I had in another thread. That’s why I don’t want to go on and on; I’m just trying to respond to your kind suggestions, which I appreciate and welcome.

I wouldn't havent said (or wrote) that 10 to 15y before, or even think about, but i understood that life means learning & experiencing, and this is what you finally described here in your last post. On my side, i'm good to learn but not so good to experience, but it's improving

Yes. And the great thing—and the smart thing—about sharing experiences is that we can avoid unnecessary harm by taking into account the experiences shared by others, as well as the benefits they’ve experienced and shared, no matter what the topic.

As we know, every body is unique, and learning to observe how our own body reacts to this or that is quite a challenge. It’s all a learning process, and according to the C’s, “it’s fun.”
But this thread is about Ivermectin, and I don’t want to get too philosophical here.

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