Carlos Alberto
Padawan Learner
I don't know if you have talked to your doctor about your chronic diarrhea problem. If so, maybe he can prescribe the Ivermectin. They probably don't mind doing that as long as you don't mention COVID.
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Wandering Star
The Living Force
First of all my pity for your problem.
You say that you have tried everything for your chronic diarrhea problem, so perhaps what I am going to say seems a little silly.
When I occasionally have this problem, I take raw garlic. A clove of garlic cut into pieces small enough to be able to swallow them (the following is important) without chewing them. Raw garlic cut into pieces and swallowed without chewing, as if it were a pill.
And every few hours another clove of garlic until the problem stops.
In my case and in the people who have followed my advice, it stops the diarrhea in a very short time.
My apologies if you have already tried it and your problem is deeper and more complicated.
I just wanted to share with you something simple that works very effectively for me.
worldbridger
Jedi Master
No, I haven't tried this one, mainly because my allergic reactions to spicy food. But I'll keep this in mind after I tried the Ivermectin. Thanks.
worldbridger
Jedi Master
I searched all the pharmacies in Sweden, they don't carry it. They deleted the information about it in the national database for pharmaceuticals! And I'm not desperate enough to buy pet dewormer yet, so much other stuff in them. Also, my experience with doctors here the last 8 years has convinced me that they don't care and can't think.
Wandering Star
The Living Force
OK perfect.
However, I have done a little search to explain why it works for me:
Garlic has always been a highly prized culinary spice throughout history, and in fact, there are Sanskrit records documenting remedies made from garlic approximately 5,000 years ago. Later, it came to be called "Russian penicillin" due to its antibacterial properties.
Throughout history in the Middle East, East Asia, and Nepal, garlic has been used to treat bronchitis, hypertension, tuberculosis, liver disorders, dysentery, flatulence, colic, rheumatism, diabetes and even fever. Today we have evidence, thanks to a study by Washington State University (USA) and published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, that diallyl sulfide, a garlic compound, is 100 times more effective than two popular antibiotics to fight Campylobacter bacteria (one of the most common causes of intestinal infections).
XPan
The Living Force
two years ago, I looked up Ivermectin (stromectol) in the Swedish FASS register. I believe it has been abandoned entirely in Sweden since 2015. When it comes to vets, i do not know if they still have/use for animals in Sweden.
Magnolia
Jedi
I stumbled across three vendors of fenbendazole for humans after reading the posting on the fenbendazole thread:
FenBenLabs
TheHappyHealingStore
Although ivermectin and fenbendazole are both antithelminics, they are somewhat different. Each antithelminic apparently addresses different classes of worms. But some people recommend using a variety of worm medicine routines instead of the same medicine all the time.
I discovered this independently with my own pet -- a medication that worked once didn't always work the next time.
In the case of Joe Tippens who used fenbendazole for cancer, he took over-the-counter animal dewormers (Panacur C / Safeguard / Merck -- he states each gram = 222 mg fenbendazole) which are available on Amazon in US.
I don't know much about all this but am interested because I'm dealing with a pet who has worms every few years and I've had Lyme disease an equal number of times. I've read that some European doctors prescribe ivermectin for Lyme, which implies a lot more about Lyme disease vs treating it as a simple bacterial infection (the only option here). I've tried a number of natural treatments (activated charcoal, wormwood, black walnut tincture, parasite cleanses, and artemisinin), and since ivermectin is effectively banned and fenbendazole is still available, I figure fenbendazole is worth a try too.
AmazonCase reports and articles on fenbendazole usage on Substack.
FenBenLabs
TheHappyHealingStore
Although ivermectin and fenbendazole are both antithelminics, they are somewhat different. Each antithelminic apparently addresses different classes of worms. But some people recommend using a variety of worm medicine routines instead of the same medicine all the time.
I discovered this independently with my own pet -- a medication that worked once didn't always work the next time.
In the case of Joe Tippens who used fenbendazole for cancer, he took over-the-counter animal dewormers (Panacur C / Safeguard / Merck -- he states each gram = 222 mg fenbendazole) which are available on Amazon in US.
I don't know much about all this but am interested because I'm dealing with a pet who has worms every few years and I've had Lyme disease an equal number of times. I've read that some European doctors prescribe ivermectin for Lyme, which implies a lot more about Lyme disease vs treating it as a simple bacterial infection (the only option here). I've tried a number of natural treatments (activated charcoal, wormwood, black walnut tincture, parasite cleanses, and artemisinin), and since ivermectin is effectively banned and fenbendazole is still available, I figure fenbendazole is worth a try too.
worldbridger
Jedi Master
Well, I found it as a pet dewormer, 500 mg 20 tablets only 25 euros. Other ingredients (direct translation):
Lactose monohydrate (filler agent), corn starch (binding agent), water free colloidal silicon dioxide (thickening agent), hydroxyethyl cellulose (thickening agent), sodium starch glycolatet (to control breakdown), magnesium stearate (binding agent). I think they are less harmful compared to the parasites...
Magnolia
Jedi
Pretty good. I've had difficulty finding out what the "other ingredients" are in "alternative" meds. These look very benign.
On the other hand, I have no clue what pharmaceutical companies put in "prescription" meds. For all I know, what's in a pharmacy med could be far worse.
In case you are not aware, raw pumpkin seeds are a pretty effective antithelminic. Pretty easy to find, fairly cheap, and are rather tasty.
How To Use Pumpkin Seeds For Intestinal Worms
Parasites like human intestinal worms are a far more common problem than most people realize. Here is how parasites can enter your body and some of the main
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worldbridger
Jedi Master
I plan to try Ivermectin since I suspect parasites. They recommend taking Ivermectin as a single dose of 12 mg, I weigh 65 kg. Is it unwise to do 2-3 concecutive days or more just to be sure they are gone or is it better to wait a month and take another dose of 12 mg?
Synch it with full moon perhaps?
Synch it with full moon perhaps?
Tauriel
Dagobah Resident
It depends on the kind of parasites. Depending on the parasite 12 mg are not enough and you must take 0,4-0,5 mg/ kg bodyweight.
You might try to goggle a package leaflet for the different dosages and when to repeat the treatment.
If you don't find any I will take photos and post them.
worldbridger
Jedi Master
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Like this one: Ivermectin: Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Warnings - Drugs.com
So, you must know what parasites you have, preferably. But if you don't?
Ok, your source? I googled it and they only mention in general 0,2 mg per kg bodyweight, a single dose, and follow doctors orders.
Like this one: Ivermectin: Uses, Dosage, Side Effects, Warnings - Drugs.com
So, you must know what parasites you have, preferably. But if you don't?
Tauriel
Dagobah Resident
A package leaflet.
In German.
https://data-storage.live/data/unsec/pb-driponin.pdf
But since you don't know which parasite you've got I wouldn't reach too low.
My son and I chose the higher dose for treating post-c symptoms.
But you might be fine with 0,2mg/kg.
How Much Ivermectin Should You Take?
Tauriel
Dagobah Resident
Why not seeing a doctor and get a stool sample tested on parasites? That's the easiest way to verify.
