Ivermectin Tier List and Guide
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I know a lot of you have been asking about which Ivermectin options are the best and I've put together this handy guide with assistance from a few of you who I have private messaged across multiple platforms.
My personal choice is the "Recommended" option as I believe it has the best smell, taste, and effect. I've been using Ivermectin for a while and I feel better than ever.
For those who can't see this, zoom in or right click and view as image! The text is very readable but not when the size is collapsed. This has become MUCH BIGGER than when I started.
As you may have seen, I've updated the guide with more information and user feedback. If you would like this guide expanded, or have feedback, let me know so I can update it and improve it!
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE spread this around so we can save and protect the lives of other patriots! It's up to you to save lives.
NOTE: Slightly updated guide here: https://media.communities.win/post/tz5Bb4sW.jpeg
Excellent. If they ask you for pictures of your horses, I can share mine! 🤣
Please elaborate of how youve been using it, how often, how much and what was the result.
See the "Dosing (Paste) section. I walk through me personally and how I take, and how often I take it. Note that everyone weighs different and the amount I take is different from others. But whether you choose to take the liquid, paste, or tablet, I've included guidance and sources for all options.
Just started, one dose on day one and one on day 3, then once a week for two weeks. After that one dose every two weeks if you want for prophylactic use. So far no issues at all. We take 50mg of Zinc, 5000IU of D3, Quercetin 500mg w/ Vitamin C 1400 every morning just to help build up our immune systems. I will leave out the Zinc and Quercetin after a month or so and add back if I feel we need it, but think I might continue the Ivermectin every two weeks for awhile. You need to take Ivermectin w/ food. The other vitamins are better taken on empty stomach in the morning.
Not Zinc, always take that with food otherwise you will feel like your going to throw up.
Oh definitely this... I always take zinc on a full stomach
Really, so if quercetin is the vehicle for the zinc and it's to be taken in the am on empty stomach how does that work exactly or am I misunderstanding something?
I have no idea what you just said to be honest, I only know from experience of taking zinc on an empty stomach it makes you want to puke. Last time I did that I was able to eat some grapes and the nausea went away.
Since I suck at explaining things:) I found where it discusses this in Dr. Zelenko's protocol:
"Quercetin helps zinc by acting as a zinc ionophore (PubMed 2014), the same mechanism of action that hydroxychloroquine has via helping zinc pass the cell wall where it might halt viral replication.
This zinc ionophore activity of quercetin facilitates the transport of zinc across the cell membrane. It is known that zinc will slow down the replication of coronavirus through inhibition of enzyme RNA polymerase (PubMed 2010)."
So this is why I was wondering the above. I take them together on an empty stomach in the morning and have not had any issues so far. I guess a protein drink or something, even a couple of saltines might help someone if it bothers their stomach.
I think it might be because the Quercetin is another pill so that is why you haven't ever had an upset stomach it gives it something to bind to or whatever. I don't know I am not a doctor lol! I just know if you take zinc by its self on an empty stomach it makes you want to puke.
Also, make sure you get a teensy bit of copper now and then - necessary with the zinc. Sorry, cannot recall why ;-)
Zinc and copper need to be in balance. Too much zinc and you can deplete copper and vice versa. I buy a Zinc/Copper capsule which has the correct zinc/copper ratio so I don't have too worry about that.
I told some friends about that, and they went and checked their multivitamins. Neither had zinc in them which is BIZARRE, and only one had copper.
These kinds of super helpful guides are one of the main the reasons I come to this community.
50 tubes of paste to OD on Ivermectin. That would require a special type of stupid to accomplish.
Comparative evaluation of acute toxicity of ivermectin by two methods after single subcutaneous administration in rats: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17234315/
Can we make that a Tik Tok challenge??
Huh. While a joke, that's a REALLY good idea ...
I'll buy it for them.
One by one they are all taking themselves out of the gene pool anyway, might as well help them get a head start before the shots do it for them slowly over the next ten years.
Awesome. Thank you!
Great guide. It would be nice to see which generic tablet vendors people are using as well. I have some coming manufactured by Actiza.
For the bad tasting ones, apply it on the back of your tongue to avoid tasting it.
Or put the measured amount in small piles on wax paper. Freeze it and swallow each pre-measured portion like a pill.
How well does it mix with a strong bourbon?
Take your medicine like a man! (I know, that originated for the Malaria/Scurvy cure of Gin and Tonics)
Great! You can also use it like a spread on toast! Yum!!!!!
For Aussies (assuming you can escape the shackles) mix with Vegemite.
From what I've heard about the taste of Vegemite, I think the paste probably tastes better.
Ivergemite sandwich
I take a mouthful of liquid (something acidic and/or fizzy works best), drop in the glob of paste, and swallow. I barely taste it at all.
The dose for horses and humans is the same... 200mcg/kg.(0.2mg/kg)...
https://www.drugs.com/dosage/ivermectin.html
https://equimed.com/drugs-and-medications/reference/ivermectin
You can literally dose yourself like a horse it's already adjusted correctly for weight, just take the correct amount for your weight. No need to 1.5x anything.
Are you stupid? Humans and horse metabolize Ivermectin and other medicines and foods at different rates.
Nope not dumb, the dose is 200mcg/kg daily for humans for prophylaxis and 400mcg to 600mcg for outpatient.
Check the FLCCC protocols too.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FLCCC-Alliance-I-MASKplus-Protocol-ENGLISH.pdf
So am I stupid? I don't think so but since you've provided so much supporting information in your post, I am inclined to believe you must be correct /s.
Is OP a handshake attacking people? No.
To answer your question, OP's exactly correct. The CDC itself recommends 200 micrograms/kg to treat scabies which is the same dosage as horses get.
https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/scabies/health_professionals/meds.html
If you weigh 1250 lbs., eat the whole tube.
I guess I have TRUMP tier IVM pills
Do you need an Rx for those? And how much were they?
90 for the Frontline Doctors telemetry Consultation, currently waiting for the pharmacy they use to call me in regards to the script.
Doc called on Sunday a day or 2 after I booked the consultation through their website.
If I remember, I'll get back to you regarding the price. I believe it will be steep. They have a warning saying that if it's too expensive you can't get your consultation fee back. I wish the pricing was more transparent.
Dosage varies by weight so I get it. Someone said it'll probably be $180, it's a 5 day 6 pills a day regiment for me.
Someone else said probably like $400, but those were just passing comments no one spoke from experience.
Go to a health food store and buy quermectin.
You mean quercetin?
Got mine from GNC, a lot of health food stores here don't have it other than the Quercetin complex (with magnesium and vitamin C).
Yeah, people act like it is no different than vitamin c, it’s refreshing. We just purchased two more bottles this afternoon as a backup. One bottle per person for now...
Thank you!
Is the prophylaxis dose still twice a week and then skip two weeks? I just started my second tube since ivermectin posts started making the rounds several months ago. I just went to the tractor supply store in order to have a backup and either they have pulled it off the shelves completely, or they can't keep up with the demand. Shelves were bare except for the "CDC" warning that it causes death in humans. I didn't see any signs stating that in order to buy you needed a picture of yourself and your horse. Is that a real thing? Asking because I need to find a random horse if so.
Last time I went to Tractor Supply, two or three weeks ago, they just asked if I would be using it for a horse. No picture required, at least where I went. I've been buying it for while, so they may have seen my order history.
Valleyvet.com is back ordered. Turn in your order, and wait
Your list says take Ivermectin EVERY day---This is not right and it is way too much. If you have Covid--or a cold/flu symptoms, take the recommended dosage---one notch on the syringe = pounds so a 200 pound person takes 4 notches of the paste on day one and 48 hours later takes another dose the once a week until the symptoms improve. If you don't have any symptoms, take one dose per month. DO NOT OVERDOSE. It smells like apple and tastes like vasoline! This is what I have read prescribed from people on YT that have had Covid.
Okay, this is awesome. Thanks for posting!
Thanks bud!
Thanks for the infographics and I know I'm late to the game but:
Why mouthwash?
If it's safe to take as it would require approximately 50 tubes to overdose a 250 lb man, then why should we be careful with the dosing? I'm not saying we should just take the whole tube in, but this is where I sort of don't understand -- if it's safe to consume and nearly impossible to overdose, why should we be careful with the dosing?
If you are SICK and want to stay out of the hospital you take your body weight dose plus your zinc DAILY for 7 days or til noticeably improved. Don't dink around. Slam it. If you go to the hospital they may kill you. You've got to win this for yourself.
Should the daily zinc be 50mg instead of 100mg? America’s Frontline Doctors prescribe 50mg to treat covid. https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/treatments/hydroxychloroquine/treatment-protocols/
Yes.
The amount of Zinc isn't super important. You will simply pee out the excess. Same thing with Vitamin C. We can't really absorb 10,000mg of Vitamin C in a day. Same with Zinc. 50mg is fine. 100mg is fine. There's obviously a fine line you can't cross but it's so high a reasonable person couldn't consume that much.
I found some info on taking high levels of zinc, for what it’s worth: https://www.nutritionletter.tufts.edu/ask-experts/q-i-take-50-milligrams-of-zinc-daily-but-it-looks-like-you-should-take-only-40-milligrams-per-day-is-it-ok-to-continue-what-are-the-consequences-of-too-much-zinc/
“High zinc intakes (150-450 milligrams per day) have been reported to inhibit copper absorption, sometimes resulting in copper deficiency, associated anemia, reduced immune function, and reduced levels of high-density or ‘good’ cholesterol. Intake of 80 milligrams per day of zinc in the form of zinc oxide for an average of 6.3 years in the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS) has been associated with a significant increase in hospitalizations for genitourinary issues. Even moderately high intakes of zinc of about 60 milligrams per day for up to 10 weeks have been reported to reduce a copper-containing enzyme (a marker of copper status). Zinc supplements also have the potential to interact with several types of medications (such as antibiotics and diuretics). As such, be sure to discuss your zinc intake with your healthcare provider.”
This is great info! Thanks for the contribution.
I've reduced it to 50mg in version 0.2.2 onward.
Happy to help! I really like the chart 👍
Appreciate this. The one I got is a paste from First Companion. I compared the SDS to Durvet and the ingredient percentages are exactly the same.
I’m gonna need some apples and sugar cubes after all this ;)
Any info about giving it to children?