My primary physician refused to write a script for IVM as a preventative measure or so I could have some on hand in case of illness, despite me telling him that I would use horse paste if he refused. His hands were tied anyway as an employee of a huge health-care system. (High paid salesman for pharma...)

So, I purchased horsey-paste and started taking it after doing my research. It's now possible to purchase the human version of it legally in at least one state (I forgot the state). I recommend consulting a qualified medical professional for a legal prescription, and I'm not offering medical advice of any kind.

That said, the popular horse-paste version includes a plunger with settings that correspond to the weight of your horse. You dial the desired number, press the plunger and mix into your yogurt. Some suggested a mathematical adjustment to the weight, but others argued that the safety profile of the medicine makes it unnecessary. Do your own research, and I recommend the Dr. option if possible.

One more thing: I have a chronic but easily treatable medical condition that requires multiple blood tests every six months, and I've done this for over 20 years. I'm sure it would break forum rules for me to be specific, but I can say that after 18 months of weekly IVM the improvement to my health has been astonishing, and you can see the results in my blood work. Eliminating toenail fungus after years of failure by the pharmaceutical industry is the most minor of the benefits I've enjoyed from regular IVM.

It's also cool to not every get sick. When I feel something coming on, just take horsey paste for a couple of days and it's gone.

The medical profession is a criminal syndicate for withholding this amazing product from other humans. It should be over-the-counter.

Again, not medical advice. Consult a professional.