So normally I never get sick, never got the vaccine, never got sick during the pandemic, etc, but for the first time in many years I can actually say yesterday I must've caught something and got sick.
Got terrible sleep the night before since I had a really bad stomach ache (took a shit ton of CBD to be able to sleep, and get rid of the pain). Woke up yesterday with a bit of a sore throat, cough, and headache. It slowly moved to a fever of 101.3 by mid-day. My voice was all messed up, overall felt like complete crap.
Once I noticed I had a fever, I knew something was up, so took about 12-16mg of Ivermectin. Took 1800mg of NAC spaced throughout the day, a small bit of homemade fire cider, and 2000mg of Vitamin C in the evening. And then right before bed, smoked about 1/4 of a Datura flower, and used a small amount of Datura ointment as it's an effective herbal sedative and antispasmodic (I'm not recommending anyone use this plant without proper knowledge of how it works, it is highly poisonous and will literally kill you if you don't know what you're doing).
Woke up this morning feeling just as good as I ever have, absolutely zero signs of sickness whatsoever.
That's the ticket!! Good for you!
It's funny. When I start feeling sick and get 2 doses of horsey paste (with a nap inbetween the 2 doses), I wake up the next morning feeling like a million bucks with tons of energy. I keep saying, ivermectin is a game changer.
That's one thing I found interesting, I was hoping to be mostly better today but expected to still be somewhat tired/low energy. Instead, I actually had more energy and felt better than normal.
It does seem likely that the ivermectin is the cause on that part. May have to take it more often just because of that, there aren't any real downsides of doing so, right? Maybe a once every week or two dose?
I have a friend who takes a dose 1x a week. But I don't, mostly wanting to save it. I think just focusing on overall better nutrition, getting enough sleep and rest, handling stress would be better than relying on the ivermectin for energy. I, myself, need to focus on a healthier lifestyle for sure.
1 dose every Sunday. works for me
That's what I've been doing for the last couple of months. From late 2021, when IVM cured my case of covid, I stayed on Dr Z's prophylactic dosing (twice per week, weight-based). Then, in March, I switched to just once a week, weight-based, IVM. I haven't had as much as a sniffle, zero seasonal allergies, and I feel great. (IVM also cured my severe GERD, arthritis, and lowered my blood pressure so much I've been able to reduce my hypertension med dose by 3/4.)
What are y'all taking dosage wise of the horse paste? Just the weight indicated amount on the plunger or something different?
Yes Iver horse paste, knocked out a gut flu overnight! What a great discovery!
My daughter made me some fire cider once when I was sick a year ago, I didn't know you were only supposed to take 1/2 shot glass per dose, lol, it will clean you out 😆 she also makes a elderberry syrup that boost your immune system.
What is her recipe for the fire cider? I know, in general, but what are the proportions?
My daughter made it idk . I will see her after the weekend and get it to ya. I'm deaf so I don't talk on the phone much.
Yeah, don't have to take that much, it's pretty potent. I normally take the half shot or so, to boost immunity, in this instance I took a lot more though.
I didn't really measure it, but my cup was around 3in in diameter and I poured in maybe 3/4-1in or so, so a very real amount. Maybe 2 shots?
It worked fast though, like I actually noticed an improvement within 15 minutes of taking it.
It will cure what ales ya for sure. Home remedies is where it's at.
I thought my healing methods were complex.... Interesting info on the Datura. I recommend adding Zinc, Vit-D, Quercetin to your daily diet. Then when hard times hit, then i dose iodine, colloidal silver and oregano oil.
Yeah, Datura is definitely interesting. I'm somewhat hesitant about mentioning it to people because I would absolutely hate to see someone hurt by it, and I'm not kidding when I say it can be incredibly dangerous. People have definitely died using it, and others have reported hellish experiences where you lose complete touch with reality and see/talk to things that aren't there. And it can last multiple days too.
I absolutely NEVER eat it, that's the most dangerous way of using it, and it's hard to gauge potency because one plant can't be 5x as potent as another, and sometimes even parts of the same plant can vary by a lot. Smoked is safer, and it's commonly thought that you can't go completely delirious by just smoking it. Salves/ointments are safest as the most dangerous alkaloids can't pass through the skin, while the useful ones can.
So I smoked a very small amount, maybe 1/8 of one flower/0.1g, and put a small quantity of ointment (maybe pea sized) on the tops of my feet. Note that ointment strength can vary in potency depending on how much plant material goes into it.
One of the reasons I'd be having a hard time sleeping was because of the coughing, and when this took effect I no longer had any issues with that. Didn't feel like coughing whatsoever. Had an easy time falling asleep, and while I was drifting off, I started "dreaming" before I was even fully asleep. I don't really remember much of it, but the dreams were extra vivid and had this otherworldly quality, and honestly it was really enjoyable.
When I woke up I felt 100% normal, besides feeling slightly dehydrated (went away after drinking some water), and my eyesight was slightly blurry (side effect of Datura, went away within an hour or two).
So all in all, I love it. I still wouldn't tell people to go and use it, cause hey it's super dangerous and basically it's a poisonous plant, but there definitely is a reason it was used medically in the past.
How do you consume those three things? I have all three to try. Do I put drops in water? The oregano is murder! I put it in a gelcap sometimes.
Funny enough I actually thought about taking iodine too, and even had some I could've used, just completely forgot. Don't know about him, but when I take it I generally take 5 drops (12.5mg at the concentration mine is). Either drops in water, or in a capsule.
Iodine!
Love it. I have Lugol's and another kind.
Really helps your dreams become more colorful and vivid.
Now THIS is probably gonna get me to finally start taking iodine regularly. I'm really into dreams and dream symbolism, and I've tried just about every dream-enhancing compound/plant/vitamin/herb I could find, and I had no idea iodine could have an effect on dreams.
Thanks!
One of the theories that I ascribe to nowadays is that viruses aren't real.
You got sick because you were lacking some important nutrient in your diet.
The drugs you are taking are masking the underlying issue you have.
You can continue to cover up the symptoms, but eventually, your bad diet will kill you.
Put another way, I raise cows for meat. If one of them gets sick, I cull them. If I need to give them medicine, I cull them. If a lot of them get sick, I figure out what I am doing wrong and figure out what vitamins and minerals they are lacking. For the most part, clean water and fresh pasture are all that they need to thrive.
What about your own body? Are you doing those things it needs to thrive? Are you eating the right foods, getting the right exercise, etc?
Maybe. I know I got sick a lot less when I was eating frozen chicken, fries, and pizza nearly every day. Over the last three years I'm eating lean meat and vegetables and I get sick every two weeks. I take vitamins, walk more often, get plenty of sleep, eat fruit, eggs, and cheese in addition to the lean meat and vegetables, but I keep getting sick. The biggest difference in my diet comes from cutting out potatoes and bread.
I didn't see any mention of fat in your diet. Fat is the basis for your immune system. Are you getting Omega-3 fats, butter and saturated fats? Maybe not. Are you eating crappy oils, like soy and canola? Fats may be the answer for you to reclaim your immune functioning.
I think there's something in the bread. Someone told me they switched to using bromine to keep the bugs out of the flour, and bromine in small quantities is toxic. I don't know if it is true but I'm going to test it out by growing and grinding my own wheat.
Grow your own wheat? That's one way to avoid the glyphosate. I suggest SPELT wheat if you must eat it but note that nearly all grains accumulate fungal toxins.
I don't know about viruses.
What they call viruses sometimes may be nanotechnology -- tiny little software programs that direct your cells to do something.
Airborne, likely through chemtrails.
Or could be action poison.
This is interesting, and I mostly agree with you. I'm not fully in the camp of "bad diet is the root cause of sickness itself", but fully believe that maintaining a good diet/exercise is likely all that is needed for immunity, such that nothing extra is needed to stop oneself from getting sick so long as the body is kept strong and fueled properly.
I know a lot of people have talked about toxins, and how rather than it being viruses causing sickness, when the body builds up too much toxins it goes into "detox mode" to release/get rid of them, and in the process of doing so, sickness is felt as a sort of "symptom" of the detox occurring.
I feel like the body can handle a certain amount of toxins being added/unfavorable conditions being experienced, say if X amount of toxins can be dealt with every day, if Y amount being added daily is less than X, no sickness is ever felt. If Y amount is greater than X, a buildup occurs, and once a certain threshold is reached, sickness occurs and the body deals with them, but it is uncomfortable in the sense that the body is noticeably fighting off something.
So Diet/Excercise play a massive role, if one has a good diet, generally less toxins are being added (garbage food likely is high in toxins/unhealthy ingredients/etc), and good exercise leads to a strong body that is likely capable of dealing with a higher load of the negatives/toxins. It's likely not everything though, since toxins can be picked up via the environment, and being around those who are sick (sick meaning in detox mode/expelling toxins). This is likely why those who are in perfect shape/health don't get sick when around those who are sick, but others who are weakened/already have a higher load of toxins are pressed toward the threshold and end up getting sick, when around those who are sick. In other words, why it seems that sickness is "contagious"/transferrable, despite all these reports of people in lab settings trying to take a "virus" from a sick person, and using it to infect a healthy person.
This has probably been thought of before, and is likely similar to this "terrain theory" I keep hearing about, but haven't had time to look into yet. As always take everything I say with a grain of salt, but by observation I feel this seems likely/possible how things work.
I wish we knew more than we did about how our bodies actually work. Unfortunately we've been lied to for so long that it's impossible to know anymore. I half-wonder if we should go back to the ancient medical textbooks and start over from the beginning. Maybe there was something to blood letting and humors.
Sounds like u beat a horrid cold with the shits in a day. Nicely done. Interesting shit u used. That's why I love this place......Haven't heard of the stuff u mentioned
What are y'all taking dosage wise of the horse paste? Just the weight indicated amount on the plunger or something different?
I calculated it out once, 6.08g per tube, that's 6080mg. At 1.87% ivermectin, that's 113.69mg ivermectin per tube. I can't remember how many notches total, but take that total ivermectin per tube and divide by number of notches to figure out how many mg of ivermectin per notch.
Then I believe it's 0.2mg/kg of body weight for a prophylactic dose, and 0.4mg/kg of body weight for a full-treatment dose.
It's very forgiving and is unlikely to hurt you if you take extra, although I wouldn't recommend taking an entire tube (likely wouldn't hurt you, but why bother and hey it's useful stuff, why waste it?)
On the day I was sick, I took 6 notches (I'm relatively light, maybe 120lbs or so). Another 4 the next day, despite feeling fine, and another 4 today just cause why not and wanted to make sure the sickness stayed away. I'll likely continue to take a similar dose once a week, even though it likely isn't necessary.
Thanks so much for the reply. The plunger has five segments of 250 lbs of weight, up 1250lbs. I calculated 22.738mg per 250lb segment. I'm curious about your dosage b/c I've heard the ol' "it'll destroy your liver" argument from several people. It seems like it wouldn't be used all over the world quite liberally if that was the case. I figured they either got bad info, or they're trying to discourage usage.
So I'd likely believe that those claims are bullshit, but I did some quick searching and here's what I found. There is one specific doctor who claims it's caused all this liver damage (90% of people who took ivermectin were supposedly affected), although no evidence of the claims were ever provided. Note that I've never actually heard of a single claim of liver damage from anyone.
Looking for actual studies, I actually was able to find one, and am including it below as well. This study goes over a case of a single instance of liver damage that was noticed a month after a person took one dose of ivermectin. Note that this case involves 1 person, the damage was noticed 1 month later, and there was never any real indicator that the ivermectin is actually what caused the damage (could've been anything).
https://www.thesouthafrican.com/lifestyle/health-fitness/breaking-ivermectin-covid-19-warning-liver-damage-emmanuel-taban-is-it-dangerous/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK548921/
Also below on Mayo clinic's website, note that under the side effects page not a single mention of anything to do with the liver whatsoever. Not even under rare side effects.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/ivermectin-oral-route/side-effects/DRG-20064397?p=1
I appreciate the digging. I'm sure you're aware there are several alternatuve cancer treatments using ivermectin. One I looked at yesterday, for a reference to see the dosage level, calls for 1mg/kg, we'll over the level for cold/flu usage. I tend to believe it's safe. https://blog.mygotodoc.com/p/can-2-cheap-meds-1-vitamin-and-baking
Wow! You don’t need a doctor, you healed yourself! Maybe you could call yourself a Medicine Man from a particular assumed tribe and hang out your shingle! Lol! Glad you are feeling right as rain!
I'm glad everyone else is having great luck with ivermectin. It doesn't seem to work for me!
Do you take it with lots of zinc?
I also rarely get sick and something got through to me two weeks ago. Why I’m still recovering is my haste to getting back towards training and I think I did more damage. Lesson learnt. I eat extremely cleanly and exercise daily. But on the mend now, one or two more days of solid rest, and my body would be finished with its latest natural immunity upgrades.
I get you there, I find it nearly impossible to just sit idle. I still worked on the day I was sick (always work from home, with computers), but next day was back at it working in full capacity and spent the weekend out in the sun framing out a garden shed in the backyard.
I still have a slight cough, but would've probably got rid of that too if I actually spent time resting/recovering instead of working on stuff.
Hope you recover well!
Yeah, it certainly is odd. Speaking of which, my friend just got sick today.