For those with loved ones that are affected with MS or other neurological issues - this seems very promising.
These hidden drugs are a game changer. Iver, Doxy, FebBen, ect.
Substack from the "2nd smartest guy in the world":
"Ivermectin can also induce remyelination. Myelin is the lining around nerve cells that gets destroyed in MS—Ivermectin can reverse this in MS animal models. (This is a complex topic beyond the scope of this post, and not without caveats, so I’ll plan to write a separate post about MS soon.) Ivermectin also promotes the regrowth of damaged peripheral nerves and functions as an immunomodulator, meaning that it helps fix an abnormal immune response. And to top it off, “Ivermectin has continually proved to be astonishingly safe for human use.”
Given the above, you might imagine that ivermectin could be useful for patients suffering from chronic infections that confuse the immune system, as such patients frequently wind up with long-term neurologic damage. And that’s why I have so much experience with it, even before Covid. I’ve prescribed it for countless patients over the years and it’s been enormously helpful for a significant subset."
Ivermectin Promotes Peripheral Nerve Regeneration during Wound Healing: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsomega.8b01451#
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It sounds like you are doing fine using the sheep drench. However, you might be better off switching to the cattle injectable. I take the injectable. The sheep drench is made to be absorbed through the skin and has an absorption ingredient added.
I suspect that absorption ingredient is likely DMSO which will not harm you, but I do not know that for a fact.
The injectable is pure and has a slightly stronger concentration of ivermectin, 1% instead of .08%. If you should decide to switch the dosage for humans is 1cc to every 110 lbs body weight. I have used this ever since Covid began. I simply add a dose to a small shot of juice and down the hatch.
I also give it to my dogs to prevent heartworm at .1cc for every 10 lbs body weight.
I do use the sheep drench on my race birds mixed in the water for parasites.
It is great to hear anothe testimony about the effectiveness of this wonder drug. It really pisses me off that they have hidden this true miracle for human health.
Sheep drench is for oral use in sheep. You actually use a drench tool and squirt it directly into the animal stomach. You do not dilute it. And since a ram sheep weighs about the same as a man, and a ewe weighs close to a woman, we really felt comfortable with it. My son-in-law had covid and was hospitalized. He was using the injectable. He is fine now, and we all avoided the jab and run-death-is-near. We had covid at the same time and used sheep drench. We were not sick at all. Everyone is different, though, so I am not knocking injectable. My son-in-law thinks it helped him and thinks it might have been worse without it. We have injectable also, but it smells and tastes like there are additives and it is meant to be injected into the blood stream. We inject our cows with it. And we also have pour on, but it has blue coloring and smells like rubbing alcohol. We prefer injectable for our cows. The sheep drench worked best for us. And the reason we have all of these is because we have cattle and sheep. Ivermectin when used responsibly works wonders for sure. There are far more uses for it than are even known.
Well I learn something new every day thank you. I had always been told it was a pour on application.
I just opened the instruction packet on the side of the quart bottle I have on hand, and you are right it is for oral application. I had the drench confused with the pour on.
It also says 'not for human use'. KEK
Thanks again. I had never bothered to read the label. Now my available supply just grew large enough to last a lifetime.
I'm so glad you have some. I believe it is the best form to take. I hope they don't take it away from us as farmers. KEK
They're swallowing injectable. That's how my uhh horse takes it. KEK
Bioavailability I think. Also more potent.
I can get about 25 doses out of a 50ml bottle. That bottle used to be about $35, but is not running just under $50. The paste is about $15, but it contains about 4 doses. The paste does not dissolve readily, where taking the injectable orally with juice you don't even know it is there.
I've not compared then. But the swine injectable you can just mix with juice. Drink it down. Your horse that is...
Cheaper, you can buy it buy the quart.
I saw that,but I do have a friend who's an old school pharmacist who went to school in the 50s. He mixes his own from the liquid. That kind of stuff was pretty common in the old days. I don't know what he uses, he may have gotten cleaner stuff,as a good friend of his is a vet.