Any Canadian anons know where to get IVM? Friend needs some but customs is seizing IVM.
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Friend sees studies that IVM can help w/ post vaccine injury. He's in Canada. If you know how to get it in Canada please let me know. He was a major liberal and used to attack me for supporting Trump. But he is waking up now and has had heart issues and brain fog from the jab.
Might be a dumb question, but can your friend by the horse paste at the farm supply store?
I have used the paste. I simply set the amount to my weight, and push the paste out which ends up being about the size of my pinky fingernail. I do that on the 1st and 3rd of each month. This is what I do, and I am not making a recommendation nor am I offering medical advice or treatment advice.
I'm sure he can but I doubt he will.
Does your friend understand the actual chemical comes from the same jar and whether you make a gel or a tablet is just based on the inactive ingredients?
You can buy a liquid at the feed store, and mix it to human proportions. A friend of mine is a retired pharmacist and he bought a quart and mixed it up. That's probably the cheapest way by far.
ooh good idea, thanks I will run that by him
I use the horse stuff too. The only objection I have ever read that makes even a little sense is that the animal IVM may have more harmful inert components in it. But it's not like I am taking it over the course of a life time, every day.
To rebut the other ingredients discussion, horse owners give paste to their multimillion dollar horses...if they’re not concerned, I’m not going to be either.
I'm with ya, though they also shoot them in the head when their done with them lol.
While others are put out to a nice grassy field to have their way with sexy ripe mares...Spose like everything...it just depends...
The inert component is the gel or paste, as Ivermectin is otherwise a powder or liquid. As a horse owner I can attest to the fact that gel or paste carrier makes it a whole lot easier to dose a horse. It's harmless.
Oooooof course it is Wilber.