Senator Alan Clark in Arkansas has filed a bill to make ivermectin OTC.
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Preserve all the articles that came out against Ivermectin in the last 5 years. The "Professionals" & "Experts", will have some explaining to do eventually.
Based on the comments in other social media platforms, the derangement against IVM is firmly entrenched.
I can confirm. I had my liberal daughter visiting a week ago. I mentioned that my doctor gave me ivermectin and she had a nervous breakdown. It’s literally been demonized. I happen to be a pet sitter though, and I tapped my fingers and said hello… I’m a pet sitter. Well that broke her programming, and she said I’m sorry I just assumed.😂😂😂
Hopefully, we’ll be able to break down the social programming, and she’ll come to the conclusion that taking ivermectin is not just for people who don’t want to get toxoplasmosis, but it’s good for many other ailments.
After that conversation with her, I realize she’s still really indoctrinated. So sad.
Amen.
Can Montana do this please?
Fenben, too? please
You can get fen ben off amazon !
But it's labeled as for animals
edit : nevermind i guess they have pills for humans but not for ivermectin
Is there a difference in the composition of the active ingredient? I have for animals, and am mulling over buying the pill form.
nevermind they have human pills for fen ben but not ivermectin
Yes. They do have ivermectin pills (but the horse paste is less expensive). This from a couple months ago --
https://greatawakening.win/p/199hlNU8kI/two-places-to-buy-ivermectin/
I mean not on Amazon
Yes you can, but it’s expensive!
Please and thank you. 🙏🥰
It already is OTC.... at Tractor Supply lol.
horse paste is safer than some Indian pharmacy b.s. If there was a problem or recall with horse paste, the stores would pull the bad inventory, whereas nobody would ever know if the Indian pharmacy was selling bunk
I have no hate in my heart, but I gotta tell ya I'm starting not to like Indians. (Those people from the country Indian) And that goes for Packes too.
In the olden days if they wanted to move to America, they became a doctor. Nowadays all they have to do is open a liquor store.
The whole public defecation thing did it for me.
Well MDuck...I’m not racist either, just cautious. Having had many working & social relationships throughout my years, the Indian people I’ve encountered were nothing but gentle & kind, hard working.
But....after watching David Attenborough’s documentary The World of the Pajeet (sacred cows, dung eating, urine bathing, drinking) 🤢🤮🥺 I’m a 10000% NEVER eating food from a restaurant again (and I love it!} & will NEVER buy ANY healthcare product EVER again from India, Be forewarned, if you watch it, you can’t unsee this 💩 💩 💩.Weird side note: eBay sells dung cakes 😳
Please everyone, do yourself a favor, don’t buy meds from foreign countries if you can find it made in the USA .
Yes, in the paste form. But wouldn’t it be nice to be able to go to a Walgreens and buy ivermectin over-the-counter and dispense it based on weight? Same with fenbendazole!
Yes it would be great to get over-the-counter at local phama.
This is the type of news that I can get really used to hearing. The jack boots have been on our necks for a long time.
Yes. Freedom, means being able to treat yourself with remedy that actually work. Without having to eat horse paste. 😂
Followed by hydroxychloroquine and fenbendazole.
This needs to happen in all states and needs to stay cheap, even Fenben. I've seen some places in the US that it's over a dollar a pill (don't remember where though). On the India online pharmacy, it's like .80 cents a pill for 12 mg pill. Fenben is like .65 cents for a 500 mg pill.
Edit - Or Fenben 150 mg for .80 cents a pill.
FenBen ususally comes in 222 or 444 mg capsules.
This is where I get ivermectin in pill form, they now have fenben in 150 mg, 500 mg & 1000 mg...
https://buyivermectin24.com/product-category/fenbendazole/
I was surprised they didn't have the 222
Nice! Time to break the strangle hold of the fake medical system and show it for what it is; a system of sickness, death and tyranny.
It's already is over the counter, it's in horse paste and dewormer. What are we asking for, a pill next to the aspirin? We just need someone to make it and put it there.
Ivermectin pills in various dosages are already widely available in other countries.
But it seems the Left doesn't want the US to be 'like everyone else' when it comes to freedom of medications.
Especially those medications that would put a serious dent in Big Pharma profits.
Especially a medication that would stop the frogs from being gay 😂😂
I’ve literally heard of people not being gay anymore because they’ve taken parasite cleanses.
I've also heard that every alzheimer patient had some form of parasite.
👏👏👏
Ivermectin, HCQ, Albendazole, Fenbendazole, and Methylene Blue should all be OTC.
Who do you file the bill with?
No more flu for you!
A must do and then a national PSA explaining its use and benefits. Also a public website explaining dosages for anything it can be used for.
I like your idea! Full disclosure 👍🎯
Already is, some call it horse paste. Been using it for years from Tractor supply.
Agreed, but why should humans have to take animal grade products. It should be provided for us just like it is for animals. It’s almost as if the animals health is more important than ours? Weird.
This shouldn't even be needed.
It is already OTC, and NEVER has required a prescription
Only for animals - except you can get a ivermectin cream for lice at Walmart for humans
The ivermectin that I get right now is prescribed to me by my doctor Enfield at a compound pharmacy and it’s $70 for 20 pills. It’s very expensive. It should be an over-the-counter expense, available to all humans.
For as long as it's been out the price ought to be ten cents a pill. Big Pharma is gonna get their pound of flesh one way or another. I predict when Iver goes OTC the price will skyrocket to $2/pill because of "manufacturing requirements". BS
Didn't Tennessee do this as well a couple of years ago?
I remember hearing rumors of somebody doing something like this, but I don’t have a source. Good memory.
I have chronic pain in my back due to degenerate disk disease. It is one big pain in the arse.
I really shouldn't have to see a doctor to get relief. I should be able to buy pain killers such as Vicodin OTC without a gate keeper. If someone can go fill up their liquor cabinet with as much as they can drink then I should be able to at least get my pain killers without permission from the government or a doctor.
I'm really sick and tired of being told what I can and can not do with my body. It is my body after all.
It is my opinion alcohol is a major killer but society accepts it as no big deal. So my situation should be no big deal also.
I'm just sick and tired of my pain obviously, but sick and tired of being sick and tired of the infringement on my rights to take care of myself. I shouldn't have to see a doctor to get permission to relieve my pain. I don't do hard drugs or drink (well I might have a drink once in awhile), and I should get equal protection under the law just like the alcoholics and drunkards.
I sympathise. I had dreadful back pain and sciatica last year from February onwards. An MRI scan revealed three herniated disks. Doctor prescribed pain killers but they did nothing. Then, maybe because of the stress and lack of exercise, I ended up in hospital for two days with tachycardia and arrhythmia.
Finally, I was persuaded to go to a young (26) physical therapist. I couldn't imagine that she could fix 3 herniated disks but my wife drove me there anyway.
After four excruciatingly painful hour-long sessions, I was pain free by October! Since then I've been walking uphill every morning and then around the village. Great exercise and pain free.
Have faith, my friend. The body can heal itself. Eat sauerkraut for vitamin K2 and make sure that your vitamin D3 is at least 40 ng/mL. Also take 400 mg magnesium daily. All these help put calcium into the bones.
I do everything you point out except K2. I'll look into it.
Read "Vitamin K2 And The Calcium Paradox" by Kate Rheaume-Bleue.