I read a thread shared on here yesterday about how Ivermectin has been helping a lot of people suffering from similar problems to what I have been dealing with for 2 months. I've had long COVID type symptoms (shortness of breath and panic attacks) and allergies that I didn't previously have. After reading the thread I ordered the quickest Ivermectin I could find which is the Durvet Apple Flavored Horse Dewormer. I'm just wondering if anyone has had problems with that since it's not meant for humans or if there are better options without a prescription or an easy way to get a prescription. Any advice, based on experience,is appreciated. There is a lot spammy and overpriced "Paytriot" Ivermectin stuff out there.
How much of the Durvet stuff should a 180 lb dude take and how often?
I don't drink coffee, cannot stand the taste. But I do drink a bunch of unsweetened Iced tea. BUT, I like to sweeten it with the yellow sugar substitute and some of the pink. I have several glasses per day. I'm thinking the artificial sweetener is the cause of my condition OR something with my job. Maybe both. I've worked for the same company for about a year in a different department before I moved to my current department. In the first department I never had any depressive thoughts. Only when I got to my new department is when the brain activity began. I'm the kind of guy who is a perfectionist. This job has me using a hand held computer and the kids around me are wizzez with that contraption. I'm so old I cannot understand the technology and it bothers the perfectionism within me. "Why cannot I do this stupid easy job and these youngsters glom onto it like they were born with a computer strapped to their minds?". That's how I think and when I go home the thoughts just keep ramping up. Ugh. But today was a good day because I tried a different department. Had fun with the work and the people. Maybe its the tech that I cannot get my head around or the electronic vibes it gives off messes with my brain. I'm in the process of eliminating the physical causes and seeing if that makes a difference. Thanks for your reply, fren. I appreciate the input.