Gulp it down!

"The lethal dose 50 (LD50) of ivermectin varies by species. In mice, the LD50 is observed to be between 25 to 50 mg/kg, while in rats, it is between 40 to 50 mg/kg. In dogs, no significant lethality was observed at doses up to 10 mg/kg. This data indicates that the LD50 of ivermectin is relatively high, suggesting a wide margin of safety in therapeutic use.[1-2]"

IF he weighs 150lb (68kg) x 10mg/kg = 680 mg. You can use his actual weight...just divide wt in lbs by 2.2 to get kg.

Takes a truckload.

Edit: info from OpenEvidence ...an AI resource by Mayo Clinic/NEJM. (I dont care for some practices of the NEJM, btw. Not a big fan. But there is good science to be found by real resesrchers not on the dole in there) Got turned onto it by best friend, a psychopharmacologist researcher. He plugged in a bunch of obscure info to test it over time and said it it amazed them as to its accuracy and depth. Fyi.

For a man of normal size, 12 mg 4 times a day for a nasty cold or flu. That's 45mg a day. I would think a double dose for cancer at least.

If I remember correctly, the toxic amount is way higher. Check with what Sharkman has put out there. Higher doses tended to have a higher percentage of success.

Also starve it of sugar.

80 mg liquid Ivermectin daily for 30 days.

200 mg Albendazole once daily (a milder version of Fenbendazole used with the elderly.)

KB-C Traditional Chinese Medicine Dulse Liqiuid (for Thyroid) B Complex

Here is a page with a ton of IVM info as well as a dosage chart halfway down the page. This will help put your mom at ease.

https://imahealth.org/ivermectin/

Horse paste --- dosage by weight on the plunger.

Thank you for posting this!! A relative of mine was just told that his cancer had spread and they are putting him on hospice. I’m going to use this information that you posted to hopefully convince him to at least try ivermectin.

I had saved this to my computer from Dr. Makis:

The "Dr.Makis Ivermectin Cancer Protocols" LOW DOSE (<=0.5mg/kg) • Cancers in remission • Strong family history • genetic predisposition • prophylactic use MEDIUM DOSE (1.0mg/kg) • Starting dose for most Cancers, including mRNA Vaccine Induced Turbo Cancers (lymphoma, breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer, melanoma, testicular/cervical/ovarian, kidney, etc) HIGH DOSE (2.0mg/kg) • Starting dose for aggressive Turbo Cancers, especially Leukemias, pancreatic, brain cancer • aggressiveness of a tumor is often determined on pathology (Ki67 staining of 80%+ for example) • some very aggressive rare types (appendix, gallbladder, cholangiocarcinoma, angiosarcoma & other sarcomas) VERY HIGH DOSE (2.5mg/kg) • Very desperate situations • have only days to live • extreme tumor metastases burden

Dosages are based on weight. We use ivermectin to deworm our cattle and use a chute scale to determine how much to give each animal based on their weight.

I asked your question to Grok. This was its reply: I am not a doctor, and determining the safety or appropriateness of a medication dosage, such as ivermectin at 80 mg daily for 30 days for cancer treatment, requires professional medical evaluation based on individual health factors. However, I can provide information based on available data to help you understand the context and risks, emphasizing that you should consult a qualified healthcare provider before considering any such regimen. Key Points on Ivermectin Dosage and Safety: Standard Approved Doses for Ivermectin: Ivermectin is FDA-approved for parasitic infections (e.g., strongyloidiasis, onchocerciasis) at much lower doses, typically 0.15–0.2 mg/kg body weight (about 12–18 mg for an average adult) taken as a single dose or in short courses, repeated if needed. For example: A 70 kg (154 lb) person would receive ~12–14 mg per dose.

These doses are well-studied and considered safe for approved indications.

Ivermectin in Cancer (Anecdotal and Preclinical Context):
Anecdotal Reports: Some anecdotal claims on platforms like X (2024–2025) and wellness blogs (e.g., onedaymd.com) mention ivermectin for cancer at higher doses, ranging from 12–36 mg daily, often combined with drugs like fenbendazole. A few reports cite doses up to 1 mg/kg/day (e.g., 70 mg for a 70 kg person), but 80 mg daily for 30 days is on the higher end and rarely documented in these accounts.

Preclinical Studies: Lab studies (e.g., 2020 Pharmacological Research, 2024 Anticancer Research) show ivermectin inhibits cancer cell growth at concentrations equivalent to high doses in humans (e.g., 2–10 mg/kg in animal models). These doses are far above approved human levels and raise safety concerns.

Safety and Toxicity Risks at 80 mg Daily:
Toxicity Concerns: The FDA and CDC have warned that high doses of ivermectin can cause serious side effects, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, low blood pressure, dizziness, seizures, liver injury, and, in extreme cases, coma or death. A 2022 New England Journal of Medicine study on ivermectin for COVID-19 noted adverse effects at doses as low as 0.4 mg/kg (e.g., 28 mg for a 70 kg person) when taken daily.

80 mg Daily: For a 70 kg person, 80 mg daily equates to ~1.14 mg/kg/day, which is significantly higher than approved doses and even most anecdotal cancer regimens. Sustained use for 30 days increases the risk of cumulative toxicity, particularly to the liver and nervous system, as ivermectin has a half-life of ~18 hours and can accumulate.

Weight Dependence: For a heavier person (e.g., 100 kg), 80 mg is 0.8 mg/kg, still high but less extreme. Conversely, for a lighter person (e.g., 50 kg), it’s 1.6 mg/kg, which is dangerously high based on known safety thresholds.

Lack of Clinical Data for Cancer:
No clinical trials have established a safe or effective ivermectin dose for cancer treatment. Anecdotal reports (e.g., a 2025 X post citing 36 mg daily for breast cancer or 1 mg/kg for pancreatic cancer) are unverified and often lack details on duration or adverse effects.

A small observational study in Loja, Ecuador (2023) noted cancer patients using ivermectin-based antiparasitic drugs, but doses were not standardized, and outcomes were inconclusive, with oncologists warning against unproven use.

Regulatory and Expert Warnings:
The FDA (2023–2025 updates) explicitly advises against using ivermectin for unapproved indications like cancer, especially at high doses, due to toxicity risks. A 2025 Poynter article reiterated that claims of ivermectin for cancer lack human trial support.

Oncologists, per sources like AP News (2023), emphasize that unproven treatments can delay effective therapies, worsening outcomes, particularly for aggressive cancers like pancreatic or prostate cancer.

Anecdotal Dosage Context:
Most anecdotal cancer regimens on X or blogs report doses of 12–36 mg daily, with some mentioning 0.5–1 mg/kg (35–70 mg for a 70 kg person) for shorter periods (e.g., 1–8 weeks). An 80 mg daily dose for 30 days exceeds these, aligning more with experimental protocols in animal studies, which are not safe for humans without rigorous testing.

A 2024 X post by @MakisMD referenced high-dose ivermectin for thyroid cancer but didn’t specify 80 mg or 30-day durations, and no adverse effects were reported, leaving safety unclear.

Conclusion: An 80 mg daily dose of ivermectin for 30 days is likely too high based on current safety data and approved uses. It exceeds typical anecdotal cancer regimens (12–36 mg/day) and approaches doses linked to toxicity in humans (e.g., >0.4 mg/kg/day). For a 70 kg person, this is ~1.14 mg/kg/day, well above safe thresholds for prolonged use, risking serious side effects like liver damage or neurological issues. No clinical evidence supports this dose for cancer, and preclinical studies suggest such high doses are experimental and unsafe without medical oversight. Recommendation: Consult an oncologist or clinical pharmacologist before considering ivermectin for cancer. They can assess your specific health profile, cancer type, and treatment history to determine if off-label use is safe or if clinical trials are available. Self-administering high doses based on anecdotes risks harm and may delay proven treatments. If you’re exploring trials, I can search ClinicalTrials.gov or X for updates on ivermectin studies. Would you like me to do that?

Hi fren, I'm not a Doctor, so I can only offer you some information that I have found over this crazy time line of the "Scamdemic"

Here is a link to an article about ivermectin safety by Pierre Kory. He says ivermectin is an incredibly safe drug with minimal side effects that go away when usage is stopped with no permanent problems.

https://www.slightlyoffensive.com/can-you-overdose-on-ivermectin-dr-pierre-korys-answer-will-shock-you/

Among all the other good information being offered, make sure to ask the Doctor about your dad's Vitamin D levels. In the US the levels will calculated in Nanograms Per Millilitres (ng/ml)

A good figure would be 45 ng/mL or higher.

Vitamin D, as in Vitamin D3, is very important in managing Immunity to help fight infection, viruses and cancer.

All the best of luck with your dad's treatment.

All throughout the Koof I gave myself and my family (wife and four sons) Vit C, D, zinc, and 12mg of Ivermectin (from India) if anybody showed any signs of a scratchy throat or ears hurting or anything! Usually I would also throw in azithromiacin,spelling? Sorry. I have littles and bigs. We all got the same dose. Just to appease my wife early on I would break the Ivermectin pills in half for the littles. But after a year or so the wife said it’s fine just give them the whole thing. We still do this numerous times a year. Hope this helps fren :)

If you are concerned check w your pharmacy again just to be sure.

It's possible to die from taking too much ivermectin.

The drug kills the parasite. The parasite dumps its crap into the blood stream. Too much shit in the blood causes septic shock .