My niece took 2 of the original jabs and we are seeking a current list of protocols to help heal. Thanks in advance
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Did you mean ivermectin or fenbendazole? I didn't know anyone ever took ivermectin daily. So just asking for clarification.
My family takes IVermectin for three days when a sore throat strikes. We also use it for bruising and joint aches, and even when there is a flu or cold circulating, just in case. My ancient parents (in their eighties) are taking it daily, have been for about a year (they were vaxxed up the wazoo, believed their doctor, and suffering, actually dad nearly died).
The only time to pull back off a little from taking it (you can halve the dose for a few days, for example), is when your stools get a bit loose. But they are getting much healthier, and want to take it, because it relieves all sorts of little issues.
Also anecdotal: A friend has bowel cancer and is taking both ivermectin and fenbendazole. He reports that he was taking fenbendazole already, and when he started taking the Ivermectin as well, the growth shrank to half its size within a week.
Yay!! So your parents take the full dose by weight each day? I do 3-4 months daily on of fenben, one month off then start again. Also liquid injectable cattle IVM weekly by mouth myself.
Doing it weekly is kind of a baseline for people living in the tropics. So well-tested.
My parents use a topical liquid formula that can be rubbed on the skin anywhere. I have seen that they do topical treatments for humans in USA, now (for hair conditions, LOL). Yeah, your skin absorbs it.
There are protocols that use Ivermectin every day for a month. These are for Vax-injury McCullough. I think. he says to continue for three months if cancer.
My dad, believed the stories from his doctor and just rolled up his sleeves. ANyway, he was days away from dying. Could not even swallow a sip of water. Dribbling. Went to hospital, and they sent him home to die. Literally. Nothing they could do, they said. Days to live.
WE came in and made sure they had home-cooked meals, (they were living on toast, not poor, just really hard for them to cook, due to mobilty) and we introduced invermectin. He is still in a wheelchair, but can hold a memory-lane-style conversation, now. Not good on short term memory, but does seem to interact,, and make jokes, and be able to drink and swallow. So they are using it every day. Full dose. Both of them. She is rubbing it on a sore toothacke face, or a bruise on the leg, as well.
Well my niece is definitely vax injured. Brother is just shed on and never recovered fully and has "auto immune type stuff" since having CV illness.