I had a skin cancer (mole) removed from my face several months ago. I had another mole appear on my wrist that had VERY similar characteristics to the one on my face. Rather than doing another round of "get a dermatologist to have it biopsied, and then have it completely removed if cancer is found", I started treating it with ivermectin (horese paste). I put a dab of it on the mole and covered with a bandaide twice a day. I did that for about six weeks. It maintained the red appearance throughout, and I didn't think it was working as hoped, so I stopped the ivermectin and switched to tea tree oil for a few days, again with no apparent change in the appearance. I went back to the ivermectin for another week or so, and then just quit any treatment. Within another week or so, the mole shrank and disappeared by the end of about two weeks. The ivermectin horse paste is only 1.87% ivermectin, so I wonder how effective a higher strength ivermectin paste would be, if it was the reason the mole was knocked out. And now I don't know if the tea tree oil had any effect or not, but I think there are probably many combinations of things out there that could have amazing results, but of course, the establishment medical community would not like those combinations validated, or even talked about. I would be interested in hearing if others here at GAW have used ivermectin horse paste to treat any skin conditions.
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When I had the first mole removed by a surgical dermatologist, a nurse there told me they routinely prescribe ivermectin for people. I wonder what strength paste they prescribe?
The cream they sell is always 1%. The horse paste is nearly double potency at 1.87%. See below what is available:
1.) There's this, Easy Derm Rosacea Cream which is 1% ivermectin + 2 other good ingredients. Needs an RX and is being sold for $75.00 for 1.5 oz. (45 grams).
https://www.easyderm.com/rosacea-cream
2.) Iver mectins Iverheal Cream 1% for Rosacea $18.00 for 1 oz. (30 grams)
https://vitample.com/product/ivernol-cream/
3.) Horse Paste Ivermectin 1.87% strength for $9.99 for .2 oz (6.08 grams) Or, buy a 10-pak of the .2 oz for $39.99 - that means 2.0 oz for $40.00
https://www.ebay.com/itm/287163539874
Wow! I wonder why they have such low concentrations of ivermectin in the "for human use" formulations?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?