The Ivermectin dose you refer to is probably for stage 1 cancer. Generally I have seen 1.5-2 mg/kg recommended for stage 4 cancer treatment.
Indian pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities are notorious for not properly cleaning and sterilizing their machinery when they switch from producing one medication to producing another medication. So your Ivermectin could have residual opioids or steroids or chemo drugs or anything else in them. It's like playing Russian roulette with pills instead of bullets.
My wife's blood tests showed her antigen levels dropping from 22 (diagnosis) to 14.1 (immediately prior to the first chemo treatment). All she had during that time was our home protocol for a little over a month. The doctors are actively trying to credit the chemo for this drop, even though she had no chemo yet, and they dismiss our protocol. It is what it is.
The Ivermectin dose you refer to is probably for stage 1 cancer. Generally I have seen 1.5-2 mg/kg recommended for stage 4 cancer treatment.
Indian pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities are notorious for not properly cleaning and sterilizing their machinery when they switch from producing one medication to producing another medication. So your Ivermectin could have residual opioids or steroids or chemo drugs or anything else in them. It's like playing Russian roulette with pills instead of bullets.
My wife's blood tests showed her antigen levels dropping from 22 (diagnosis) to 14.1 (immediately prior to the first chemo treatment). All she had during that time was our home protocol for a little over a month. The doctors are actively trying to credit the chemo for this drop, even though she had no chemo yet, and they dismiss our protocol. It is what it is.