I'm so glad you have some. I believe it is the best form to take. I hope they don't take it away from us as farmers. KEK
Donating blood helps us to lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, lose weight, and it helps others at the same time. Iron rich blood is what they need, and it is what I have.
I am hanging on to mine also. I hope it will bounce back when Trump is back. This has been a long crazy ride.
Sheep drench is for oral use in sheep. You actually use a drench tool and squirt it directly into the animal stomach. You do not dilute it. And since a ram sheep weighs about the same as a man, and a ewe weighs close to a woman, we really felt comfortable with it. My son-in-law had covid and was hospitalized. He was using the injectable. He is fine now, and we all avoided the jab and run-death-is-near. We had covid at the same time and used sheep drench. We were not sick at all. Everyone is different, though, so I am not knocking injectable. My son-in-law thinks it helped him and thinks it might have been worse without it. We have injectable also, but it smells and tastes like there are additives and it is meant to be injected into the blood stream. We inject our cows with it. And we also have pour on, but it has blue coloring and smells like rubbing alcohol. We prefer injectable for our cows. The sheep drench worked best for us. And the reason we have all of these is because we have cattle and sheep. Ivermectin when used responsibly works wonders for sure. There are far more uses for it than are even known.
Health... I have too much iron, and my liver enzymes were rising. After donating blood, my cholesterol is down, and my iron (ferritin) is normal.
Sheep drench is meant to be taken by mouth. The dosage for sheep by weight is very similar to humans, so I use their dosage chart.
Years ago, an MRI revealed demyelination on the left pons of my brain stem, causing my right eye to have contractions that caused moving double vision. I saw two of everything, and one of them jumped around constantly. After three years, and multiple amazing doctors, like Dr. Rosa Tang thinking I had MS, I was finally diagnosed with Superior Oblique Myokymia by world famous Dr. Andrew Lee at Houston Methodist. He said SOM is incurable. Since those days, I have used the sheep drench form of Ivermectin (3ml per dose) for various reasons, and my double vision is gone. My eyes work together. I see clearly. I don't want to voluntarily have another MRI, but it would be interesting to see if demyelination has healed itself. I have not shared this with my doctors because I self-treated with sheep drench. I have no more appointments with any of these doctors. I'm off all prescription meds. I used Ivermectin and started raising my own wagyu beef, and donating blood regularly. This is what I did and I am glad I did. Just don't want the gov to take my sheep drench off the market.
He picked the wrong school.
He might be his own grandpa. Who knows. 🤷🏼♂️
I posted links in the comments. But here you go…
Oh Dan... He has been a recluse since COVID began.
I found it. The correction should read that the staff member was armed, which is a key detail of the story that is being left out of MSM.
Do you have a link for the update? Still so important to point out that the staffer was armed.
The plan is to eventually disarm the general population so why would they want to glorify a citizen who legally owns a firearm and protects children from being killed. It doesn’t fit their agenda.
How do you get highlighted in red on here? This is something everyone needs to know.
Will you please let us know what you find out?
This should be all over the news, but they won't say a word. I had to use DuckDuckGo to verify that the staffer was armed. Google searches avoid that detail.
I will! ThanQ
Now read NBC News https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/armed-person-texas-summer-camp-killed-police-officials-say-rcna33291. and I quote NBC "The staff member told the man to go outside, according to a city spokesperson. The suspect "fired one shot when he was told to go outside," the official said, adding the staff member was not armed." So NBC wants you to believe that the staffer who was unarmed told the gunman, who just fired a shot, to go outside. How believable.
On November 19, our Livestock Guardian Dog started coughing as if she had something stuck in her throat. We took her to the vet on Monday, November 20. She had a fever, and our country vet prescribed strong antibiotics. I have a video but don't see how I can upload it here. The vet didn't associate anything with my dog and this new mysterious illness, but I started seeing it that very day in headlines. (My dog hasn't been vaxed in years, and she didn't want to give her any shots while she was sick).