Ivermectin protects against Covid19 and successfully cures it. Safer than a vaccine. Updates

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Here is the main article. Your link was only the comments.

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BUMP :). Thank you all for this great info!!! Trying to figure out the dose for 110 lbs if I use the 1.87 horse paste

The weights are imprinted on the stem of the plunger thing. Should just be a small dab. A bit less than how much toothpaste goes on a toothbrush.

Do not go by the markings/weights on the plunger. Usually its for a 1250 lb horse so divide that by your weight. Then measure the amount of gel in centimeters. Divide the distance by the proportion. E.g. - If you weight 156 lbs it is 1/8 of the tube section filled with gel. Divide section of gel by 8 and push the plunger that far.

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Ivermectin is a powerful Neuro-toxin. Do not take more than your dose. Take exact amount.

I calculated 1.3 cm for 160 lbs for the Durvet Duramectin brand. Make sure it only say Ivermectin as the active ingredient.

I recommend not to take any that has a white paste since it contains Titanium Dioxide.

The plunger is marked by body weight. Makes no difference if it is weight of human or horse. The "injector" I am looking at from Durvet is clearly labelled in 250 lb increments every 1.5 cm along the stem of the plunger. these are further subdivided into 5 X 50 lb increments. There is a little plastic dosing ring which you can slide and lock in place at the desired dosage so that if you are dosing a horse that is moving around,
you don't have to try and read the graduations at the same time you are putting the device in the horse's mouth.

And Ivermectin is not a "potent neurotoxin" in humans and it has been used by many many millions of people for the last 20 years and has not had significant side effects, (except those caused by the dying worms if someone was infested by parasitic worms).

Also, your language was very imprecise on the dosing and could be interpreted wrong.

The only thing you got correct was not to exceed the recommended dosage, which is true for everything. And of course you gave the address of the website that gives the dosing info.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/10/2021 05:31 AM

I ordered Durvet Ivermectin from Amazon. The specific one mentioned.
Arrived this morning.
I am going to take it soon.
I had been exposed (2 weeks ago) to a person who tested positive for Covid, he is very ill.
I am now feeling very achy and can not sleep do to pain.
No sense of smell-or taste.
No fever yet.
I have been taking Vit. C D and Zinc.
Can anyone speak to possible minor side effects to watch for after taking Ivermectin? Or possible advice/cautions? I had read do not drink alcohol.
Just want to be prepared.
Thank you for this thread. It is a life saver for sure.

If you refer to the website
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It shows the dose to be taken in the absence of exposure.

From what you described, I would jump to the next section called Early Treatment protocol, which recommends taking a dose of Ivermectin DAILY for 5 days.

As well as Vit D3, C, Zinc, and Quercetin (the Quercetin helps the body absorb and use the zinc).

I just put the paste on a strawberry jam sandwich, so as not to even notice the taste. The bread is also handy to cleanly remove the paste from the tube to get the correct dose.

When you replace the cap, it makes an airtight seal so this actually pushes the gel back up into the tube, so the next time you want a dose, make sure the gel is even with the end of the tube first, then measure off the dosage according to bodyweight and the markings on the plunger.

If you lost your sense of taste and were recently with someone who had covid, that would tend to indicate you have Covid.

Best of luck to you.

Of course the official recommendation is to get a test and a doctor's care. But you are the ultimate decision maker in that regard.

Doctors in the US are finally waking up and prescribing Ivermectin and the US FDA is finally loosening their verbiage to allow Ivermectin prescriptions.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/04/2021 10:10 AM

Thank you!

Thought I would copy this here as well.

This was my response to someone saying "just wear a mask", on another thread. Just wanted to not have to look up this stuff again.

The virus mutates faster than targetted vaccines can be developed. So like the seasonal flu, they will have to give at least annual trivalent shots of their best guesses and their best guesses will be wrong, or they will not have developed the vaccine for the latest variant yet. Oh yeah, and each vaccine seems to have a LOT of undesirable side effects, like death or various nervous system impairments, palsies, polios, etc.

So you will never be protected by vaccine alone.
Routine intake of Ivermectin seems to be the only viable approach at this point. It has a broad spectrum of effectiveness against corona viruses, so it doesn't matter if the virus mutates. You are still protected.

Masks such as are being worn now, whether 1 layer of cloth or 2, provide very little if any protection against virii. We sort of learned that lesson, or should have with the Ebola outbreaks. Even doctors wearing N-95 masks taped to their cheeks still caught a disease they told us was "difficult to transmit, and easily controlled with proper hygiene". They even wore goggles, gloves, coveralls, and walked through a pan of bleach solution when entering and leaving patient areas.

They still dropped like flies. Their goggles had tiny air vents around the edges to prevent fogging. And some were wearing taped surgical masks. Whatever they were doing, and it was a thousand times more than what Americans are doing, was patently ineffective.

Finally someone developed a big plastic patient treatment cube which turned the tide of the outbreak. And later, they finally did develop a vaccine that was effective. (now they are having a polio outbreak). Remember when we thought that was eradicated?

The Alima Cube
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" And while Ebola is high profile, we also need to remember it isn't the only disease that could lead to an epidemic.

DRC is facing a worrying outbreak of polio that has paralysed 29 children and there are outbreaks of Lassa Fever in Nigeria and the Nipah virus in India."

"The Ebola vaccine used, known as rVSV-ZEBOV was already in development during the 2014-16 epidemic. But by the time its effectiveness had been proven, the outbreak was already waning."


Gaining Consent:
"For the vaccine to be effective, it had to be given to the right people.

Health workers spoke to patients, their families and the wider community to dispel rumours, build trust and avoid panic.

This, they explained to community leaders, was not a mass campaign.

Vaccinations were given to the Ebola patient, plus a "ring" of friends, family and contacts - as well as healthcare workers and people involved in burials. All had to give their consent.

Identifying and finding all the people suspected Ebola patients had been in contact with was a major challenge because of the location."

So my recommendations are take a prophylactic dose of Ivermectin routinely per the protocols developed.
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And if you feel the need for a mask, wear a 3M (or equal) full face mask or half mask with goggles, using P-100 filters. Or if you have the means, a PAPR (powered respirator, which you saw the USAMRIID folks wearing at the beginning of this pandemic).

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FUll Face Mask:
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PAPR:
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Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/05/2021 07:36 AM

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Me too.

Do you still have that sleep problem?

Take B1 for the nervous system and/or magnesium (helps to relax muscles) and/or valerian tea (helps specifically with sleep).

Maybe a low-dosed complete vitamin supplement in addition could be helpful too. By low-dosed I mean not the total daily requirement (maybe half, it's what I do), just to make sure you don't get too much supplements as you are not supposed to really need it if your diet is varied and healthy and you are not suffering from any vitamin defiency.

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So I have the injectable and I was under the impression it was 1 ml per 100 lb of weight but based on my calculations from the info in this thread I only need 1/5 of a milliliter for a 220 lb person?

Is anyone else using the injectable please let me know what amount of milliliter per 100 lb person thank you

Should not need to calculate anything. The injector should have body weights along the shaft. Simply squeeze out the amount per your body weight.

For an American man, it should look like a fairly well loaded tooth brush in terms of quantity. Maybe ~ 1 inch of piston travel.

I squeeze it onto a slice of jelly bread or toast. Barely noticeable, if at all.

On this one, the numbers are molded into the blue part.

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Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/22/2021 08:28 AM

after testing positive feb 1 2021..

2 days before the test i felt a cold coming on...but testing was booked till feb 1 2021

started using 1.87 ivermectin and fish doxycycline and zinc

within 5 days gone.

3 comorbidities.

How did you do?

I'm not talking about the paste I'm talking about the injectable and I'm talking in milliliters. Is it .1 ml per 100 lb or 1 ml for 100 lb of weight?

My spouse took it recently due to exposure, just used the measurements on the tube. He felt fine, no issues at all....and apparently no obvious worms in him lol! He also never got sick.

He was the Guinea pig in our household.

A little to much Ivermectin past does not harm me if not exactly measured. But everybody's different. My experience, my body...