Ivermectin protects against Covid19 and successfully cures it. Safer than a vaccine. Updates | |
Justme C'est Moi
(OP) User ID: 80059579 United States 02/22/2021 05:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 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? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80074388 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. [link to www.laguineapigrescue.com] 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? Not sure what product your are talking about. If it is a different concentration and format, I guess you need to do the math. I don't know what you have, so can't really help. You mean this stuff?? [link to www.heartlandvetsupply.com (secure)] IF so, it says it is 1% Ivermectin and the horse past is 1.87%, so you would need almost twice as much. From the article, "Ivermectin Injection is a clear, ready-to-use, sterile solution containing 1% ivermectin, 40% glycerol formal, and propylene glycol, q.s. ad 100%. Ivermectin Injection is formulated to deliver the recommended dose level of 200 mcg ivermectin/kilogram of body weight in cattle when given subcutaneously at the rate of 1 mL/110 lb (50 kg). In Swine, Ivermectin Injection is formulated to deliver the recommended dose level of 300 mcg ivermectin/kilogram body weight when given subcutaneously in the neck at the rate of 1 mL per 75 lb (33 kg)." So if you weigh 200 lbs, you would ingest 2.2 milliliters. Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/24/2021 05:46 PM Justme |
sos
User ID: 75319468 United States 02/24/2021 01:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Justme C'est Moi Thanks. Here is the main article. Your link was only the comments. [link to buffalonews.com (secure)] 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 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. Dosing instructions: [link to covid19criticalcare.com (secure)] Ivermectin is a powerful Neuro-toxin. Do not take more than your dose. Take exact amount. 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. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78008151 02/27/2021 05:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not a doctor but from my investigations i believe it will. You see, it stops infection and also denies raw mwterials to the virus if it makes it into the cell. So it never gets a chance to take hold if you take ivm prophyylactically. Unike the 'vaccines' which still allow infection, as per Fauci's statements. It has helped people with long-covid, too. |
stonefly
User ID: 75800018 United States 02/27/2021 06:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If you are asking if it will reduce the long term damage of having had Covid by taking it after the fact logic would not indicate that it would. Taking it before or during Covid illness it is said to reduce long term effects.....especially if you consider dying one of them. stonefly |
sos
User ID: 75319468 United States 02/27/2021 06:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not a doctor but from my investigations i believe it will. You see, it stops infection and also denies raw mwterials to the virus if it makes it into the cell. So it never gets a chance to take hold if you take ivm prophyylactically. Unike the 'vaccines' which still allow infection, as per Fauci's statements. It has helped people with long-covid, too. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 43591142 Canada 02/27/2021 08:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ivermectin Needs to be stored properly. Its between 68 and 77 degrees F. Be careful to store it properly or it might not work. If it happens to reach over 86 degrees for an extended period of time you probably should replace it. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 19937144 United Kingdom 02/27/2021 08:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | just droping this adeno covid stuff we all got parvo. [link to www.nationalgeographic.com (secure)] adeno.. lots of ivermectin for worms used now adeno. [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] we are beasts by takein vacs [link to www.nationalgeographic.com (secure)] |
Pilgrim001
User ID: 78018011 United States 02/27/2021 08:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks. Here is the main article. Your link was only the comments. [link to buffalonews.com (secure)] 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 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. Dosing instructions: [link to covid19criticalcare.com (secure)] Ivermectin is a powerful Neuro-toxin. Do not take more than your dose. Take exact amount. I can find NOTHING about Ivermectin being a Neurotoxin. Can you give a link for that? In general, I read that Ivermectin is well tolerated by just about everyone. I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you. Slake Blake |
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User ID: 79705059 United States 02/27/2021 08:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I wouldn't do this or the vaccine. Ever see what an overdose of ivomec looks like? Potent neurotoxin that even at label doses sometimes crosses the blood brain barrier in herding breeds of dogs. If they survive, there is often permanent damage. That'd be a big nope from me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78007737 You are dumb. |
Justme C'est Moi
(OP) User ID: 80059579 United States 02/28/2021 08:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thought I would copy this here as well. Quoting: Justme C'est Moi 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. So the recommendations are take a prophylactic dose of Ivermectin routinely per the protocols developed. [link to covid19criticalcare.com (secure)] 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). [link to media.npr.org (secure)] FUll Face Mask: [link to www.amazon.com (secure)] PAPR: [link to www.amazon.com (secure)] Bump Ivermectin has literally been given to Billions of humans since its development for treatment of parasitic worms, and has resulted in an award of the Nobel prize in medicine for its use in stopping 2 parasitic epidemics in Africa. (The river Blindness worm "Onch..." and the filariasis worm). It has been a remarkably safe drug with side effects limited to the body's reaction to the dying worms, if the patient was heavily loaded with worms. Regarding what Ivermectin does, it is not a single mechanism drug in its use for Covid-19 prophylaxis and treatment. Rather it is reported to act with 4 different mechanisms. 2 of which I would say are the main mechanisms, and the other 2 are 2nd order effects (protection of capillaries from clot occlusion and Cytokine storm prevention). For Covid 19 to replicate in the body, it must send its RNA through the wall of the nucleus via the Importan A and B1 protein group carriers. Ivermectin binds with Importan A and B, denying their use by the virus to transport its RNA to the Cells mitochondria for replication. The other main effect, involves the nasty ability of COvid 19 to shut down the cell's ability to activate the immune system. Ivermectin stops this nasty effect from happening. The other 2 minor effects involve stopping the clotting issues that plug fine capillary beds and also the cytokine regulating ability of Ivermectin in suppressing the deadly cytokine storm immune over-response reaction. I will link a few of the "Whiteboard Doctor" videos that should be the ones that explain the mechanisms of Ivermectin action. Some discussion on the minor effect of ivermectin on clotting issues. One of the easiest and most illustrative videos was this simple interview done at the beginning of the Ivermectin story. An accidental study that happened in a Toronto nursing home, that was having an infestation of scabies. All of the nursing home patients (elderly and with many risk factors), were given a single dose of Ivermectin to treat the skin mites. Then a Covid outbreak among the hospital staff happened who had not received the ivermectin. The elderly patients were completely protected from COvid 19, if they were on the floors that received the full dose. And they were mostly protected on the other floors which only were given a partial dose. Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/28/2021 08:27 AM Justme |
CK Dexter Haven
User ID: 78924783 Spain 02/28/2021 08:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am not a doctor but from my investigations i believe it will. You see, it stops infection and also denies raw mwterials to the virus if it makes it into the cell. So it never gets a chance to take hold if you take ivm prophyylactically. Unike the 'vaccines' which still allow infection, as per Fauci's statements. It has helped people with long-covid, too. It's the only thing I've found that has any effect on my long term symptoms. My eye sockets were red and inflamed for months. When I got an attack it would feel like I had fire in my eyes. After my first dose of ivermectin the burning went away and hasn't returned. The problem is not totally gone though. It's like the level was turned down from a 7 or 8 to a 3 or 4. I've been taking a dose every week or two, each time it causes some irritation, it feels like it's fighting it? Anyway I feel like I'm making a little bit of progress each time. So thankful I found the ivermectin. |
WiscoSteve
Harmless Loveable Patriot User ID: 76903646 United States 02/28/2021 09:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | An accidental study that happened in a Toronto nursing home, that was having an infestation of scabies. All of the nursing home patients (elderly and with many risk factors), were given a single dose of Ivermectin to treat the skin mites. Then a Covid outbreak among the hospital staff happened who had not received the ivermectin. Quoting: Justme C'est Moi The elderly patients were completely protected from COvid 19, if they were on the floors that received the full dose. And they were mostly protected on the other floors which only were given a partial dose. Do you have a link to this? I want to study it more. . |
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Justme C'est Moi
(OP) User ID: 80059579 United States 02/28/2021 09:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | An accidental study that happened in a Toronto nursing home, that was having an infestation of scabies. All of the nursing home patients (elderly and with many risk factors), were given a single dose of Ivermectin to treat the skin mites. Then a Covid outbreak among the hospital staff happened who had not received the ivermectin. Quoting: Justme C'est Moi The elderly patients were completely protected from COvid 19, if they were on the floors that received the full dose. And they were mostly protected on the other floors which only were given a partial dose. Do you have a link to this? I want to study it more. . Yes. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] The doctor in the video was advocating for a full release of patient records, so they could produce a proper paper on the accidental test. I doubt that ever happened. Last Edited by JustmeTX on 02/28/2021 09:34 AM Justme |
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Doommonkey
User ID: 59390060 United States 03/03/2021 06:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Bumping this thread. I honestly believe we might be able to end the pandemic entirely if everyone were on Ivermectin. There are a few contraindications for it (heavy alcohol use, a damaged blood brain barrier, certain drugs), but most everyone else can use it very safely. I've been on it for a few months, and it has helped quite a bit with some of my long term Lyme symptoms. Looks like freedom but it feels like death. It's something in between I guess... it's closing time. Lenonard Cohen |
tkwasny
User ID: 71641081 United States 03/03/2021 06:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Bumping this thread. I honestly believe we might be able to end the pandemic entirely if everyone were on Ivermectin. There are a few contraindications for it (heavy alcohol use, a damaged blood brain barrier, certain drugs), but most everyone else can use it very safely. Quoting: Doommonkey I've been on it for a few months, and it has helped quite a bit with some of my long term Lyme symptoms. Tomorrow is my 5th every-two-weeks, single prophylactic dose. Strangely, all my ancient Lyme disease symptoms, arthritis problems and skin weirdness have vanished completely. I feel like 30's again when I was killer weight lifter, distance runner, all around less-than amateur athlete. Take the free radical eliminator L-Glutathione because those fixer processes by ivermectin produces "waste" (free radicals) that could harm the liver long term. Last Edited by tkwasny on 03/03/2021 07:25 AM |
sos
User ID: 75319468 United States 03/04/2021 07:49 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thought I would copy this here as well. Quoting: Justme C'est Moi 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. So the recommendations are take a prophylactic dose of Ivermectin routinely per the protocols developed. [link to covid19criticalcare.com (secure)] 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). [link to media.npr.org (secure)] FUll Face Mask: [link to www.amazon.com (secure)] PAPR: [link to www.amazon.com (secure)] Bump Ivermectin has literally been given to Billions of humans since its development for treatment of parasitic worms, and has resulted in an award of the Nobel prize in medicine for its use in stopping 2 parasitic epidemics in Africa. (The river Blindness worm "Onch..." and the filariasis worm). It has been a remarkably safe drug with side effects limited to the body's reaction to the dying worms, if the patient was heavily loaded with worms. Regarding what Ivermectin does, it is not a single mechanism drug in its use for Covid-19 prophylaxis and treatment. Rather it is reported to act with 4 different mechanisms. 2 of which I would say are the main mechanisms, and the other 2 are 2nd order effects (protection of capillaries from clot occlusion and Cytokine storm prevention). For Covid 19 to replicate in the body, it must send its RNA through the wall of the nucleus via the Importan A and B1 protein group carriers. Ivermectin binds with Importan A and B, denying their use by the virus to transport its RNA to the Cells mitochondria for replication. The other main effect, involves the nasty ability of COvid 19 to shut down the cell's ability to activate the immune system. Ivermectin stops this nasty effect from happening. The other 2 minor effects involve stopping the clotting issues that plug fine capillary beds and also the cytokine regulating ability of Ivermectin in suppressing the deadly cytokine storm immune over-response reaction. I will link a few of the "Whiteboard Doctor" videos that should be the ones that explain the mechanisms of Ivermectin action. Some discussion on the minor effect of ivermectin on clotting issues. One of the easiest and most illustrative videos was this simple interview done at the beginning of the Ivermectin story. An accidental study that happened in a Toronto nursing home, that was having an infestation of scabies. All of the nursing home patients (elderly and with many risk factors), were given a single dose of Ivermectin to treat the skin mites. Then a Covid outbreak among the hospital staff happened who had not received the ivermectin. The elderly patients were completely protected from COvid 19, if they were on the floors that received the full dose. And they were mostly protected on the other floors which only were given a partial dose. |
VerB
User ID: 79423413 United States 03/04/2021 08:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here's a question. Suppose you had C19, were asymptomatic and have antbodies, would this do a reset that you no longer have the antibodies? Last Edited by VerB on 03/04/2021 08:33 AM Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then. If the more I know, the more I know I don’t know, then do I truly know what I know because I know I don’t? You cannot reach a correct conclusion if you begin with an incorrect assumption |
Justme C'est Moi
(OP) User ID: 80059579 United States 03/04/2021 12:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here's a question. Suppose you had C19, were asymptomatic and have antbodies, would this do a reset that you no longer have the antibodies? Quoting: VerB No. At least in my opinion. (not a doctor). It just interferes with the Virus replication process, as it blocks the Importan A and B1 protein groups from carrying the RNA of the virus to your cell nuclei to hijack it for replication. It also defeats the Virus' ability to turn off the immunity response. That particular function should actually improve your antibody count, since it allows your body to recognize the infection and make more antibodies. Also, the immunity comes from 2 things. Antibodies, and memory T cells. Antibodies probably don't persist all that long. (less than a year I believe) I don't think they know much for sure as this virus is still rather new. The memory T cells should protect much longer. Last Edited by JustmeTX on 03/04/2021 12:59 PM Justme |
VerB
User ID: 79423413 United States 03/05/2021 07:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Here's a question. Suppose you had C19, were asymptomatic and have antbodies, would this do a reset that you no longer have the antibodies? Quoting: VerB No. At least in my opinion. (not a doctor). It just interferes with the Virus replication process, as it blocks the Importan A and B1 protein groups from carrying the RNA of the virus to your cell nuclei to hijack it for replication. It also defeats the Virus' ability to turn off the immunity response. That particular function should actually improve your antibody count, since it allows your body to recognize the infection and make more antibodies. Also, the immunity comes from 2 things. Antibodies, and memory T cells. Antibodies probably don't persist all that long. (less than a year I believe) I don't think they know much for sure as this virus is still rather new. The memory T cells should protect much longer. I didn't think so. Thanks for the T cell info was not aware of that. Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then. If the more I know, the more I know I don’t know, then do I truly know what I know because I know I don’t? You cannot reach a correct conclusion if you begin with an incorrect assumption |
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