My UnVaxxed Husband Tested Positive for Covid. We Are Starting Him On Ivermectin + ZStack.

Good luck! If you are using the Zelenko protocol it should have the increased IVM dosage that was upped when delta came along,

If you have the dosage right, he should be fine. Good luck.

Where are simple to follow instructions for IVM?

His symptoms are more Omi than Delta or Alpha. Severe fatigue, scratchy throat, body aches. In bed all day, never like him, even when he is sick with something.

He took two rapid antigen home tests that were given to my son by his school. First was negative, second was positive.

If you just got the ivermectin today, and he's 10 hours away and not headed your direction, how is he starting the ivermectin today?

Also, what was his pre-covid prevention regimen?

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Hope he gets well soon.

OB
Keep us updated.

No, I got it on the Purolator truck just in time this evening to get it to him by tomorrow. He starts the protocol tomorrow or Friday.

A real miracle that 1) both the ivermectin and zstack made it across the border to my door, 2) both arrived today and 3) I was able to swing getting it on that courier truck so it gets to my hubby by Friday at the latest. Some really good people did some really nice things to make this happen, and they didn't even know the urgency in it, or what I was shipping. God bless them!!!

Same with my son, never sick, but this laid him down ( only 23)
Started him with the IVM low, then doubled it for 3 days
Plus zinc and doxycycline 200 mg for 5 days
He was back to himself in 72 hours

2 questions
How long since the onset of symptoms?
Was he taking any immune boosting supplements before this?

I'm sure he'll be OK but I will say a prayer just in case!

How do you calculator ivermectin dosage .5mg per day? That isnt right

He pops supplements irregularly.

I would say 5 days of symptoms, tops.

.5 mg per kg of weight per day.

Is this the apple flavored ivermectin?

Make sure he is aware of his breathing. If he is struggling a bit to breath when standing or walking around it means his lungs are inflamed from covid and not processing Oxygen well. It will continue to get worse until he has to go to the ER.

Sounds like a flu I had several years ago and "Covid" in February 2020. He'll be fine, and I'm sure he's had a cold or flu with those symptoms in his 62 years...it just wasn't wrapped with a GIANT helping of FEAR and PROPAGANDA by the MSM for the last two years, lol.

Hopefully he heals swiftly and better than ever
How was the test done? Why was the test done, because you suspected COVID? How many test have you each taken since this all started?

Where they will give him the poisonous REMDESIVIR which will make him worse and shut down his kidneys then they'll put him on a vent which will destroy his lungs...then the hospital will get a TRIPLE reimbursement from the Government and get to check the Covid death box on his death cert.

OK, you clearly WANT to kill him, without being charged with murder. NICE!!


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I don’t understand your situation, why do you live 10 hours apart?

Get an oxygen sensor for 40 USD. Monitor, get concerned if it drops to 90 but do not go to the hospital prematurely.
In the United States if one goes to the ER, it’s good to have friend / partner present to advocate for the patient . This person can insist that monoclonal antibodies are applied BEFORE they are admitted to the hospital. Monoclonal antibodies are considered outpatient treatment and WILL NOT be an option after they are officially admitted to the hospital.

Why don't you just do nothing?

Start him on antihistamines, read about it.
The disease process progresses through an hypersensitive allergy like phase affecting the lungs at about day 8.
You can use all over the counter antihistamines

Monoclonal antibodies may blunt the natural immunity.
It's not an automatically safe thing, it's more an unknown.

Don't disregard Clarithromycin......the throat is full of bacteria.


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how can you be 10 hours away from him and yet able to start him on the meds you received in the mail? you can't drive to him?

Yes, his lungs have built up mucus and phlegm. He needs a good anti-biotic also.

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