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12,000 studies on Ivermectin. ZERO studies looking at Ebola. They know Ebola causes a cytokine storm. They know RNA viruses work on similar pathways. But they haven’t researched it. Interestingly.... other peer reviewed research by Zhang et al shows how Ivermectin targets Cytokine Storms. And Dr. Kylie Wagstaff, author...

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🚨 IVERMECTIN AND CANCER: WHAT THE RESEARCH ACTUALLY SHOWS A researcher recently shared what they found after looking into Ivermectin and cancer. They discovered over 300 peer-reviewed papers on PubMed examining Ivermectin in cancer. While most of this research is preclinical (cell lines, mice, and rats), the body of work is extensive and covers many different mechanisms. Key points from the research include: ✅ Ivermectin appears to target cancer stem cells, which standard chemotherapy often does not effectively kill. ✅ It can help reverse multi-drug resistance in cancer cells and may sensitise them to chemotherapy. ✅ It acts as a radio sensitizer, potentially making cancer cells more responsive to radiation. ✅ It can inhibit angiogenesis, limiting the tumor’s ability to form new blood vessels. ✅ It may inhibit enzymes involved in cancer cell detachment and spread, reducing the potential for metastasis. The researcher noted that Ivermectin is an off-patent, low-cost drug. Because of this, there has been little financial incentive to fund large-scale human trials in oncology, which is why most of the data remains preclinical.

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Ivermectin & Fenbendazole Cancer Secrets Revealed w/ Dr. William Makis Remarkable success stories are pouring in from people using Ivermectin and Fenbendazole to combat cancer. Mel Gibson dropped a bombshell on Joe Rogan’s podcast, revealing that three of his friends had “stage four cancer,” and now “all three of them don’t have cancer right now at all.” “And they had some serious stuff going on,” Gibson emphasized. Dr. William Makis, who treated one of Gibson’s friends, has been rigorously researching the anti-cancer potential of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole over the past two years. During that time, he discovered, “There are over 100 papers on the success of Ivermectin and cancer.” “Ivermectin can actually kill cancer stem cells,” Dr. Makis explained, noting that it targets the cells “that chemo can’t kill.” He added, “It can also reverse resistance that cancer cells develop to certain types of chemotherapy.” The benefits extend further. “It [Ivermectin] makes cancer cells susceptible to radiation treatment as well. And so it’s a radiosensitizer,” he shared. Yet, research into these applications has been neglected. “Big Pharma has completely abandoned it. Ivermectin is off-patent. No one’s going to make money on it,” Dr. Makis pointed out. Taking action where others haven’t, Dr. Makis applied his findings to his practice. “I have over 1,000 cancer patients who are on either a combination of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole or Ivermectin and Mebendazole,” he shared. Some of his patients were “given a terminal diagnosis” but are now “cancer-free” or have their “cancer under control.” “Patients, for example, who are taking combinations of chemo and Ivermectin or radiation and Ivermectin are seeing dramatic results that oncologists have never seen, that radiation oncologists have never seen,” Dr. Makis shared. “Tumors shrinking down to almost nothing, liver metastases disappearing, brain metastases disappearing.” “There are hundreds, if not thousands, of testimonials” documenting the success stories of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, Dr. Makis added, offering hope to patients seeking alternatives. He strongly believes that “the future of cancer care is in repurposed drugs.” For more information on the use of Ivermectin and Fenbendazole for cancer, follow Dr. William Makis (MakisMD) on 𝕏. --> MakisMD (See 9 More Revealing Stories Below)

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Dr. Pierre Kory Reveals Why Ivermectin Had to Be Destroyed Before COVID, Ivermectin was celebrated as a “miracle drug” for its role in bringing river blindness to the brink of extinction. But the propagandists told you it was a dangerous “horse dewormer.” Why? 1.) Ivermectin threatened the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the so-called C19 vaccines. If Ivermectin had proven to be an effective treatment, then EUA for C19 injections could have been nullified. 2.) Undermined vaccine uptake. “If ivermectin would have found to be effective, what would be the uptake of those vaccines?” asked Dr. Pierre Kory, MD MPA. “It would plummet.” 3.) Ivermectin would sabotage the profits from the C19 injections. “They knew it would destroy the market. And that market, probably over a few years, is north of $100 billion.” 4.) It threatened “the market for the competing pipeline patented pharmaceuticals like Paxlovid and Molnupiravir and Remdesivir, and they’ve made many billions off of those.” 5.) Too cheap to make money off of. Dr. Michael Turner says Ivermectin costs merely “$24 to save one life from COVID.” 6.) “This pandemic would have been over if everybody was on ivermectin, and that’s why they had to destroy it.”
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Dr. Pierre Kory Reveals Why Ivermectin Had to Be Destroyed Before COVID, Ivermectin was celebrated as a “miracle drug” for its role in bringing river blindness to the brink of extinction. But the propagandists told you it was a dangerous “horse dewormer.” Why? 1.) Ivermectin threatened the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the so-called C19 vaccines. If Ivermectin had proven to be an effective treatment, then EUA for C19 injections could have been nullified. 2.) Undermined vaccine uptake. “If ivermectin would have found to be effective, what would be the uptake of those vaccines?” asked Dr. Pierre Kory, MD MPA. “It would plummet.” 3.) Ivermectin would sabotage the profits from the C19 injections. “They knew it would destroy the market. And that market, probably over a few years, is north of $100 billion.” 4.) It threatened “the market for the competing pipeline patented pharmaceuticals like Paxlovid and Molnupiravir and Remdesivir, and they’ve made many billions off of those.” 5.) Too cheap to make money off of. Dr. Michael Turner says Ivermectin costs merely “$24 to save one life from COVID.” 6.) “This pandemic would have been over if everybody was on ivermectin, and that’s why they had to destroy it.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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IT’S TIME FOR ALLY TO APOLOGISE If she is to retain any creditability, Ally Langdon must apologise to Australian public for her dangerously misleading, factually incorrect and poorly researched comments on Ivermectin. We will never know exactly how Australians died unnecessarily from Covid because of people like Ally Langdon declared war on Ivermectin. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to be his next secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services) : "Yesterday the chief attorney for FDA admitted because he lost the case in court against the doctor, but there was no reason to discourage people from taking ivermectin. Ivermectin was a very, very devastating cure. or COVID, it literally obliterated COVID. And by depriving people of ivermectin, many, many people, millions of people around the globe died." "And they didn't need to. There were cures for COVID from day one and very effective cures. But they didn't want that. They wanted the vaccine only. And there was a rule, a little known federal rule that they were all aware of. which said that you cannot issue an emergency use authorization for a vaccine if there is an existing remedy that has already been approved for any use." "Oh, if they admitted that hydroxychloroquine or famotidine or ivermectin or any of the twenty five existing therapeutic drugs that were very effective against COVID, if they admitted that any of them were effective. the whole vaccine project would have fallen apart. They couldn't have done it. And so they decided that they were going to pretend that there was no cure except for the vaccine."

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New: Joe Rogan debates NFL legend Terry Bradshaw on whether or not Ivermectin should be taken by humans: ROGAN: “Ivermectin won the Nobel Prize for use in human beings. It’s an anti-parasitic with antiviral properties.” BRADSHAW: “I used to give Ivermectin to my cattle. It’s a cattle dewormer.” ROGAN: “It cured me when I had Covid so CNN started attacking me because they wanted everyone vaccinated. They put a green filter over my face to make me look sick.” BRADSHAW: “I had a brain surgeon recommend Ivermectin to me. I could never rationalize that kind of thinking.” ROGAN: “It is a dewormer, but it was actually invented for humans. We’re mammals so we have similar medicines. It stops viral replications.” BRADSHAW: “Is it actually proven though? I wasn’t going to take that no matter what. I’m married to my doctor and she says we’re not taking that.” ROGAN: “The reason they told people not to take Ivermectin was because they wanted everyone vaccinated so they could make a lot of money. It wasn’t because the vaccine was effective.”

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🚨 "Researchers Have Identified Around a Dozen Anti Cancer Mechanisms for Ivermectin." Dr. Makis Explains Why It Keeps Getting Studied. Most people know Ivermectin as an antiparasitic medicine. According to Dr. William Makis, researchers have now identified around a dozen different mechanisms through which Ivermectin has shown anticancer activity in laboratory and preclinical studies. That's why scientists continue investigating it decades after its introduction. One story Dr. Makis shared especially stood out. A woman being treated for breast cancer contacted him because her tumor was shrinking. But that wasn't what excited her the most. According to Dr. Makis, she told him that uterine fibroids she'd lived with for nearly 20 years had disappeared during the same period. He says researchers have investigated some of the same cellular pathways involved in the growth of certain benign tumors, including fibroids. So what exactly are researchers studying? 📌 Cancer Stem Cells Dr. Makis says laboratory research suggests Ivermectin may interfere with cancer stem cells, which are believed to play an important role in tumor growth, spread, and recurrence. 📌 Chemotherapy Resistance He also says researchers have investigated whether Ivermectin may help reverse molecular mechanisms associated with chemotherapy resistance in cancer cells. 📌 Tumor Growth Pathways According to Dr. Makis, studies suggest Ivermectin may influence signaling pathways involved in tumor proliferation, making it an ongoing area of scientific investigation. He also discussed laboratory research in mice showing that Ivermectin affected rapidly proliferating lymphoma cells while leaving normal spleen cells largely unaffected. According to Dr. Makis, researchers still don't fully understand how this selectivity occurs at the molecular level. One molecule. Around a dozen proposed anticancer mechanisms. That's one reason Ivermectin continues to attract scientific attention. Another fact many people overlook... 🏆 Ivermectin was awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for its impact on treating parasitic diseases. Since then, researchers around the world have continued exploring whether the same molecule may have applications beyond parasitic infections. Whether future clinical trials ultimately confirm, refine, or challenge today's findings remains to be seen. But the scientific interest hasn't disappeared. In many ways, it's still growing. One medicine. Around a dozen proposed anticancer mechanisms. Decades of research. And scientists are still asking new questions. 🔁 Share this so others can learn why Ivermectin continues to be one of the most discussed repurposed medicines in cancer research. 💊 Whether you're researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, find pharmaceutical-grade options you can trust at RXMEDS.STORE. #Ivermectin #CancerResearch #RepurposedDrugs #Oncology #MedicalResearch #Cancer #NobelPrize #MakisMD
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🚨 "Researchers Have Identified Around a Dozen Anti Cancer Mechanisms for Ivermectin." Dr. Makis Explains Why It Keeps Getting Studied. Most people know Ivermectin as an antiparasitic medicine. According to Dr. William Makis, researchers have now identified around a dozen different mechanisms through which Ivermectin has shown anticancer activity in laboratory and preclinical studies. That's why scientists continue investigating it decades after its introduction. One story Dr. Makis shared especially stood out. A woman being treated for breast cancer contacted him because her tumor was shrinking. But that wasn't what excited her the most. According to Dr. Makis, she told him that uterine fibroids she'd lived with for nearly 20 years had disappeared during the same period. He says researchers have investigated some of the same cellular pathways involved in the growth of certain benign tumors, including fibroids. So what exactly are researchers studying? 📌 Cancer Stem Cells Dr. Makis says laboratory research suggests Ivermectin may interfere with cancer stem cells, which are believed to play an important role in tumor growth, spread, and recurrence. 📌 Chemotherapy Resistance He also says researchers have investigated whether Ivermectin may help reverse molecular mechanisms associated with chemotherapy resistance in cancer cells. 📌 Tumor Growth Pathways According to Dr. Makis, studies suggest Ivermectin may influence signaling pathways involved in tumor proliferation, making it an ongoing area of scientific investigation. He also discussed laboratory research in mice showing that Ivermectin affected rapidly proliferating lymphoma cells while leaving normal spleen cells largely unaffected. According to Dr. Makis, researchers still don't fully understand how this selectivity occurs at the molecular level. One molecule. Around a dozen proposed anticancer mechanisms. That's one reason Ivermectin continues to attract scientific attention. Another fact many people overlook... 🏆 Ivermectin was awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for its impact on treating parasitic diseases. Since then, researchers around the world have continued exploring whether the same molecule may have applications beyond parasitic infections. Whether future clinical trials ultimately confirm, refine, or challenge today's findings remains to be seen. But the scientific interest hasn't disappeared. In many ways, it's still growing. One medicine. Around a dozen proposed anticancer mechanisms. Decades of research. And scientists are still asking new questions. 🔁 Share this so others can learn why Ivermectin continues to be one of the most discussed repurposed medicines in cancer research. 💊 Whether you're researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, find pharmaceutical-grade options you can trust at RXMEDS.STORE. #Ivermectin #CancerResearch #RepurposedDrugs #Oncology #MedicalResearch #Cancer #NobelPrize #MakisMD

RXMEDS.STORE

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Ivermectin and Fenbendazole seems to be coming up trumps in studies. Not the first story ive heard. But dosage is important. If you're taking the paste ( Ivermectin ) then no more than the size of your pinky nail, a day for several days then take a break for a week. Get advice if youve got something chronic. Viruses improve fast from what Ive seen. But im no doctor so watch for nausea and reduce accordingly. Talk to people that have had good results. It put the colour back in my face in a day when I was sick in 2023. Find the studies and keep dose small. It was used routinely until C**id. Then they stopped its availabilty. You gotta wonder why. Eugenics? Sadly its a thing. But Ivermectin won a Nobel prize in 2015 by all accounts. Arthritus and Cancer have similar pathways and its been known to help Arthritus. But again be careful. Several peeps i know had good results. They tried it because they were really crook. It is a pharmaceutical though. I didnt but I recommend getting advice from NZDSOS. Thats New Zealand Doctors speaking out with Science. A body I trust. I wish i had tried this with Sam my Cat who had a cancer. The dose wouldve had to be soooo small, less than a mill ( all worked out on weight ) but the Vets had no answers so ....The problem is they cant make money on it like they can with new drugs. Yes it kills parasites and Parasites have been linked with serious disease so do some research. Talk to NZDSOS. Or find a doctor you trust and can work with. This is anecdotal so no responsibility here just sharing my experience with it but this guy in this post had nothing to lose.
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Ivermectin and Fenbendazole seems to be coming up trumps in studies. Not the first story ive heard. But dosage is important. If you're taking the paste ( Ivermectin ) then no more than the size of your pinky nail, a day for several days then take a break for a week. Get advice if youve got something chronic. Viruses improve fast from what Ive seen. But im no doctor so watch for nausea and reduce accordingly. Talk to people that have had good results. It put the colour back in my face in a day when I was sick in 2023. Find the studies and keep dose small. It was used routinely until C**id. Then they stopped its availabilty. You gotta wonder why. Eugenics? Sadly its a thing. But Ivermectin won a Nobel prize in 2015 by all accounts. Arthritus and Cancer have similar pathways and its been known to help Arthritus. But again be careful. Several peeps i know had good results. They tried it because they were really crook. It is a pharmaceutical though. I didnt but I recommend getting advice from NZDSOS. Thats New Zealand Doctors speaking out with Science. A body I trust. I wish i had tried this with Sam my Cat who had a cancer. The dose wouldve had to be soooo small, less than a mill ( all worked out on weight ) but the Vets had no answers so ....The problem is they cant make money on it like they can with new drugs. Yes it kills parasites and Parasites have been linked with serious disease so do some research. Talk to NZDSOS. Or find a doctor you trust and can work with. This is anecdotal so no responsibility here just sharing my experience with it but this guy in this post had nothing to lose.

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The Ivermectin Effect They Didn't Want You to Know. In a revelatory interview, Dr. Sabine Hazan, a gastroenterologist and researcher, shared groundbreaking data and a harrowing story from the front lines of the pandemic. Her research uncovered a paradoxical effect of Ivermectin: it significantly increases beneficial bifidobacteria in the gut within 24 hours. This is counterintuitive for an anti-parasitic drug and suggests a novel mechanism of action. Dr. Hazan hypothesizes this is because Ivermectin is a fermented product of Streptomyces bacteria, which shares a phylum with bifidobacteria. The story turns personal and urgent. While running an FDA-watched, placebo-controlled trial, Dr. Hazan faced an ethical nightmare: watching high-risk patients in the placebo group crash and head toward death. She made the courageous decision to intervene. One patient, a diabetic with chronic renal failure and oxygen levels plummeting into the 60s and 70s, was on his way to the hospital. Dr. Hazan instructed him to take 36mg of Ivermectin with a fatty meal (french fries) to drastically increase absorption—a critical step validated by Merck's original studies but ignored by later flawed trials. The result was nothing short of miraculous. By the time the patient arrived at the hospital, his oxygen saturation had risen from the critical 60s to 92%. Dr. Hazan meticulously documented the entire journey, refuting any claims of a faulty oximeter reading. This was the moment she knew Ivermectin was a key. Yet, when she published a paper on her successful combination therapy for hypoxic patients, it was retracted by a private publishing house that overruled the peer reviewers—a stark example of the suppression faced by repurposed, non-profitable drugs. She poses a devastating question: How does a drug like Ivermectin, deemed safe enough for babies with scabies while under patent, suddenly become "unsafe" for dying COVID-19 patients once it's generic and cheap? Dr. Hazan’s work, published as an abstract due to the controversial nature of the drug, stands as a testament to unbiased research and the relentless pursuit of saving lives, even when it means challenging the established narrative.
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The Ivermectin Effect They Didn't Want You to Know. In a revelatory interview, Dr. Sabine Hazan, a gastroenterologist and researcher, shared groundbreaking data and a harrowing story from the front lines of the pandemic. Her research uncovered a paradoxical effect of Ivermectin: it significantly increases beneficial bifidobacteria in the gut within 24 hours. This is counterintuitive for an anti-parasitic drug and suggests a novel mechanism of action. Dr. Hazan hypothesizes this is because Ivermectin is a fermented product of Streptomyces bacteria, which shares a phylum with bifidobacteria. The story turns personal and urgent. While running an FDA-watched, placebo-controlled trial, Dr. Hazan faced an ethical nightmare: watching high-risk patients in the placebo group crash and head toward death. She made the courageous decision to intervene. One patient, a diabetic with chronic renal failure and oxygen levels plummeting into the 60s and 70s, was on his way to the hospital. Dr. Hazan instructed him to take 36mg of Ivermectin with a fatty meal (french fries) to drastically increase absorption—a critical step validated by Merck's original studies but ignored by later flawed trials. The result was nothing short of miraculous. By the time the patient arrived at the hospital, his oxygen saturation had risen from the critical 60s to 92%. Dr. Hazan meticulously documented the entire journey, refuting any claims of a faulty oximeter reading. This was the moment she knew Ivermectin was a key. Yet, when she published a paper on her successful combination therapy for hypoxic patients, it was retracted by a private publishing house that overruled the peer reviewers—a stark example of the suppression faced by repurposed, non-profitable drugs. She poses a devastating question: How does a drug like Ivermectin, deemed safe enough for babies with scabies while under patent, suddenly become "unsafe" for dying COVID-19 patients once it's generic and cheap? Dr. Hazan’s work, published as an abstract due to the controversial nature of the drug, stands as a testament to unbiased research and the relentless pursuit of saving lives, even when it means challenging the established narrative.

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🚨 “THEY CALLED IT HORSE PASTE… WHILE SCIENTISTS WERE STUDYING IT FOR CANCER AND CHEMO RESISTANCE.” That’s why the Ivermectin conversation refuses to die. According to researchers studying repurposed medicine, Ivermectin is one of the most fascinating molecules ever discovered because it appears to interact with completely different biological pathways depending on the disease being studied. In parasites, researchers found it affects chloride channels. In viruses, studies explored how it may interfere with replication pathways. And in cancer research, scientists have investigated how Ivermectin may interact with tumor proliferation pathways, cancer stem like cells, and chemotherapy resistance mechanisms. Researchers believe cancer stem cells may play a major role in: • Recurrence • Metastasis • Treatment resistance Traditional chemotherapy mainly targets rapidly dividing cells, but scientists are now studying whether Ivermectin may affect more resistant stem like cancer cells differently in laboratory settings. There are also preclinical studies investigating how Ivermectin may help restore chemotherapy sensitivity in resistant tumor cells at the molecular level. And then there’s another reason people keep talking about it: Some researchers have explored whether the same pathways involved in abnormal tumor growth may also be involved in conditions like fibroids, lipomas, and endometriosis. That’s why the repurposed medicine conversation has exploded far beyond COVID. If you’re researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, many choose PharmacyinUSA for worldwide and discreet delivery. #Ivermectin #HorseDewormer #CancerCure
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🚨 “THEY CALLED IT HORSE PASTE… WHILE SCIENTISTS WERE STUDYING IT FOR CANCER AND CHEMO RESISTANCE.” That’s why the Ivermectin conversation refuses to die. According to researchers studying repurposed medicine, Ivermectin is one of the most fascinating molecules ever discovered because it appears to interact with completely different biological pathways depending on the disease being studied. In parasites, researchers found it affects chloride channels. In viruses, studies explored how it may interfere with replication pathways. And in cancer research, scientists have investigated how Ivermectin may interact with tumor proliferation pathways, cancer stem like cells, and chemotherapy resistance mechanisms. Researchers believe cancer stem cells may play a major role in: • Recurrence • Metastasis • Treatment resistance Traditional chemotherapy mainly targets rapidly dividing cells, but scientists are now studying whether Ivermectin may affect more resistant stem like cancer cells differently in laboratory settings. There are also preclinical studies investigating how Ivermectin may help restore chemotherapy sensitivity in resistant tumor cells at the molecular level. And then there’s another reason people keep talking about it: Some researchers have explored whether the same pathways involved in abnormal tumor growth may also be involved in conditions like fibroids, lipomas, and endometriosis. That’s why the repurposed medicine conversation has exploded far beyond COVID. If you’re researching Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole, many choose PharmacyinUSA for worldwide and discreet delivery. #Ivermectin #HorseDewormer #CancerCure

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Tim Pool and I disagree on 1,273,490 different things, but the man definitely brings up a tremendous point concerning Ivermectin and specifically RFK Jr.’s stance and opinion on it. note: I had to steal this video from Tim Pool on Instagram because he didn’t post it on Twitter. So many people, including RFK Jr. claim that the government didn’t allow Ivermectin to be approved because it would have ended the Emergency Use Authorization for the COVID Vaccines. Tim brings up a tremendous point though, in that Monoclonal antibodies received an Emergency Use Authorization which also would have, and certainly did, reduce the number of people taking the vaccine. I personally think Ivermectin was never approved for use simply because there were no good results in randomized double-blind placebo-controlled studies showing it was legitimately effective in the treatment of COVID at the time. People would point to anecdotal studies or studies that were conducted but not done in a way that would rule out the placebo effect. I’d love to know your opinions on this no matter what side you stand on.
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Tim Pool and I disagree on 1,273,490 different things, but the man definitely brings up a tremendous point concerning Ivermectin and specifically RFK Jr.’s stance and opinion on it. note: I had to steal this video from Tim Pool on Instagram because he didn’t post it on Twitter. So many people, including RFK Jr. claim that the government didn’t allow Ivermectin to be approved because it would have ended the Emergency Use Authorization for the COVID Vaccines. Tim brings up a tremendous point though, in that Monoclonal antibodies received an Emergency Use Authorization which also would have, and certainly did, reduce the number of people taking the vaccine. I personally think Ivermectin was never approved for use simply because there were no good results in randomized double-blind placebo-controlled studies showing it was legitimately effective in the treatment of COVID at the time. People would point to anecdotal studies or studies that were conducted but not done in a way that would rule out the placebo effect. I’d love to know your opinions on this no matter what side you stand on.

Ed Krassenstein

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Iran: "They have no deck. No, the only thing they have going is a fake press. They know how well we're doing militarily. And then at the request of a very nice group of people from Pakistan, who are very close to Iran, I didn't go that final. They said, could you stop? We're going to make a deal. And we really had the confines of a deal. No nuclear. They were going to give us the dust, nuclear dust. Everything we wanted. And every time they make a deal, the next day it's like we didn't have that conversation. And that's taken place about five times. There's something wrong with them. Actually, they're crazy. And you know what? Because of that, they cannot have a nuclear weapon. (Chinese President Xi Jinping) agrees with me on that. He agrees with me that he wants to see it end. He'd like to see it end. He would like to help if he wants help. That's great. But we don't need help. And you know the problem with help? When somebody helps you, they always want something on the other side. That's the way help works."
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Iran: "They have no deck. No, the only thing they have going is a fake press. They know how well we're doing militarily. And then at the request of a very nice group of people from Pakistan, who are very close to Iran, I didn't go that final. They said, could you stop? We're going to make a deal. And we really had the confines of a deal. No nuclear. They were going to give us the dust, nuclear dust. Everything we wanted. And every time they make a deal, the next day it's like we didn't have that conversation. And that's taken place about five times. There's something wrong with them. Actually, they're crazy. And you know what? Because of that, they cannot have a nuclear weapon. (Chinese President Xi Jinping) agrees with me on that. He agrees with me that he wants to see it end. He'd like to see it end. He would like to help if he wants help. That's great. But we don't need help. And you know the problem with help? When somebody helps you, they always want something on the other side. That's the way help works."

Open Source Intel

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Ivermectin and Fenbendazole keep coming up in studies. Not the first story I've heard. Probably not the last. But here's what I've learned – from personal experience and from watching others. The Dosage (Simple Rule) If you're taking the paste – no more than the size of your pinky nail per day. Take it for several days, then take a break for a week. Got something chronic? Get advice first. My Experience I was sick in 2023. Took a small dose. The colour came back to my face in one day. Not a miracle. Just a real response. I've also seen viruses improve fast. People I know – really sick – had good results. The Cat, The Cancer, and The Missed Chance I wish I had tried this with my cat, Sam. He had cancer. The vets had no answers. The dose would have been tiny – less than a milligram, based on weight. But I didn't know then what I know now. Why Was It Stopped? It was used routinely. Until Covid. Then suddenly, availability disappeared. You gotta wonder why. Meanwhile, Ivermectin won a Nobel Prize in 2015. And arthritis and cancer share similar inflammatory pathways – Ivermectin has been shown to help both. Be Smart. Be Careful. I'm not a doctor. I recommend talking to NZDSOS – New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science. A body I trust. Find the studies. Keep the dose small. Talk to people who've had good results. One More Thing The problem? They can't make money on a cheap, generic drug. So they don't study it. So they don't promote it.
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Ivermectin and Fenbendazole keep coming up in studies. Not the first story I've heard. Probably not the last. But here's what I've learned – from personal experience and from watching others. The Dosage (Simple Rule) If you're taking the paste – no more than the size of your pinky nail per day. Take it for several days, then take a break for a week. Got something chronic? Get advice first. My Experience I was sick in 2023. Took a small dose. The colour came back to my face in one day. Not a miracle. Just a real response. I've also seen viruses improve fast. People I know – really sick – had good results. The Cat, The Cancer, and The Missed Chance I wish I had tried this with my cat, Sam. He had cancer. The vets had no answers. The dose would have been tiny – less than a milligram, based on weight. But I didn't know then what I know now. Why Was It Stopped? It was used routinely. Until Covid. Then suddenly, availability disappeared. You gotta wonder why. Meanwhile, Ivermectin won a Nobel Prize in 2015. And arthritis and cancer share similar inflammatory pathways – Ivermectin has been shown to help both. Be Smart. Be Careful. I'm not a doctor. I recommend talking to NZDSOS – New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science. A body I trust. Find the studies. Keep the dose small. Talk to people who've had good results. One More Thing The problem? They can't make money on a cheap, generic drug. So they don't study it. So they don't promote it.

Dr. Zakaria MD

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