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I've been taking Ivermectin for 3 years now. No side effects. Not one. I get mine from SkyMeds – about $25 for the horse paste. Most people laugh, but it's actually the purest form because equine can't vomit, so no junk fillers. My wife was told she had ovarian...

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Фото профиля Dr. METAL
Dr. METAL2 дней назад

Agreed taking some today with my dinner.

Фото профиля Dr. David
Dr. David2 дней назад

It works better if you take it before meal or 2 hours after meal

Фото профиля Dr. METAL
Dr. METAL2 дней назад

Absorbed best with a fatty meal. Ive consulted with my integrative physician, Dr. James Neuenschwander on this subject.

Фото профиля ffcTerry
ffcTerry2 дней назад

I’ve been taking it for 16 months stage four lung cancer 22 months into a 3 to 12 month prognosis go figure and I’m ready to go partying

Фото профиля TantrumTyke
TantrumTyke2 дней назад

$25??? That's triple the price I pay right off of Amazon. Come on now, Dr. Shill...

Фото профиля Pascale Lepidi
Pascale Lepidi2 дней назад

Hello, do you ship to France? My cat has an eosinophilic granuloma, and I am looking for ivermectin cream. In France, no one prescribes this product, and no pharmacy sells it!

Фото профиля Eski77
Eski772 дней назад

I just got my labs checked before starting immunotherapy and I get a private lab to check my blood…..complete remission.

Фото профиля Falconfanjan
Falconfanjan2 дней назад

Amazon sells the paste as well used for rash. rash gone

Фото профиля TranslateMom
TranslateMom2 дней назад

With Portuguese captions:

Фото профиля EU
EU2 дней назад

how to bay?

Фото профиля Dr. David
Dr. David2 дней назад

Inbox me for details please

Фото профиля 🌹⚔️🌹The Resistance🌹⚔️🌹
🌹⚔️🌹The Resistance🌹⚔️🌹2 дней назад

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Фото профиля BC Country Girl 🇨🇦
BC Country Girl 🇨🇦2 дней назад

@neateandtidy incredible stories

Фото профиля CHRIST_S0LDIER
CHRIST_S0LDIER2 дней назад

Is that the only one I need? Nothing else? What about tablets? And after taking it each day, should I take probiotics or anything else? I am from Brazil

Фото профиля JohnsonOutboard parody finest Art !
JohnsonOutboard parody finest Art !2 дней назад

Absolutely bullshit ! Go away !

Фото профиля D3XTER
D3XTER1 день назад

Isn’t it better just to order from India or something? These prices are insane

Фото профиля Harleyboy632
Harleyboy6321 день назад

Ive been on Ivermectin horse paste for 6 yrs now, once or twice a week, just a little under pencil size rubber, to kill parasites, or the big C, absolutely no side effects.

Фото профиля Eron Mask
Eron Mask2 дней назад

Everyday for 3 years? Interested to know your dosage

Фото профиля Pascale Lepidi
Pascale Lepidi2 дней назад

Bonjour , Envoyez vous en France ? Mon chat a un granulome éosinophilique Je cherche l'ivermectine cream . En France personne ne prescrit ce produit et aucune pharmacie ne le vend !!! Hello, do you ship to France? My cat has an eosinophilic granuloma……

Фото профиля 123
1232 дней назад

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Фото профиля 周貴純
周貴純1 день назад

👍🙏👏

Фото профиля Mosi
Mosi2 дней назад

I keep getting warned about the increased risk for liver damage

Фото профиля Dora G.
Dora G.2 дней назад

Tom Selleck

Фото профиля Fred Endow
Fred Endow2 дней назад

From South Africa.

Фото профиля ANITA PADILLA TV
ANITA PADILLA TV1 день назад

Did you apply it topically for the skin cancers?

Фото профиля Jacquou
Jacquou1 день назад

J'utilise pour toute autre chose l'huile de ricin et je l'achète brute, usage équidés. Pouvez-vous nous donner le lien pour l'achat de l'ivermectine ? Tout le monde en parle mais personne ne donne des liens. Piège à clics ???

Фото профиля Marc hauptman
Marc hauptman1 день назад

And it’s great on toast with a cup of coffee

Фото профиля Trần Tiến Lịch
Trần Tiến Lịch2 дней назад

Yes....great.....!!!

Фото профиля Nasuescu Cătălin
Nasuescu Cătălin2 дней назад

This charlatan is selling you a bunch of illusions. Just ask him where he works now and why he was fired from his job.

Фото профиля EyeCoin
EyeCoin2 дней назад

Eyes first. Get them checked. That’s what we reward. $EYCO

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Baroquegirl 🇧🇷🇮🇹2 дней назад

@TranslateMom portuguese

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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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