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🚨 WHY IVERMECTIN DOSING ISN'T ONE SIZE FITS ALL. THIS PHYSICIAN EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE. A physician starts with a point that many people overlook: Ivermectin dosing is weight based. So before discussing any amount, she starts with body weight. 📌 Her conversion: Weight in pounds ÷ 2.2 = kilograms... Her example: 130 lb ÷ 2.2 ≈ 59 kg But that's only the starting point. She then explains that the amount she discusses changes depending on what Ivermectin is being used for. 💊 PREVENTION 0.2 mg/kg twice a week 💊 PARASITE CLEANSE 0.3 mg/kg She says she then follows the protocol associated with her parasite cleanse. 💊 COVID, FLU OR RSV She describes a range of: 0.4 to 0.6 mg/kg She also explains that she may round the calculated amount upward to an even 5 mg increment. Then comes the most variable category. 💊 CANCER She says the amount can depend on: • Cancer type • Cancer stage • Disease progression • How aggressive the approach is She says she may go as high as: 📈 1 mg/kg or higher Then she gives the principle behind her entire explanation: "It just depends on what you're doing it for." And the lowest amount she says she would use? 📌 0.2 mg/kg But the bigger takeaway from this discussion is simple: Ivermectin dosing depends on what it is being used for, not just body weight. And simply converting pounds to kilograms and applying a number isn't enough to determine an appropriate treatment plan. Indication, formulation, other medications, medical history, and safety all matter. Ivermectin has a long history of human use, but higher doses can increase the risk of adverse effects. The FDA also distinguishes human ivermectin products from veterinary formulations, which are not substitutes for medicines intended for people. And when the indication is experimental, particularly cancer, the dosing question is something clinical research still needs to answer. 📌 Save this post if you're researching Ivermectin dosing and want to understand why there isn't one universal number. 🔄 Repost it so others researching Ivermectin can see the discussion. 💊 Exploring Ivermectin? See why thousands of customers worldwide choose RXMEDS.STORE for pharmaceutical grade Ivermectin. #Ivermectin #IvermectinDosage #IvermectinResearch #RepurposedDrugs #MedicalResearchshow more

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Grant 🌍1 month ago

I take 0.2mg/kg every few days to prevent getting ill during winter flu season Many work associates are frequently succumbing to it but I've been free of any illness for 2.5yrs. years.

spyx_krone1 month ago

Do we need to take a binder if we use it for parasite cleanse? I have an unopened bottle of Ivermectin 15mg tablets that expired in April 2023, are they still safe to take?

ShiddyGriddy1 month ago

What about fenbendazole for a parasite cleanse? I have the ivermectin written down, but need to know what’s recommended for fen. I DON’T HAVE CANCER

Joe smart1 month ago

@TranslateMom translate in Portuguese

Dr. Luis Hernandez, MD ✪1 month ago

Informative

TranslateMom1 month ago

Agora em português Want subtitles or the video file? Tag @TranslateMom + your language. Use the TranslateMom app on iPhone:

Juliana Ayres ن ❣1 month ago

@TranslateMom português

TheLastBoomer1 month ago

Thank God for a Doctor who practices healing people. There were many, who spoke out, how they used hydroxychloroquine to successfully treat Covid patients. When ivermectin broke, there were groups of doctors collaborating to get this news to the world and they were stopped. Evil

Melinda Cloud1 month ago

Re parasite and beyond there is no mention how often - prevention it is twice a week and that’s it for how often. Please clarify.

R M1 month ago

Thank you for that explanation.

lkhowe601 month ago

What would you do for diabetes?

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Joe Tippens Protocol

159,585 views • 10 days ago

💊 IVERMECTIN + FENBENDAZOLE FULL PROTOCOL: The Dosing Chart Being Shared Online Ivermectin by body weight 150 lb person • Low dose under 0.5 mg/kg → about 34 mg • Medium 1.0 mg/kg → about 68 mg • High 2.0 mg/kg → about 136 mg • Very high 2.5 mg/kg or more → about 170 mg 180 lb person • Low → about 41 mg • Medium → about 82 mg • High → about 164 mg • Very high → about 205 mg 200 lb person • Low → about 45 mg • Medium → about 91 mg • High → about 182 mg • Very high → about 227 mg Fenbendazole shown in the chart • Low: 222 mg, 3 days weekly • Medium: 222 mg, 3 days weekly • High: 222 mg, 6 days weekly • Very high: 222 mg, 6 days weekly The chart associates these doses with different cancer stages and also includes individual cancer testimonials. These are proposed, nonstandard regimens, not established cancer dosing guidelines. Ivermectin and Fenbendazole have not been proven to treat cancer at these doses, and fenbendazole is primarily a veterinary drug. Research into repurposed antiparasitic medicines, including Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Mebendazole, continues, but charts circulating online should not be treated as instructions for self-treatment. ⚕️ Follow Mcgill_Medicine for cancer research, repurposed-drug studies, and medical updates. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Mebendazole #CancerResearch #DrugRepurposing #Oncology #MedicalResearch

💊 IVERMECTIN + FENBENDAZOLE FULL PROTOCOL: The Dosing Chart Being Shared Online Ivermectin by body weight 150 lb person • Low dose under 0.5 mg/kg → about 34 mg • Medium 1.0 mg/kg → about 68 mg • High 2.0 mg/kg → about 136 mg • Very high 2.5 mg/kg or more → about 170 mg 180 lb person • Low → about 41 mg • Medium → about 82 mg • High → about 164 mg • Very high → about 205 mg 200 lb person • Low → about 45 mg • Medium → about 91 mg • High → about 182 mg • Very high → about 227 mg Fenbendazole shown in the chart • Low: 222 mg, 3 days weekly • Medium: 222 mg, 3 days weekly • High: 222 mg, 6 days weekly • Very high: 222 mg, 6 days weekly The chart associates these doses with different cancer stages and also includes individual cancer testimonials. These are proposed, nonstandard regimens, not established cancer dosing guidelines. Ivermectin and Fenbendazole have not been proven to treat cancer at these doses, and fenbendazole is primarily a veterinary drug. Research into repurposed antiparasitic medicines, including Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Mebendazole, continues, but charts circulating online should not be treated as instructions for self-treatment. ⚕️ Follow Mcgill_Medicine for cancer research, repurposed-drug studies, and medical updates. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Mebendazole #CancerResearch #DrugRepurposing #Oncology #MedicalResearch

PharmacyinUSA

47,779 views • 5 days ago

🚨 SHE DID AN IVERMECTIN PARASITE CLEANSE... THEN SHARED THE ENTIRE ROUTINE. A woman recently shared the exact Ivermectin maintenance routine she and her husband say they followed during a parasite cleanse. Before explaining anything, she made one point very clear. ❗ This was their personal experience. She says they were not following a cancer protocol. Instead, they were using Ivermectin as part of a maintenance parasite cleanse. And instead of keeping it vague... She walked through the routine step by step. 👇 💊 Ivermectin only. No Fenbendazole. No Mebendazole. Just Ivermectin, plus a binder, milk thistle, hydration and dietary changes. 💊 Step 1: Ivermectin She says they used 1.87% Ivermectin oral gel and measured it according to the markings on the product based on body weight. Her own example: ⚖️ 153 pounds / ~70 kg (She used 3 clicks). She says they took it once in the morning, on an empty stomach, followed by water. 🍎 She also says they used the apple-flavored gel. 🪨 Step 2: The nightly binder Ivermectin wasn't the only part of their routine. Before bed, she says they used: ⚫ Activated charcoal as a binder 🌿 Milk thistle for liver support 💧 Plenty of water She considers hydration one of the biggest priorities during the routine. 🧠 Step 3: The “die-off” discussion She talks about symptoms often described online as “die-off,” including: • Flu-like feelings • Headaches • Irritability • Joint pain She attributes these symptoms to substances she believes are released when parasites die. That’s why she says the binder and hydration were important parts of their approach. 🥗 Step 4: Food became part of the routine During the cleanse, she says they focused on: 🥬 Mostly whole foods 🚫 No sugar during the five-day periods ❌ Less processed food She says they believed sugar could support parasites, which was another reason they avoided it. 📅 Step 5: The 5-day cycle This is where the routine gets very specific. 📅 Days 1 to 5 💊 Ivermectin every morning on an empty stomach while avoiding sugar and focusing on whole foods. 📅 Days 6 to 10 ⏸️ Took a break from Ivermectin. 📅 Days 11 to 15 🔄 Repeated the same five day routine. 📅 Long term plan 🔁 Repeat the entire cycle every three months as part of their maintenance approach. After completing the cycle, she says they planned to wait around three months before considering another round. 📊 And the protocol graphics add another layer The accompanying material presents separate Ivermectin + Mebendazole frameworks, including: 🟢 Low 🟡 Standard / medium 🔴 Intensive / high The protocol shown in the video also includes body-weight-based dosing examples, different protocol tiers, hydration, liver support, binders, and stated cleanse durations. This is the routine she says worked for her and her husband. Whether you agree with parasite cleanses or remain skeptical, one thing is clear: More people are openly sharing their Ivermectin experiences, comparing different protocols, and talking about what they noticed during their journeys. And those personal experiences are driving more questions: What works? What doesn't? And what does each protocol actually involve? 💬 Which part of this routine caught your attention most? 📌 SAVE this post so you can revisit the full routine. 🔄️ REPOST it for others following the growing discussion around Ivermectin and parasite-cleanse protocols. #Ivermectin #ParasiteCleanse #IvermectinExperience #Mebendazole #Fenbendazole #RepurposedMedicine #RxMeds

🚨 SHE DID AN IVERMECTIN PARASITE CLEANSE... THEN SHARED THE ENTIRE ROUTINE. A woman recently shared the exact Ivermectin maintenance routine she and her husband say they followed during a parasite cleanse. Before explaining anything, she made one point very clear. ❗ This was their personal experience. She says they were not following a cancer protocol. Instead, they were using Ivermectin as part of a maintenance parasite cleanse. And instead of keeping it vague... She walked through the routine step by step. 👇 💊 Ivermectin only. No Fenbendazole. No Mebendazole. Just Ivermectin, plus a binder, milk thistle, hydration and dietary changes. 💊 Step 1: Ivermectin She says they used 1.87% Ivermectin oral gel and measured it according to the markings on the product based on body weight. Her own example: ⚖️ 153 pounds / ~70 kg (She used 3 clicks). She says they took it once in the morning, on an empty stomach, followed by water. 🍎 She also says they used the apple-flavored gel. 🪨 Step 2: The nightly binder Ivermectin wasn't the only part of their routine. Before bed, she says they used: ⚫ Activated charcoal as a binder 🌿 Milk thistle for liver support 💧 Plenty of water She considers hydration one of the biggest priorities during the routine. 🧠 Step 3: The “die-off” discussion She talks about symptoms often described online as “die-off,” including: • Flu-like feelings • Headaches • Irritability • Joint pain She attributes these symptoms to substances she believes are released when parasites die. That’s why she says the binder and hydration were important parts of their approach. 🥗 Step 4: Food became part of the routine During the cleanse, she says they focused on: 🥬 Mostly whole foods 🚫 No sugar during the five-day periods ❌ Less processed food She says they believed sugar could support parasites, which was another reason they avoided it. 📅 Step 5: The 5-day cycle This is where the routine gets very specific. 📅 Days 1 to 5 💊 Ivermectin every morning on an empty stomach while avoiding sugar and focusing on whole foods. 📅 Days 6 to 10 ⏸️ Took a break from Ivermectin. 📅 Days 11 to 15 🔄 Repeated the same five day routine. 📅 Long term plan 🔁 Repeat the entire cycle every three months as part of their maintenance approach. After completing the cycle, she says they planned to wait around three months before considering another round. 📊 And the protocol graphics add another layer The accompanying material presents separate Ivermectin + Mebendazole frameworks, including: 🟢 Low 🟡 Standard / medium 🔴 Intensive / high The protocol shown in the video also includes body-weight-based dosing examples, different protocol tiers, hydration, liver support, binders, and stated cleanse durations. This is the routine she says worked for her and her husband. Whether you agree with parasite cleanses or remain skeptical, one thing is clear: More people are openly sharing their Ivermectin experiences, comparing different protocols, and talking about what they noticed during their journeys. And those personal experiences are driving more questions: What works? What doesn't? And what does each protocol actually involve? 💬 Which part of this routine caught your attention most? 📌 SAVE this post so you can revisit the full routine. 🔄️ REPOST it for others following the growing discussion around Ivermectin and parasite-cleanse protocols. #Ivermectin #ParasiteCleanse #IvermectinExperience #Mebendazole #Fenbendazole #RepurposedMedicine #RxMeds

Joe Tippens

45,514 views • 18 days ago

🚨 THE IVERMECTIN DOSING CHART EVERYONE'S SHARING 1000s of people use Dr. William Makis MD’s IVERMECTIN dosing chart. Here’s a clear, categorized breakdown based on body weight (mg/kg per day). 🟢 LOW DOSE (≤ 0.5 mg/kg/day) Often discussed for: • Remission support • Prevention strategies • Strong family history of cancer 🟡 MEDIUM DOSE (1.0 mg/kg/day) Most commonly discussed for: • Breast cancer • Colon cancer • Lung cancer • Pancreatic cancer • Renal cancers • Gastric cancers This is the dose Dr. Makis frequently references as a starting point in cancer discussions. 🔴 HIGH DOSE (2.0 mg/kg/day) Often discussed for: • Leukemia • Brain cancers • Pancreatic cancers • Other highly aggressive cancers 🔴 VERY HIGH DOSE (≥ 2.5 mg/kg/day) Typically discussed only in: • Advanced metastatic disease • Extremely aggressive cancers • Situations where patients have exhausted conventional options For a 60 kg (132 lb) person: • Low Dose: ≤30 mg/day • Medium Dose: 60 mg/day • High Dose: 120 mg/day • Very High Dose: ≥150 mg/day The reason this chart keeps getting shared isn't because everyone agrees with it. It's because millions of people are now asking a question they never asked before: That's why the conversation around repurposed medicines keeps getting bigger. If you want access to ivermectin, fenbendazole, or mebendazole, then visit PharmacyinUSA today!

🚨 THE IVERMECTIN DOSING CHART EVERYONE'S SHARING 1000s of people use Dr. William Makis MD’s IVERMECTIN dosing chart. Here’s a clear, categorized breakdown based on body weight (mg/kg per day). 🟢 LOW DOSE (≤ 0.5 mg/kg/day) Often discussed for: • Remission support • Prevention strategies • Strong family history of cancer 🟡 MEDIUM DOSE (1.0 mg/kg/day) Most commonly discussed for: • Breast cancer • Colon cancer • Lung cancer • Pancreatic cancer • Renal cancers • Gastric cancers This is the dose Dr. Makis frequently references as a starting point in cancer discussions. 🔴 HIGH DOSE (2.0 mg/kg/day) Often discussed for: • Leukemia • Brain cancers • Pancreatic cancers • Other highly aggressive cancers 🔴 VERY HIGH DOSE (≥ 2.5 mg/kg/day) Typically discussed only in: • Advanced metastatic disease • Extremely aggressive cancers • Situations where patients have exhausted conventional options For a 60 kg (132 lb) person: • Low Dose: ≤30 mg/day • Medium Dose: 60 mg/day • High Dose: 120 mg/day • Very High Dose: ≥150 mg/day The reason this chart keeps getting shared isn't because everyone agrees with it. It's because millions of people are now asking a question they never asked before: That's why the conversation around repurposed medicines keeps getting bigger. If you want access to ivermectin, fenbendazole, or mebendazole, then visit PharmacyinUSA today!

PharmacyinUSA

51,400 views • 4 months ago

🚨 “DON’T WAIT TILL YOU ARE SYMPTOMATIC.” WEEK 2 OF HER 8 WEEK IVERMECTIN PARASITE CLEANSE The video documents an ongoing personal routine that has now reached: 📆 Week 2 of 8 The approach is centered around 1.87% Ivermectin, with a specific schedule: ✅ 3 days on ⏸️ 5 days off But Ivermectin isn't the only part of the routine. 💊 WHAT SHE'S USING Alongside Ivermectin, she says she is incorporating: 🌿 Milk thistle 🖤 Activated charcoal at night She also says she follows a parasite cleanse 2 to 3 times a year. 🪱 HER MESSAGE Her philosophy is summed up in one sentence: “Don’t wait till you are symptomatic.” For her, the routine is part of a broader approach to cleansing and supporting her health. 🔥 THE CHANGES SHE REPORTS She says she has noticed major changes in her body, including: ⚡ Energy 🧠 Clarity 🫃 Gastric Health ✨ Clear Skin And this isn't presented as a one time routine. She's currently following an 8 week schedule, with the video capturing her experience during Week 2. 3 days on. 5 days off. Milk thistle. Activated charcoal at night. Parasite cleanses 2 to 3 times a year. 🔥 AND THIS IS ONLY WEEK 2 📆 6 weeks still remain in her 8 week routine. She says the changes have already been noticeable in her: Energy Clarity Gastric health Skin Her message is simple: “Don’t wait till you are symptomatic.” “Do it.” 📌 Save this Week 2 update for reference. 🔄 Repost this Ivermectin journey for others following parasite cleanse and repurposed medicine discussions. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin or other repurposed medicines? Explore RXMEDS.STORE, with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #IvermectinPaste #ParasiteCleanse #IvermectinResearch #RepurposedMedicine

🚨 “DON’T WAIT TILL YOU ARE SYMPTOMATIC.” WEEK 2 OF HER 8 WEEK IVERMECTIN PARASITE CLEANSE The video documents an ongoing personal routine that has now reached: 📆 Week 2 of 8 The approach is centered around 1.87% Ivermectin, with a specific schedule: ✅ 3 days on ⏸️ 5 days off But Ivermectin isn't the only part of the routine. 💊 WHAT SHE'S USING Alongside Ivermectin, she says she is incorporating: 🌿 Milk thistle 🖤 Activated charcoal at night She also says she follows a parasite cleanse 2 to 3 times a year. 🪱 HER MESSAGE Her philosophy is summed up in one sentence: “Don’t wait till you are symptomatic.” For her, the routine is part of a broader approach to cleansing and supporting her health. 🔥 THE CHANGES SHE REPORTS She says she has noticed major changes in her body, including: ⚡ Energy 🧠 Clarity 🫃 Gastric Health ✨ Clear Skin And this isn't presented as a one time routine. She's currently following an 8 week schedule, with the video capturing her experience during Week 2. 3 days on. 5 days off. Milk thistle. Activated charcoal at night. Parasite cleanses 2 to 3 times a year. 🔥 AND THIS IS ONLY WEEK 2 📆 6 weeks still remain in her 8 week routine. She says the changes have already been noticeable in her: Energy Clarity Gastric health Skin Her message is simple: “Don’t wait till you are symptomatic.” “Do it.” 📌 Save this Week 2 update for reference. 🔄 Repost this Ivermectin journey for others following parasite cleanse and repurposed medicine discussions. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin or other repurposed medicines? Explore RXMEDS.STORE, with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #IvermectinPaste #ParasiteCleanse #IvermectinResearch #RepurposedMedicine

RXMEDS.STORE

15,696 views • 1 month ago

🚨 SHE'S ENTERING WEEK 11 OF FENBENDAZOLE AND WEEK 4 OF IVERMECTIN FOR CANCER A woman with cancer is documenting her personal experiment with Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, and her latest update gives a detailed look at what she says she is doing. She explains that she began researching the approach after reading work associated with Dr. William Makis and the well-known Joe Tippens Fenbendazole story. She says she is essentially figuring it out herself and is tracking how she feels while waiting for objective results from upcoming laboratory testing and a PET scan. According to her account, she has been taking Fenbendazole for around 11 weeks and Ivermectin for about 4 weeks, while gradually changing her Ivermectin exposure. She also describes using a binder and what she calls liver support as part of her broader routine. She says she has upcoming tumor marker testing and a PET scan, which should provide something far more meaningful than anecdotes or how someone feels day to day. She reports already feeling stronger and experiencing less spinal discomfort, telling viewers that she believes "something is happening." Follow PharmacyinUSA, to watch more real-life patients' stories like this. #Ivermectin #CancerTreatment

🚨 SHE'S ENTERING WEEK 11 OF FENBENDAZOLE AND WEEK 4 OF IVERMECTIN FOR CANCER A woman with cancer is documenting her personal experiment with Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, and her latest update gives a detailed look at what she says she is doing. She explains that she began researching the approach after reading work associated with Dr. William Makis and the well-known Joe Tippens Fenbendazole story. She says she is essentially figuring it out herself and is tracking how she feels while waiting for objective results from upcoming laboratory testing and a PET scan. According to her account, she has been taking Fenbendazole for around 11 weeks and Ivermectin for about 4 weeks, while gradually changing her Ivermectin exposure. She also describes using a binder and what she calls liver support as part of her broader routine. She says she has upcoming tumor marker testing and a PET scan, which should provide something far more meaningful than anecdotes or how someone feels day to day. She reports already feeling stronger and experiencing less spinal discomfort, telling viewers that she believes "something is happening." Follow PharmacyinUSA, to watch more real-life patients' stories like this. #Ivermectin #CancerTreatment

PharmacyinUSA

78,877 views • 1 month ago

🚨 DR. WILLIAM MAKIS’ IVERMECTIN DOSING GUIDE FOR CANCER & PREVENTION IS SPREADING FAST ONLINE Thousands are now discussing Dr. William Makis MD’s categorized Ivermectin dosing approach based on body weight (mg/kg/day) and cancer severity. Here’s the breakdown people keep sharing: LOW DOSE: ≤ 0.5 mg/kg/day Often discussed for: • Remission support • Prevention strategies • Strong family cancer history ⚠️ Reports shared online describe minimal long term side effects at lower ranges. Access them via PharmacyinUSA MEDIUM DOSE: 1.0 mg/kg/day Most commonly discussed for: • Breast cancer • Lung cancer • Colon cancer • Pancreatic cancer • Renal cancers ⚠️ Supporters claim this is the “standard starting range” used in many repurposed drug discussions. HIGH DOSE: 2.0 mg/kg/day Typically discussed for: • Aggressive cancers • Leukemia • Pancreatic cancer • Brain cancers ⚠️ Some anecdotal reports mention temporary visual side effects at higher dosing ranges. VERY HIGH DOSE: ≥ 2.5 mg/kg/day Usually discussed only for: • Advanced metastatic disease • Late stage aggressive cancers ⚠️ High dose use remains highly controversial and experimental. Quick weight example for a 60 kg (132 lb) adult: • Low: 30 mg/day • Medium: 60 mg/day • High: 120 mg/day • Very High: 150+ mg/day Why this conversation keeps exploding online: ✅ Ivermectin has decades of human use worldwide ✅ Growing interest in repurposed cancer drugs ✅ Observational and preclinical research continues expanding ✅ Patients are increasingly sharing personal experiences publicly. (Jase Medical) Still, millions are now asking why inexpensive repurposed drugs are generating so much public interest while receiving so little mainstream discussion. **The chart has been upscaled for better visibility** #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Mebendazole

🚨 DR. WILLIAM MAKIS’ IVERMECTIN DOSING GUIDE FOR CANCER & PREVENTION IS SPREADING FAST ONLINE Thousands are now discussing Dr. William Makis MD’s categorized Ivermectin dosing approach based on body weight (mg/kg/day) and cancer severity. Here’s the breakdown people keep sharing: LOW DOSE: ≤ 0.5 mg/kg/day Often discussed for: • Remission support • Prevention strategies • Strong family cancer history ⚠️ Reports shared online describe minimal long term side effects at lower ranges. Access them via PharmacyinUSA MEDIUM DOSE: 1.0 mg/kg/day Most commonly discussed for: • Breast cancer • Lung cancer • Colon cancer • Pancreatic cancer • Renal cancers ⚠️ Supporters claim this is the “standard starting range” used in many repurposed drug discussions. HIGH DOSE: 2.0 mg/kg/day Typically discussed for: • Aggressive cancers • Leukemia • Pancreatic cancer • Brain cancers ⚠️ Some anecdotal reports mention temporary visual side effects at higher dosing ranges. VERY HIGH DOSE: ≥ 2.5 mg/kg/day Usually discussed only for: • Advanced metastatic disease • Late stage aggressive cancers ⚠️ High dose use remains highly controversial and experimental. Quick weight example for a 60 kg (132 lb) adult: • Low: 30 mg/day • Medium: 60 mg/day • High: 120 mg/day • Very High: 150+ mg/day Why this conversation keeps exploding online: ✅ Ivermectin has decades of human use worldwide ✅ Growing interest in repurposed cancer drugs ✅ Observational and preclinical research continues expanding ✅ Patients are increasingly sharing personal experiences publicly. (Jase Medical) Still, millions are now asking why inexpensive repurposed drugs are generating so much public interest while receiving so little mainstream discussion. The chart has been upscaled for better visibility #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Mebendazole

PharmacyinUSA

91,716 views • 4 months ago

🚨 “LOW TO VERY HIGH DOSES.” DR. WILLIAM MAKIS’ IVERMECTIN PROTOCOL FOR PARASITES, CANCER, FAMILY HISTORY & NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS Ivermectin is best known as an antiparasitic medicine. But Dr. William Makis discusses a much broader range of potential applications, including Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and cancer-related protocols. The accompanying Ivermectin protocol graphic organizes his reported dosing framework into four tiers. 📋 Ivermectin dosage framework shown in the chart Ivermectin Dosage Guide 🟢 LOW Anti-parasitic: 0.0267 g/kg • 3 days on, 4 days off • Minimum 7 weeks • Supplements: OFF days Cancer remission: 222 mg • 3 days on, 4 days off • Minimum 7 weeks • Supplements: OFF days Family history: 444 mg • 3 days on, 4 days off • Minimum 7 weeks • Supplements: OFF days 🟡 MEDIUM Anti-parasitic / most cancers: 0.0535 g/kg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission • Minimum 3 months Cancer: 444 mg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission • Minimum 3 months 🔵 HIGH Aggressive cancers: 0.1070 g/kg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission Leukemia, pancreatic, brain: 888–1,000 mg split doses • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission 🔴 VERY HIGH Terminal, metastatic cancers: 0.1337 g/kg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Short term Cancer: 1,500 mg split doses • 6 days on, 1 day off • Maximum 5 days ⚠️ Do not start any treatment without guidance from a doctor or qualified physician. 🧠 Then comes the neurological angle Makis says the neurological conditions where he has seen what he describes as the most success are: Parkinson’s disease + Alzheimer’s disease 1️⃣ Parkinson’s disease Makis describes cases involving what he calls high-dose Ivermectin, specifically mentioning: 60 mg → 72 mg He reports improvements in: • Movement • Mobility • Symptoms One patient he describes was barely mobile despite maximum standard treatment. After several weeks of high-dose Ivermectin, he says the patient started playing golf again, despite having been unable to play for years. He also says he has seen what he describes as reversal in a number of Parkinson’s patients. 2️⃣ Alzheimer’s disease This is where Makis says the stories became even more striking. He describes families reporting that elderly patients: • Recognized relatives again • Remembered people they had not recognized for years • Started reminiscing • Recalled old memories • Showed improved cognitive ability For these cases, he specifically discusses: 12 mg → 24 mg of Ivermectin He describes these amounts being used for several days in the cases he discusses. One particularly striking account involves a patient who was reportedly taken off hospice after improving. And the family reaction? “My grandma’s back.” Antiparasitic conditions. Cancer remission. Family history. Aggressive cancers. Metastatic cancers. Parkinson’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease. Different conditions. Different reported applications. Different reported dosing approaches. But one medicine: 💊 Ivermectin. 🔥 The breadth of the discussion is hard to ignore From an established antiparasitic medicine to reported applications involving cancer, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, Ivermectin is now part of a much broader research conversation. Different conditions. Different reported experiences. One medicine generating very different questions across medicine. From antiparasitic protocols to reported cancer applications, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cases, this video + protocol chart covers a lot. 🗨️ Which area deserves the most research attention: cancer, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, parasites, or something else? 🔖 SAVE this post so you have Ivermectin dosing framework and the full video discussion handy. 🔄 REPOST to help others discover the broader research and clinical discussions surrounding Ivermectin. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin? Discover available options at RXMEDS.STORE with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #CancerResearch #Parkinsons #Alzheimers #Neurology #RepurposedMedicine #MakisMD #RxMeds

🚨 “LOW TO VERY HIGH DOSES.” DR. WILLIAM MAKIS’ IVERMECTIN PROTOCOL FOR PARASITES, CANCER, FAMILY HISTORY & NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS Ivermectin is best known as an antiparasitic medicine. But Dr. William Makis discusses a much broader range of potential applications, including Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and cancer-related protocols. The accompanying Ivermectin protocol graphic organizes his reported dosing framework into four tiers. 📋 Ivermectin dosage framework shown in the chart Ivermectin Dosage Guide 🟢 LOW Anti-parasitic: 0.0267 g/kg • 3 days on, 4 days off • Minimum 7 weeks • Supplements: OFF days Cancer remission: 222 mg • 3 days on, 4 days off • Minimum 7 weeks • Supplements: OFF days Family history: 444 mg • 3 days on, 4 days off • Minimum 7 weeks • Supplements: OFF days 🟡 MEDIUM Anti-parasitic / most cancers: 0.0535 g/kg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission • Minimum 3 months Cancer: 444 mg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission • Minimum 3 months 🔵 HIGH Aggressive cancers: 0.1070 g/kg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission Leukemia, pancreatic, brain: 888–1,000 mg split doses • 6 days on, 1 day off • Until remission 🔴 VERY HIGH Terminal, metastatic cancers: 0.1337 g/kg • 6 days on, 1 day off • Short term Cancer: 1,500 mg split doses • 6 days on, 1 day off • Maximum 5 days ⚠️ Do not start any treatment without guidance from a doctor or qualified physician. 🧠 Then comes the neurological angle Makis says the neurological conditions where he has seen what he describes as the most success are: Parkinson’s disease + Alzheimer’s disease 1️⃣ Parkinson’s disease Makis describes cases involving what he calls high-dose Ivermectin, specifically mentioning: 60 mg → 72 mg He reports improvements in: • Movement • Mobility • Symptoms One patient he describes was barely mobile despite maximum standard treatment. After several weeks of high-dose Ivermectin, he says the patient started playing golf again, despite having been unable to play for years. He also says he has seen what he describes as reversal in a number of Parkinson’s patients. 2️⃣ Alzheimer’s disease This is where Makis says the stories became even more striking. He describes families reporting that elderly patients: • Recognized relatives again • Remembered people they had not recognized for years • Started reminiscing • Recalled old memories • Showed improved cognitive ability For these cases, he specifically discusses: 12 mg → 24 mg of Ivermectin He describes these amounts being used for several days in the cases he discusses. One particularly striking account involves a patient who was reportedly taken off hospice after improving. And the family reaction? “My grandma’s back.” Antiparasitic conditions. Cancer remission. Family history. Aggressive cancers. Metastatic cancers. Parkinson’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease. Different conditions. Different reported applications. Different reported dosing approaches. But one medicine: 💊 Ivermectin. 🔥 The breadth of the discussion is hard to ignore From an established antiparasitic medicine to reported applications involving cancer, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, Ivermectin is now part of a much broader research conversation. Different conditions. Different reported experiences. One medicine generating very different questions across medicine. From antiparasitic protocols to reported cancer applications, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cases, this video + protocol chart covers a lot. 🗨️ Which area deserves the most research attention: cancer, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, parasites, or something else? 🔖 SAVE this post so you have Ivermectin dosing framework and the full video discussion handy. 🔄 REPOST to help others discover the broader research and clinical discussions surrounding Ivermectin. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin? Discover available options at RXMEDS.STORE with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #CancerResearch #Parkinsons #Alzheimers #Neurology #RepurposedMedicine #MakisMD #RxMeds

RXMEDS.STORE

14,786 views • 16 days ago

🚨 SHE SAYS JUST 7 DAYS OF IVERMECTIN CHANGED MORE THAN HER BACK PAIN. A woman's Day 7 update is getting thousands of people talking after she shared what she says happened during her first week. According to her, she had been taking Ivermectin, along with: 💊 Fenbendazole 💊 Moxidectin 💊 Methylene Blue Her goal? She says she was looking for a more natural approach to managing her back pain and autoimmune condition. 📅 Seven days later... She says the changes surprised even her. Then she summed up her first week in one sentence. "This is the best I've ever felt." According to her: ✅ Her back pain was gone. ✅ She felt better than she had in years. ✅ She had stopped using Adderall and marijuana. Then she pointed to something else. Her skin. She says she was wearing almost no makeup, using no filter, and believed her skin looked noticeably better after just one week. Toward the end of the video, she addressed one of the most common comments she says she receives about Ivermectin. Some people tell her it "wasn't made for humans." Her response was simple. "It was made for humans first." Whether you agree with her experience or not... One personal story cannot establish that a treatment caused a particular outcome or predict what someone else will experience. But stories like this help explain why Ivermectin continues to generate so much discussion. Some people report positive experiences. Others remain skeptical. Researchers continue studying its approved uses while investigating other potential applications. And millions of people continue asking questions. Because sometimes... Whether her experience is unique or not... It's stories like this that keep the conversation around Ivermectin growing. 💬 What caught your attention most about her Day 7 update: the back pain, the skin changes, or her saying it was "the best I've ever felt"? 🔁 Share this post so more people can hear her story and decide what they think. 💊 Looking for pharmaceutical grade Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole? Explore RXMEDS.STORE. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Autoimmune #BackPain #HealthDiscussion #MedicalResearch #RepurposedDrugs #Wellness

🚨 SHE SAYS JUST 7 DAYS OF IVERMECTIN CHANGED MORE THAN HER BACK PAIN. A woman's Day 7 update is getting thousands of people talking after she shared what she says happened during her first week. According to her, she had been taking Ivermectin, along with: 💊 Fenbendazole 💊 Moxidectin 💊 Methylene Blue Her goal? She says she was looking for a more natural approach to managing her back pain and autoimmune condition. 📅 Seven days later... She says the changes surprised even her. Then she summed up her first week in one sentence. "This is the best I've ever felt." According to her: ✅ Her back pain was gone. ✅ She felt better than she had in years. ✅ She had stopped using Adderall and marijuana. Then she pointed to something else. Her skin. She says she was wearing almost no makeup, using no filter, and believed her skin looked noticeably better after just one week. Toward the end of the video, she addressed one of the most common comments she says she receives about Ivermectin. Some people tell her it "wasn't made for humans." Her response was simple. "It was made for humans first." Whether you agree with her experience or not... One personal story cannot establish that a treatment caused a particular outcome or predict what someone else will experience. But stories like this help explain why Ivermectin continues to generate so much discussion. Some people report positive experiences. Others remain skeptical. Researchers continue studying its approved uses while investigating other potential applications. And millions of people continue asking questions. Because sometimes... Whether her experience is unique or not... It's stories like this that keep the conversation around Ivermectin growing. 💬 What caught your attention most about her Day 7 update: the back pain, the skin changes, or her saying it was "the best I've ever felt"? 🔁 Share this post so more people can hear her story and decide what they think. 💊 Looking for pharmaceutical grade Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole? Explore RXMEDS.STORE. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #Autoimmune #BackPain #HealthDiscussion #MedicalResearch #RepurposedDrugs #Wellness

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42,777 views • 2 months ago

🚨 DR. WILLIAM MAKIS REVEALED THE IVERMECTIN DOSING STRATEGY HE'S USING IN CANCER PATIENTS. HERE'S WHAT HE'S SEEING. In a recent discussion, Dr. William Makis was asked a question many cancer patients are now researching: 📌 How does he use Ivermectin in cancer protocols? His answer surprised a lot of people. For most intermediate to high-grade cancers, Dr. Makis said his typical starting dose is: 💊 1 mg/kg per day For a 60 kg (132 lb) person, that's approximately: 📊 60mg daily According to him, that's roughly 5 times higher than the dose commonly used for parasitic infections. For lower-grade cancers, he often starts lower: 💊 0.5 mg/kg per day Examples discussed included: • Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) • Multiple Myeloma For a 60 kg person, that would be about: 📊 30mg daily And unlike many protocols circulating online, he noted that the dosing is typically: 📅 7 days per week But the dosage wasn't the part that got my attention. The timeline was. According to Dr. Makis, some patients may begin seeing changes in cancer markers within: ⏳ 3 to 4 weeks He specifically mentioned markers such as: 📉 PSA 📉 CEA 📉 CA-125 📉 Other cancer-related markers He explained that these markers can sometimes provide an early indication that something is changing before tumors physically shrink. Then come the scans. According to his experience: 📊 PET scans may begin showing reduced cancer activity within about a month. 📊 Physical tumor shrinkage often becomes visible after roughly 2 to 3 months on PET-CT, CT, or MRI imaging. That's why he generally recommends giving a protocol: ⏳ A full 3 months Before evaluating whether a meaningful response is occurring. But perhaps the most surprising statement came near the end. Dr. Makis said the best results he has personally seen were not necessarily from Ivermectin alone. According to him, some of the most dramatic responses occurred when patients combined: 💊 Ivermectin PLUS 💊 Chemotherapy That observation is likely to spark debate from every side of the conversation. Whether you agree with his conclusions or not, one thing is clear: More patients are reading studies. More doctors are discussing repurposed medicines. And more people are asking questions that weren't being asked a few years ago. That's why conversations around Ivermectin continue to grow across cancer communities worldwide. 🌐 Looking for Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole? Explore RXMEDS.STORE. #Ivermectin #WilliamMakis #CancerResearch #CancerProtocol #RepurposedDrugs

🚨 DR. WILLIAM MAKIS REVEALED THE IVERMECTIN DOSING STRATEGY HE'S USING IN CANCER PATIENTS. HERE'S WHAT HE'S SEEING. In a recent discussion, Dr. William Makis was asked a question many cancer patients are now researching: 📌 How does he use Ivermectin in cancer protocols? His answer surprised a lot of people. For most intermediate to high-grade cancers, Dr. Makis said his typical starting dose is: 💊 1 mg/kg per day For a 60 kg (132 lb) person, that's approximately: 📊 60mg daily According to him, that's roughly 5 times higher than the dose commonly used for parasitic infections. For lower-grade cancers, he often starts lower: 💊 0.5 mg/kg per day Examples discussed included: • Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) • Multiple Myeloma For a 60 kg person, that would be about: 📊 30mg daily And unlike many protocols circulating online, he noted that the dosing is typically: 📅 7 days per week But the dosage wasn't the part that got my attention. The timeline was. According to Dr. Makis, some patients may begin seeing changes in cancer markers within: ⏳ 3 to 4 weeks He specifically mentioned markers such as: 📉 PSA 📉 CEA 📉 CA-125 📉 Other cancer-related markers He explained that these markers can sometimes provide an early indication that something is changing before tumors physically shrink. Then come the scans. According to his experience: 📊 PET scans may begin showing reduced cancer activity within about a month. 📊 Physical tumor shrinkage often becomes visible after roughly 2 to 3 months on PET-CT, CT, or MRI imaging. That's why he generally recommends giving a protocol: ⏳ A full 3 months Before evaluating whether a meaningful response is occurring. But perhaps the most surprising statement came near the end. Dr. Makis said the best results he has personally seen were not necessarily from Ivermectin alone. According to him, some of the most dramatic responses occurred when patients combined: 💊 Ivermectin PLUS 💊 Chemotherapy That observation is likely to spark debate from every side of the conversation. Whether you agree with his conclusions or not, one thing is clear: More patients are reading studies. More doctors are discussing repurposed medicines. And more people are asking questions that weren't being asked a few years ago. That's why conversations around Ivermectin continue to grow across cancer communities worldwide. 🌐 Looking for Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, or Mebendazole? Explore RXMEDS.STORE. #Ivermectin #WilliamMakis #CancerResearch #CancerProtocol #RepurposedDrugs

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37,820 views • 3 months ago

🚨 “I KNOW I’M GOING TO RUN AGAIN.” WEEK 3 OF HER MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS JOURNEY WITH IVERMECTIN, FENBENDAZOLE + METHYLENE BLUE Three weeks into her journey, she says something has changed: “My body is quiet.” Her latest update follows a personal routine involving: 💊 Ivermectin 💊 Fenbendazole 🔵 Methylene blue 📆 WEEK 3 UPDATE She says: • 3 weeks since starting Ivermectin • A little over 2 weeks since starting Methylene blue • Her first round of Fenbendazole was completed the previous week And then she describes the changes she is noticing. 🔥 “MY PAIN IS REDUCING” She says her pain is reducing. She still believes she has a long way to go, but for the first time in a very long time, she describes her body as feeling: “Quiet.” She also says she has been experiencing what she describes as a Herxheimer reaction, which she refers to as a healing crisis. But one particular change stands out: Her legs aren't buzzing. 🦽 THEN SHE STARTS THINKING ABOUT THREE MONTHS FROM NOW She explains that she currently needs to lie down and rest several times each day just to have enough energy for basic activities. She uses a rollator and sometimes a wheelchair. But now she's looking ahead. She says she is excited to see where she might be in: 📆 3 months And she hopes she may be able to: • Walk without her rollator • Go somewhere without her wheelchair • Run again • Jump again • Climb again Her words are filled with hope: “I’m getting my life back.” ❤️ FROM PLANNING HER FUNERAL TO PLANNING HER FUTURE This is the most emotional part of the update. She says that around two years ago, she started planning her funeral. At that point, she believed she would simply enjoy life as much as possible before aggressively getting worse. Now her mindset is completely different. She says: “I know I’m gonna run again.” “I know I’m gonna jump again.” “I know I’m gonna be able to climb again.” 👩‍👧 THE LIFE SHE WANTS BACK She's also thinking beyond mobility. She wants to return to running her business. She wants to regain the independence to do things that had become extremely difficult. And she has one particularly vivid goal: Being able to run around the play park with her child again. That is what makes this Week 3 update so powerful. It's not just about symptoms. It's about hope, independence, family and getting her life back. 📌 Save this Week 3 update if you're following Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Methylene blue and personal MS journeys. 🔄 Repost this story for others following personal experiences with Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and Methylene blue. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Mebendazole or other repurposed medicines? Explore RXMEDS.STORE, with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #MethyleneBlue #MultipleSclerosis #MSJourney #DrugRepurposing #HealthJourney

🚨 “I KNOW I’M GOING TO RUN AGAIN.” WEEK 3 OF HER MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS JOURNEY WITH IVERMECTIN, FENBENDAZOLE + METHYLENE BLUE Three weeks into her journey, she says something has changed: “My body is quiet.” Her latest update follows a personal routine involving: 💊 Ivermectin 💊 Fenbendazole 🔵 Methylene blue 📆 WEEK 3 UPDATE She says: • 3 weeks since starting Ivermectin • A little over 2 weeks since starting Methylene blue • Her first round of Fenbendazole was completed the previous week And then she describes the changes she is noticing. 🔥 “MY PAIN IS REDUCING” She says her pain is reducing. She still believes she has a long way to go, but for the first time in a very long time, she describes her body as feeling: “Quiet.” She also says she has been experiencing what she describes as a Herxheimer reaction, which she refers to as a healing crisis. But one particular change stands out: Her legs aren't buzzing. 🦽 THEN SHE STARTS THINKING ABOUT THREE MONTHS FROM NOW She explains that she currently needs to lie down and rest several times each day just to have enough energy for basic activities. She uses a rollator and sometimes a wheelchair. But now she's looking ahead. She says she is excited to see where she might be in: 📆 3 months And she hopes she may be able to: • Walk without her rollator • Go somewhere without her wheelchair • Run again • Jump again • Climb again Her words are filled with hope: “I’m getting my life back.” ❤️ FROM PLANNING HER FUNERAL TO PLANNING HER FUTURE This is the most emotional part of the update. She says that around two years ago, she started planning her funeral. At that point, she believed she would simply enjoy life as much as possible before aggressively getting worse. Now her mindset is completely different. She says: “I know I’m gonna run again.” “I know I’m gonna jump again.” “I know I’m gonna be able to climb again.” 👩‍👧 THE LIFE SHE WANTS BACK She's also thinking beyond mobility. She wants to return to running her business. She wants to regain the independence to do things that had become extremely difficult. And she has one particularly vivid goal: Being able to run around the play park with her child again. That is what makes this Week 3 update so powerful. It's not just about symptoms. It's about hope, independence, family and getting her life back. 📌 Save this Week 3 update if you're following Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Methylene blue and personal MS journeys. 🔄 Repost this story for others following personal experiences with Ivermectin, Fenbendazole and Methylene blue. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, Mebendazole or other repurposed medicines? Explore RXMEDS.STORE, with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #Fenbendazole #MethyleneBlue #MultipleSclerosis #MSJourney #DrugRepurposing #HealthJourney

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17,392 views • 1 month ago

🚨IVERMECTIN: FULL DOSAGE SCHEDULE FOR CANCER & PREVENTION Based on Dr. William Makis MD's commonly shared dosing framework Thousands of people reference this ivermectin dosing chart. Below is a simplified breakdown organized by body weight (mg/kg per day). 📌LOW DOSE ≤ 0.5 mg/kg/day Best For: • Cancers in remission • Strong family history or genetic predisposition • Preventive (prophylactic) use Reported Side Effects: • No long-term side effects reported Example: Dr. Tess Lawrie reported a Stage 3 ovarian cancer patient who received chemotherapy plus 12 mg ivermectin daily. After 2 months, the tumor marker CA125 fell from 288 to 22, and the tumor was reported to have disappeared. 📌MEDIUM DOSE 1.0 mg/kg/day Best For: • Starting dose for many cancers including: • Lung cancer • Pancreatic cancer • Renal cell carcinoma • Gastric cancer Reported Side Effects: • No long-term side effects reported Example: Dr. Shankara Chetty reported a 70-year-old prostate cancer patient with a PSA of 89 taking 45 mg daily (along with lactoferrin). After 2 months, PSA reportedly decreased to 10.9. 📌HIGH DOSE 2.0 mg/kg/day Best For: • Aggressive cancers • Leukemia • Pancreatic cancer • Brain cancers Reported Side Effects: • No long-term side effects reported Example: Dr. Allan Landrito reported a Stage 4 gallbladder cancer patient taking 2 mg/kg daily for 14 months, with the cancer reportedly disappearing. 📌VERY HIGH DOSE ≥ 2.5 mg/kg/day Best For: • Extensive metastatic disease • Extremely poor prognosis • Certain aggressive brain cancers Possible Side Effects: • Temporary visual disturbances • Usually, short lived and resolve within days Example: Dr. Shankara Chetty reported using 2.5 mg/kg/day in a patient with no side effects reported. #Ivermectin #MakisMD #Genixmeds

🚨IVERMECTIN: FULL DOSAGE SCHEDULE FOR CANCER & PREVENTION Based on Dr. William Makis MD's commonly shared dosing framework Thousands of people reference this ivermectin dosing chart. Below is a simplified breakdown organized by body weight (mg/kg per day). 📌LOW DOSE ≤ 0.5 mg/kg/day Best For: • Cancers in remission • Strong family history or genetic predisposition • Preventive (prophylactic) use Reported Side Effects: • No long-term side effects reported Example: Dr. Tess Lawrie reported a Stage 3 ovarian cancer patient who received chemotherapy plus 12 mg ivermectin daily. After 2 months, the tumor marker CA125 fell from 288 to 22, and the tumor was reported to have disappeared. 📌MEDIUM DOSE 1.0 mg/kg/day Best For: • Starting dose for many cancers including: • Lung cancer • Pancreatic cancer • Renal cell carcinoma • Gastric cancer Reported Side Effects: • No long-term side effects reported Example: Dr. Shankara Chetty reported a 70-year-old prostate cancer patient with a PSA of 89 taking 45 mg daily (along with lactoferrin). After 2 months, PSA reportedly decreased to 10.9. 📌HIGH DOSE 2.0 mg/kg/day Best For: • Aggressive cancers • Leukemia • Pancreatic cancer • Brain cancers Reported Side Effects: • No long-term side effects reported Example: Dr. Allan Landrito reported a Stage 4 gallbladder cancer patient taking 2 mg/kg daily for 14 months, with the cancer reportedly disappearing. 📌VERY HIGH DOSE ≥ 2.5 mg/kg/day Best For: • Extensive metastatic disease • Extremely poor prognosis • Certain aggressive brain cancers Possible Side Effects: • Temporary visual disturbances • Usually, short lived and resolve within days Example: Dr. Shankara Chetty reported using 2.5 mg/kg/day in a patient with no side effects reported. #Ivermectin #MakisMD #Genixmeds

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31,415 views • 4 months ago

🚨 “PSORIASIS CAN’T BE CURED.” THEN 14 DAYS OF 1.87% IVERMECTIN AND 6 MONTHS SCALE FREE The video presents a striking personal psoriasis testimonial. It begins with a statement many people with psoriasis have heard: “Psoriasis can’t be cured.” Her response? “OK, but I have been scale free for 6 months.” And she says something else that makes the story even more interesting: Her diet has not changed. 💊 THE 14 DAY TREATMENT 1.87% Ivermectin paste as part of the treatment being discussed. She says: “I only take the treatment for 14 days.” Then comes the claim that makes this testimonial stand out: “And I’ll itch free for the next 6 months to a year.” So the timeline presented in the video is: 📆 14 days of treatment ⬇️ ✨ 6 months reportedly scale free ⬇️ 😌 Claims of being itch free for another 6 months to a year And she says this happened without changing her diet. 🪱 THE PARASITE ANGLE Then shifts toward a parasite focused message. As the treatment continues, the captions become increasingly direct: “Parasites be gone!!!” “Bye Bye Wormies!!!” The central message is a challenge to the idea that psoriasis must simply be something a person has to live with indefinitely. “So you decide what can’t be cured.” “And how you choose to suffer.” “…or not.” She then gives the glory to God: “for healing me and my babies.” 🔥 THE PART THAT GETS PEOPLE TALKING One short treatment period. Six months reportedly scale free. No reported diet change. And a claim of remaining itch free for 6 months to a year. That combination of a specific product, a defined treatment period and a long reported symptom free period is what makes this testimonial particularly attention grabbing. This is her personal experience. But it raises an interesting question for anyone following Ivermectin, psoriasis and parasite related research: Why do some people report such dramatic changes in their symptoms after short treatment periods? 📌 Save and share this 1.87% Ivermectin psoriasis testimonial if you're following personal health experiences and Ivermectin research. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin or other repurposed medicines? Explore RXMEDS.STORE, with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #IvermectinPaste #Psoriasis #PsoriasisResearch #IvermectinResearch #HealthJourney #RepurposedMedicine

🚨 “PSORIASIS CAN’T BE CURED.” THEN 14 DAYS OF 1.87% IVERMECTIN AND 6 MONTHS SCALE FREE The video presents a striking personal psoriasis testimonial. It begins with a statement many people with psoriasis have heard: “Psoriasis can’t be cured.” Her response? “OK, but I have been scale free for 6 months.” And she says something else that makes the story even more interesting: Her diet has not changed. 💊 THE 14 DAY TREATMENT 1.87% Ivermectin paste as part of the treatment being discussed. She says: “I only take the treatment for 14 days.” Then comes the claim that makes this testimonial stand out: “And I’ll itch free for the next 6 months to a year.” So the timeline presented in the video is: 📆 14 days of treatment ⬇️ ✨ 6 months reportedly scale free ⬇️ 😌 Claims of being itch free for another 6 months to a year And she says this happened without changing her diet. 🪱 THE PARASITE ANGLE Then shifts toward a parasite focused message. As the treatment continues, the captions become increasingly direct: “Parasites be gone!!!” “Bye Bye Wormies!!!” The central message is a challenge to the idea that psoriasis must simply be something a person has to live with indefinitely. “So you decide what can’t be cured.” “And how you choose to suffer.” “…or not.” She then gives the glory to God: “for healing me and my babies.” 🔥 THE PART THAT GETS PEOPLE TALKING One short treatment period. Six months reportedly scale free. No reported diet change. And a claim of remaining itch free for 6 months to a year. That combination of a specific product, a defined treatment period and a long reported symptom free period is what makes this testimonial particularly attention grabbing. This is her personal experience. But it raises an interesting question for anyone following Ivermectin, psoriasis and parasite related research: Why do some people report such dramatic changes in their symptoms after short treatment periods? 📌 Save and share this 1.87% Ivermectin psoriasis testimonial if you're following personal health experiences and Ivermectin research. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin or other repurposed medicines? Explore RXMEDS.STORE, with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #IvermectinPaste #Psoriasis #PsoriasisResearch #IvermectinResearch #HealthJourney #RepurposedMedicine

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74,775 views • 1 month ago

🚨 WHAT HAPPENED AFTER 7 DAYS OF IVERMECTIN? HER HONEST SKIN UPDATE RAISES NEW QUESTIONS One week. A changing routine. And a surprisingly positive update. After 7 days of Ivermectin paste, the biggest thing she noticed was simple: “This did not hurt my skin.” 🧴 WHAT CHANGED? For several days, she used Ivermectin morning and night. After starting to run low, she switched to once a day at night. Her report: • No obvious skin damage • No worsening of her skin • Her skin appeared to remain on a positive trajectory • She felt the overall experience was positive But there was more happening at the same time. She had also started: ✅ Getting regular facials ✅ Reintroducing skincare products ✅ Using holistic skincare products ✅ Reducing stress ✅ Taking a break from strict protocols and dietary restrictions And she believes the combination of these factors may be contributing to the changes she's seeing. 👀 BUT HER SKIN ISN'T “PERFECT” She points out that TikTok automatically smooths and blurs the appearance of her skin. Without that effect, she says there are still: Bumps. Scars. Texture. So this isn't a story of suddenly perfect skin. It's an ongoing journey. ❗ AND SHE HAS A BIG HESITATION Despite describing the experience as positive, she's still questioning the treatment and the specific formulation she's using. Her dermatologist didn't expect it to help, although she was willing to order another formulation. Now she's considering whether to: Continue Ivermectin → Reintroduce previous skincare → Try another approach She's not sure what comes next. 💬 HER MOST HONEST TAKE She says she doesn't feel like she wants to stop because she believes it may be helping. But she's also confused. Because there are multiple variables changing at once, she can't confidently say Ivermectin alone caused the improvement. Her conclusion after one week? “A positive experience.” And perhaps the biggest question is: What happens if she continues for another week? 📌 Save this Ivermectin skin update. 🔄️ Repost this if you want to follow the next update. 💊 Looking for quality Ivermectin? Order now at RXMEDS.STORE with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #IvermectinUpdate #SkinHealth #Skincare #SkinJourney #RepurposedMedicine

🚨 WHAT HAPPENED AFTER 7 DAYS OF IVERMECTIN? HER HONEST SKIN UPDATE RAISES NEW QUESTIONS One week. A changing routine. And a surprisingly positive update. After 7 days of Ivermectin paste, the biggest thing she noticed was simple: “This did not hurt my skin.” 🧴 WHAT CHANGED? For several days, she used Ivermectin morning and night. After starting to run low, she switched to once a day at night. Her report: • No obvious skin damage • No worsening of her skin • Her skin appeared to remain on a positive trajectory • She felt the overall experience was positive But there was more happening at the same time. She had also started: ✅ Getting regular facials ✅ Reintroducing skincare products ✅ Using holistic skincare products ✅ Reducing stress ✅ Taking a break from strict protocols and dietary restrictions And she believes the combination of these factors may be contributing to the changes she's seeing. 👀 BUT HER SKIN ISN'T “PERFECT” She points out that TikTok automatically smooths and blurs the appearance of her skin. Without that effect, she says there are still: Bumps. Scars. Texture. So this isn't a story of suddenly perfect skin. It's an ongoing journey. ❗ AND SHE HAS A BIG HESITATION Despite describing the experience as positive, she's still questioning the treatment and the specific formulation she's using. Her dermatologist didn't expect it to help, although she was willing to order another formulation. Now she's considering whether to: Continue Ivermectin → Reintroduce previous skincare → Try another approach She's not sure what comes next. 💬 HER MOST HONEST TAKE She says she doesn't feel like she wants to stop because she believes it may be helping. But she's also confused. Because there are multiple variables changing at once, she can't confidently say Ivermectin alone caused the improvement. Her conclusion after one week? “A positive experience.” And perhaps the biggest question is: What happens if she continues for another week? 📌 Save this Ivermectin skin update. 🔄️ Repost this if you want to follow the next update. 💊 Looking for quality Ivermectin? Order now at RXMEDS.STORE with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #IvermectinUpdate #SkinHealth #Skincare #SkinJourney #RepurposedMedicine

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🚨 “THE BEST RESULTS I’VE SEEN.” DR. WILLIAM MAKIS & DR. JOHN CAMPBELL DISCUSS IVERMECTIN + CHEMOTHERAPY FOR CANCER What happens when Dr. John Campbell asks Dr. William Makis to get specific about Ivermectin and cancer? The conversation quickly moves from theory to dose, timeline, cancer markers, imaging, and patient outcomes. 💊 WHERE DOES MAKIS START? Makis says the Ivermectin dose he discusses for intermediate to high-grade cancers starts around: 📌 1 mg/kg/day For lower-grade cancers, he says he starts lower, around: 📌 0.5 mg/kg/day He gives examples including CLL and multiple myeloma. 📅 WHY DOES HE TALK ABOUT 3 MONTHS? Makis says he suggests assessing Ivermectin use over approximately 3 months, followed by reassessment using: 🧪 Blood work 📊 Cancer markers 🩻 Follow-up imaging According to him, some changes in cancer markers can appear within 3–4 weeks. He specifically mentions: • PSA • CEA • CA-125 🩻 THEN COMES THE IMAGING Makis says tumor activity may begin changing on a PET scan in about a month. But physically seeing tumors or lymph nodes shrink can take longer. He says changes may begin appearing on: MRI → PET-CT → CT over approximately 2–3 months. 👀 THEN CAMPBELL ASKS ABOUT HIS MOST DRAMATIC RESULTS Makis' answer is the part that stands out: “The best results I’ve seen in my patients are patients who are doing a combination of chemotherapy and ivermectin.” 🔥 IVERMECTIN IS THE DETAIL THAT STANDS OUT. Makis says the best results he's seen have involved patients using Ivermectin alongside chemotherapy. That makes the question even more interesting: "Could Ivermectin have a larger role in cancer research than we currently understand?" ❓ THE BIGGER REPURPOSED-MEDICINE QUESTION This conversation puts Ivermectin + chemotherapy into a much bigger discussion about drug repurposing in cancer. What makes repurposed medicines so interesting? 💊 Existing medicines 🧬 Multiple biological pathways 🔬 New applications being investigated 📊 Different cancer types ⚡ Potential combination strategies And Ivermectin isn't the only repurposed medicine attracting attention. Fenbendazole. Mebendazole. Metformin. Doxycycline. Statins. Different medicines. Different mechanisms. But one common question: Could medicines we already have be hiding new possibilities in cancer research? THAT'S THE CONVERSATION WORTH WATCHING. 📌 SAVE this discussion for the next repurposed-medicine breakdown. 🔄️ REPOST if you think existing medicines deserve a second look in cancer research. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin or other repurposed medicines? Explore available options at RXMEDS.STORE with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #CancerResearch #Chemotherapy #Cancer #DrWilliamMakis #DrJohnCampbell #RepurposedMedicine #MedicalResearch

🚨 “THE BEST RESULTS I’VE SEEN.” DR. WILLIAM MAKIS & DR. JOHN CAMPBELL DISCUSS IVERMECTIN + CHEMOTHERAPY FOR CANCER What happens when Dr. John Campbell asks Dr. William Makis to get specific about Ivermectin and cancer? The conversation quickly moves from theory to dose, timeline, cancer markers, imaging, and patient outcomes. 💊 WHERE DOES MAKIS START? Makis says the Ivermectin dose he discusses for intermediate to high-grade cancers starts around: 📌 1 mg/kg/day For lower-grade cancers, he says he starts lower, around: 📌 0.5 mg/kg/day He gives examples including CLL and multiple myeloma. 📅 WHY DOES HE TALK ABOUT 3 MONTHS? Makis says he suggests assessing Ivermectin use over approximately 3 months, followed by reassessment using: 🧪 Blood work 📊 Cancer markers 🩻 Follow-up imaging According to him, some changes in cancer markers can appear within 3–4 weeks. He specifically mentions: • PSA • CEA • CA-125 🩻 THEN COMES THE IMAGING Makis says tumor activity may begin changing on a PET scan in about a month. But physically seeing tumors or lymph nodes shrink can take longer. He says changes may begin appearing on: MRI → PET-CT → CT over approximately 2–3 months. 👀 THEN CAMPBELL ASKS ABOUT HIS MOST DRAMATIC RESULTS Makis' answer is the part that stands out: “The best results I’ve seen in my patients are patients who are doing a combination of chemotherapy and ivermectin.” 🔥 IVERMECTIN IS THE DETAIL THAT STANDS OUT. Makis says the best results he's seen have involved patients using Ivermectin alongside chemotherapy. That makes the question even more interesting: "Could Ivermectin have a larger role in cancer research than we currently understand?" ❓ THE BIGGER REPURPOSED-MEDICINE QUESTION This conversation puts Ivermectin + chemotherapy into a much bigger discussion about drug repurposing in cancer. What makes repurposed medicines so interesting? 💊 Existing medicines 🧬 Multiple biological pathways 🔬 New applications being investigated 📊 Different cancer types ⚡ Potential combination strategies And Ivermectin isn't the only repurposed medicine attracting attention. Fenbendazole. Mebendazole. Metformin. Doxycycline. Statins. Different medicines. Different mechanisms. But one common question: Could medicines we already have be hiding new possibilities in cancer research? THAT'S THE CONVERSATION WORTH WATCHING. 📌 SAVE this discussion for the next repurposed-medicine breakdown. 🔄️ REPOST if you think existing medicines deserve a second look in cancer research. 💊 Looking for Ivermectin or other repurposed medicines? Explore available options at RXMEDS.STORE with worldwide delivery. #Ivermectin #CancerResearch #Chemotherapy #Cancer #DrWilliamMakis #DrJohnCampbell #RepurposedMedicine #MedicalResearch

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After a year of research, Dr. William Makis says this is the most important graph of his career. The ivermectin dosing schedule for cancer. For most cancers breast, colon, lung, pancreatic, renal, gastric, leukemias: Start at 1 mg per kg of body weight per day. For a 60 kg person: 60 mg daily. That's five 12 mg pills, or 6 mL of liquid. The evidence he cites is dose-dependent: 📉 Dr. Shankara Chetty prostate cancer patient's PSA dropped from 89 to 11 on 45 mg/day 📉 Dr. Tess Lawrie ovarian cancer marker CA-125 dropped from 288 to 22 on just 0.2 mg/kg 🧒 Castro study children with leukemia, no side effects after 6 months at 1 mg/kg For aggressive cancers (pancreatic, brain), the blood-brain barrier may need more: 🔹 Dr. Landrito's colleague — terminal gallbladder cancer, cancer disappeared after 14 months at 2 mg/kg/day 🔹 Highest documented dose: 2.5 mg/kg (Dr. Chetty) only transient visual side effects that resolved Why won't oncology offer this? Ivermectin is generic. Off-patent. Unprofitable. No funded trials. No incentive. No profit. Dr. Makis's conclusion: "Using ivermectin in cancer is honestly very straightforward. It is a very, very safe drug." He suggests starting at 1 mg/kg/day. It can be taken for many months even over a year with an excellent safety profile based on long-term anecdotal evidence. The power to fight may already be on your shelf. ⚠️ Not medical advice these are case reports and anecdotal evidence, not completed clinical trials. Never self-prescribe. Work with a doctor who listens.

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🚨 SHE STARTED IVERMECTIN 1.0% CREAM FOR HER ROSACEA. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED NEXT. Before applying anything, she wanted to document exactly what her skin looked like. She had been dealing with facial irritation and bumps that she felt were getting worse with some of the products she had tried. She had also received plenty of suggestions online, including sulfur soap, but that approach wasn't working for her. In fact, she says it sometimes made the bumps more noticeable. After discussing it with her naturopathic doctor, she decided to try 1.0% Ivermectin cream and was instructed to apply it once daily. She kept the routine simple. Just water to wash her face, followed by a thin application of the Ivermectin cream. She explained that she had been hearing about Ivermectin for rosacea, dermatitis, and Demodex-related skin problems, so she wanted to see how her own skin would respond. And that's what makes these before-and-after stories interesting. Everyone's skin is different, and a product that works for one person isn't automatically going to work for another. But topical Ivermectin is an established treatment for inflammatory lesions of rosacea, and researchers have also investigated its activity against Demodex mites, which have been associated with some rosacea cases. Her goal wasn't to promise a miracle. It was simply to document the starting point, follow the changes, and see what happened. Day 1 starts here. Now comes the part everyone will be watching: what does her skin look like after consistent use? #IvermectinCream

🚨 SHE STARTED IVERMECTIN 1.0% CREAM FOR HER ROSACEA. HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED NEXT. Before applying anything, she wanted to document exactly what her skin looked like. She had been dealing with facial irritation and bumps that she felt were getting worse with some of the products she had tried. She had also received plenty of suggestions online, including sulfur soap, but that approach wasn't working for her. In fact, she says it sometimes made the bumps more noticeable. After discussing it with her naturopathic doctor, she decided to try 1.0% Ivermectin cream and was instructed to apply it once daily. She kept the routine simple. Just water to wash her face, followed by a thin application of the Ivermectin cream. She explained that she had been hearing about Ivermectin for rosacea, dermatitis, and Demodex-related skin problems, so she wanted to see how her own skin would respond. And that's what makes these before-and-after stories interesting. Everyone's skin is different, and a product that works for one person isn't automatically going to work for another. But topical Ivermectin is an established treatment for inflammatory lesions of rosacea, and researchers have also investigated its activity against Demodex mites, which have been associated with some rosacea cases. Her goal wasn't to promise a miracle. It was simply to document the starting point, follow the changes, and see what happened. Day 1 starts here. Now comes the part everyone will be watching: what does her skin look like after consistent use? #IvermectinCream

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