Important COVID Treatment Video – Ivermectin

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A special thanks to NormlChuck who mentioned this video in a recent comment. I reviewed the video and felt the information was well worth inclusion as a main post.

According to Chris Martensen(not a doctor), Ivermectin has been shown in studies to be 100% effective against the COVID-19 virus:

“The data is 100% in agreement: All studies show a clinical benefit for use of Ivermectin. It works as a pre-exposure prophylaxis, post-exposure prophylaxis, and when given to both early and late hospitalized patients.”

Important to note is Ivermectin is available as a veterinary drug ordered through the mail.

Rourke

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8 responses to “Important COVID Treatment Video – Ivermectin”

December 7, 2020

goinggray58

If you are interested in seom of HOW an anti-parasitic is used to treat a viral infection.. It doesn’t seem to be a reasonable off label use.. but it is once the mechanism is understood. Fascinating. .. What I find even MORE fascinating is the total absence of coverage it has received. Shameful… Think I’ll make a trip to the store ….
https://www.drugs.com/medical-answers/ivermectin-treat-covid-19-coronavirus-3535912/
Also see the related links if you are a detail person.

GG58

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December 7, 2020

StevefromMA

I’ve known Chris personally and followed him for ten years, he is 100% high integrity guy and having a Ph.D. in virology is exactly what you need for this. It makes you sick how politicians, TPTB, Big Pharma, and those CNN docs have let people die instead of giving them ten cent treatments. I’ll never trust them again. Three tubes of the stuff is $15. on Ebay, get some before they sell out.

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December 7, 2020

Arlene

We have used ivermectin for years to treat animals for parasites and also to treat a VERY ILL cat and it worked well.
Please read the contraindications carefully though as some veterinary drugs dosages -especially for horses and cows is too high for human.
Arlene

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December 7, 2020

goinggray58

Interesting dosing information, as it applies to humans. There is a lot about oral tablets and some about paste, but very little about IM dosages. oral dosage of any drug is less efficient in absorption than IM. Assume 90% absorption IM.. or greater. The good news that with (Stromectol – what the Mfg. calls Ivermectin), as the literature implies is very forgiving…. Meaning if you give to much the possible affects are minimal, if at any. Regardless the “over dosage” treatment is to wait for 72 Hours, and requires no further treatment.

https://www.maximpulse.com/permethrin/ivermectin-calculating-a-dose.html
https://www.drugs.com/dosage/ivermectin.html
interesting,
GG58

https://www.drugs.com/dosage/ivermectin.html

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December 7, 2020

NormlChuck

Unless I’m wrong Dr.Martenson is advocating the use of ORAL Ivermectin not the paste or injectable forms. Watch the video closely as it shows daily doses in milligrams.
Our family doctor who is an internal medicine specialist is absolutely in favor of using
Ivermectin and she is also disappointed that neither any of the government medical
agencies nor any MSM outlet has made the information public.
Dr.Martenson also advocates the use of the three faze protocol that was developed at
the Eastern Virginia University School of Medicine which involves daily use of specific
vitamins and supplements.The site is evms.edu/CovidCare.
I wonder if Oral Ivermectin would be available without a prescription in Canada or Mexico.

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December 7, 2020

LargeMarge

We operate a small organic teaching farm near the outskirts of Eugene Oregon.

The last time we used it, Ivermectin was available at our local feed stores — Wilco co-op and Coastal Farm And Ranch.
If they carry it, I suspect Tractor Supply might, too.

I cannot answer for Mexico or Canada.
I have no idea about prescriptions.

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December 7, 2020

CaptTurbo

I bought the stuff for years for treatment to keep my dogs from getting heart worms. I bought the big syringes used for dosing horses and measured it out from those.

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December 9, 2020

JohnP

Hypodermic needles are available at vet supply places also, they usually run a little bigger than ones for humans, but you can get one that is close to those for humans.

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