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[readalot]

50mg/mL 12%BB 1.5% BA

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Very very smart. Thank you very much for sharing. I appreciate it.

 

[readalot]

Busy morning. Fyi. Thanks to those folks helping to make this happen.

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Post in thread 'MESO "Specialized" Testing Group Fund'

Aug 15, 2025

50mg/mL 12%BB 1.5% BA

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1x GCMS screening - raw data only, no interpretation x 120 USD = 120 USD
1x GCMS screening - interpretation x 120 USD = 120 USD
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TOTAL: 240 USD

This offer remains valid until August 29, 2025

When this gets ordered (the first one) a lot, I will do a short explanation on self-interpreting, so people can do a lot of it by themselves.

About comparison, the beautiful thing is you don't need any skillset...

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[KL8209]

Ivermectin is given annually to millions of people to protect them against parasites in regions where it's a problem. From infants to 80 year olds, without a problem. Literally a safer track record than Tylenol.

What's really interesting is that it lowers all cause mortality. Lower rates of every type
of disease, including cancer.

The leading theory is that many people have parasites that go undetected because of a lack of noticeable symptoms.

By clearing them out with Ivermectin, the immune system is freed up to deal with other problems. So that's likely why there's no direct effect found on Covid, but that some people seemed to have dramatic recoveries after getting Ivermectin.

Before all the politics turned it into "horse dewormer", the UN and medical associations recognized Ivermectin as one of the most significant life saving medical discoveries of all time. Right up there with antibiotics.

What dosages do you take?

 

[Middus]

Ivermectin is given annually to millions of people to protect them against parasites in regions where it's a problem. From infants to 80 year olds, without side effects or harm to health. Literally a safer track record than Tylenol.

What's really interesting is that it lowers all cause mortality in those populations. Lower rates of every type of disease, including cancer.

The leading theory is that many people have parasites that go undetected because of a lack of noticeable symptoms.

By clearing them out with Ivermectin, the immune system is freed up to deal with other problems. So that's likely why there's no direct effect found on Covid, but that some people seemed to have dramatic recoveries after getting Ivermectin.

Before all the politics turned it into "horse dewormer", the UN and medical associations recognized Ivermectin as one of the most significant life saving medical discoveries of all time. Right up there with antibiotics.

We took that stuff compulsorily as kids and into adulthood. Results in the 3rd world do not correlate with first world experience of Ivermectin. No one is getting elephantiasis or riverblindness as much, but they dying of cancer.

That is why the science is a toss-up.

 

[Photon]

50mg/mL 12%BB 1.5% BA

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Castor?

 

[Ghoul]

We took that stuff compulsorily as kids and into adulthood. Results in the 3rd world do not correlate with first world experience of Ivermectin. No one is getting elephantiasis or riverblindness as much, but they dying of cancer.

That is why the science is a toss-up.

The safety profile is virtually unsurpassed, and given the prevalence of potential parasitic infections (sushi, for instance, or being passed from pests) it seems like an annual prophylactic dose is cheap insurance. (and common for travelers).

When you dig into it. the only argument against it, similar to antibiotic overuse, is the potential creation of ivermectin resistant parasites and the loss of this valuable treatment.

But that's a population level concern, at the expense of the individual.

 

[kain]

Castor?

MCT

 

[Photon]

MCT

Why 50mg/ml? Curious

 

[Ghoul]

What dosages do you take?

For general preventative and anti-parasitic use it's .2mg/kg, once a year. So 20mg for 100kg person.

For clearing demodex, a skin parasite present on most adults, it's .2mg/kg once a week for 8 weeks,

Recently identified as a cause of rosacea (the live in pores and are inflammatory when they die and release waste). Eliminating them evens out skin tone for many people.

It's available as a topical from dermatologists, but oral is much more effective

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Post in thread 'Accutane permanent cure?'

Jan 29, 2025

I plan to write this up in a separate post, but I may as well drop this here in case anyone's going down the accutane route. Order some ivermectin tabs when you order isotretinoin. After my accutane cycle was over, I noticed my otherwise clear skin was still blemished here and there by pimples that weren't acne, more like very tiny bumps and blisters.

Long story short, I discovered they may have been caused by demodex mites that live in pores and feed on cells and sebum, which all of us are infested with to one degree or another. They induce a whole host of skin issues, from pimples to...

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[sionnach]

MCT

Based. Fuck ricinoleic acid, a possible culprit of tren cough.

 

[kain]

Why 50mg/ml? Curious

Not using it yet but I would use a lower daily dose and it’s harder to measure the more concentrated.

 

[Photon]

Not using it yet but I would use a lower daily dose and it’s harder to measure the more concentrated.

I'm actually considering daily 50mg/ml trenbase in castor lol. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Middus]

The safety profile is virtually unsurpassed, and given the prevalence of potential parasitic infections (sushi, for instance, or being passed from pests) it seems like an annual prophylactic dose is cheap insurance. (and common for travelers).

When you dig into it. the only argument against it, similar to antibiotic overuse, is the potential creation of ivermectin resistant parasites and the loss of this valuable treatment.

But that's a population level concern, at the expense of the individual.

I personally know people that almost died during a community health posting. Turns out that if you have certain genetic variations, It can enter the brain and cause neurotoxicity. Like I said, first world experience varies.
I am not from the first world. I went to boarding school in a riverblindness endemic area. Some people would have headaches and mobility issues during PE classes. It was attributed to malaria. Many years later, it turns out that due to genetic polymorphisms, it ends up in the brain..

A few side effects still outweighs the consequences of unchecked parasitic infections though.

 

[Rabble]

Ivermectin is given annually to millions of people to protect them against parasites in regions where it's a problem. From infants to 80 year olds, without side effects or harm to health. Literally a safer track record than Tylenol.

What's really interesting is that it lowers all cause mortality in those populations. Lower rates of every type of disease, including cancer.

The leading theory is that many people have parasites that go undetected because of a lack of noticeable symptoms.

By clearing them out with Ivermectin, the immune system is freed up to deal with other problems. So that's likely why there's no direct effect found on Covid, but that some people seemed to have dramatic recoveries after getting Ivermectin.

Before all the politics turned it into "horse dewormer", the UN and medical associations recognized Ivermectin as one of the most significant life saving medical discoveries of all time. Right up there with antibiotics.

That is still the case. The issue that the medical community has with Ivermectin was never that it was unsafe- rather, it was that the podcast bros and chiropractors playing doctor on social media didnt understand the difference here, and were actively claiming that it directly cured the virus.

 

[Ghoul]

That is still the case. The issue that the medical community has with Ivermectin was never that it was unsafe- rather, it was that the podcast bros and chiropractors playing doctor on social media didnt understand the difference here, and were actively claiming that it directly cured the virus.

And medical establishment experts on the topic were (and are) reluctant to acknowledge that many people in the US carry sub-clinical parasitic infestations, some for 40 years, that only manifest visible symptoms when some condition weakens their immune system.

The only argument against using ivermectin to proactively "de load" your body of the potential presence of parasites on a regular basis is not safety of Ivermectin, or what's best for the individual, but "for the good of the population overall".

By playing along with the disinformation about Ivermectin risks, portraying it as an animal only medication, and supposed lack of useful purpose, they robbed individuals of the agency to decide for themselves

"Lying to them for their own good".

 

[Middus]

And medical establishment experts on the topic were (and are) reluctant to acknowledge that many people in the US carry sub-clinical parasitic infestations, some for 40 years, that only manifest visible symptoms when some condition weakens their immune system.

The only argument against using ivermectin to proactively "de load" your body of the potential presence of parasites on a regular basis is not safety of Ivermectin, or what's best for the individual, but "for the good of the population overall".

By playing along with the disinformation about Ivermectin risks, portraying it as an animal only medication, and supposed lack of useful purpose, they robbed individuals of the agency to decide for themselves

"Lying to them for their own good".

Isn't/Wasn't Ketamine called an Animal sedative? The media will run with whatever the media wants to runs with. I think It's only the North American press that decided to be to calling it Horse meds. It's more sensational to call it animal dewormer... than to call it what it is.

The whole of India, Tropical West and Central Africa, and Tropical South America knew Ivermectin for what it was. Doctors around the world also knew what it was.
Just look at these funny maps:

Ivermectin use for Human endoparasites



Ivermectin off label COVID

 

[BP_6]

I take 1 12mg tab once a month. That being said, it seems to have become for lack of a better term the conspiracy theorist magic drug and is being marketed to them as a cure all for many things way beyond being an anti-parasitic.

 

[keengkong]

I take 1 12mg tab once a month. That being said, it seems to have become for lack of a better term the conspiracy theorist magic drug and is being marketed to them as a cure all for many things way beyond being an anti-parasitic.

It really works. Since I started taking it 8 months ago, I have not been subject to witchcraft.

 

[keengkong]

And medical establishment experts on the topic were (and are) reluctant to acknowledge that many people in the US carry sub-clinical parasitic infestations, some for 40 years, that only manifest visible symptoms when some condition weakens their immune system.

The only argument against using ivermectin to proactively "de load" your body of the potential presence of parasites on a regular basis is not safety of Ivermectin, or what's best for the individual, but "for the good of the population overall".

By playing along with the disinformation about Ivermectin risks, portraying it as an animal only medication, and supposed lack of useful purpose, they robbed individuals of the agency to decide for themselves

"Lying to them for their own good".

I have a few friends who decided to their doctor's recommendations and standard medical advice. One, an ultramarathoner, suffered a major heart attack that required him to undergo a quadruple bypass. He no longer runs. However, he fared better than my friend who skipped the chemotherapy for her breast cancer and instead participated in an alternative medicine treatment. She is no longer with us.

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

Isn't/Wasn't Ketamine called an Animal sedative?

It's for ponies.

I identify as a pony