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That’s what all Drs should be doing and critical care patients would drop drastically.
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That’s what all Drs should be doing and critical care patients would drop drastically. Yup, aggressive treatment early and keep people out of the hospitals. I thought that what was what "flatten the curve" was all about to begin with. If Ivermectin or anything else and practical can help with that then why is the CDC against it?
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Hypothetical at TSC: I would see 1% sterile solution bottles, 1.87% paste, along with pour over jugs. I'm assuming the unofficial human use off label suggestion would be the 1% sterile solution?
"The grass withers, the flower fades, But the word of our God stands forever." Isaiah 40:8
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That’s what all Drs should be doing and critical care patients would drop drastically. Yup, aggressive treatment early and keep people out of the hospitals. I thought that what was what "flatten the curve" was all about to begin with. If Ivermectin or anything else and practical can help with that then why is the CDC against it? They're against it because it ruins their opportunity to force people to be marked and tracked with the vaccine that only works when it wants to.
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That’s what all Drs should be doing and critical care patients would drop drastically. Yup, aggressive treatment early and keep people out of the hospitals. I thought that what was what "flatten the curve" was all about to begin with. If Ivermectin or anything else and practical can help with that then why is the CDC against it? Matt, you, I and others have harped on that point from the beginning. You gotta remember there Guvner, if people get over it quicker, using cheap meds at home and dont get as sick, there's not nearly as much to be gained politically and not nearly as much money to be made. The quicker someone gets over it, the less chance it has to spread and they needed it to spread like wildfire going into last November's election. It was the only way to scare people enough to go along with all the mail in voting. It'd be really hard for the CDC and others to now go back on that "Ivermectin and Hydroxy are both very dangerous drugs and usage is banned, just go home and get over it on your own" guidance that they were providing to all the doctors treating it last spring and summer, now that we are at this point in the game. Wouldnt it??? Most doctors took the CDC word as the gospel. Other's thought for themselves. The ones touting early treatment success strangely enough, seem to be the ones being censored. I think that if you compared the results for the docs that treated it proactively and aggressively, versus the ones that just blindly followed the CDC guidance, the data would be very very eye opening. That's why we will never see it.
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That’s what all Drs should be doing and critical care patients would drop drastically. Yup, aggressive treatment early and keep people out of the hospitals. I thought that what was what "flatten the curve" was all about to begin with. If Ivermectin or anything else and practical can help with that then why is the CDC against it? Money. Big pharma
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Yeah like I said I haven’t been Rxing it yet and I wanted to see the price on my GoodRx app and quoted the brand name given when I typed in Ivermectin.
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That’s what all Drs should be doing and critical care patients would drop drastically. Yup, aggressive treatment early and keep people out of the hospitals. I thought that what was what "flatten the curve" was all about to begin with. If Ivermectin or anything else and practical can help with that then why is the CDC against it? Failure to have aggressive full scale early treatment is the biggest failure of the American medical establishment in the history of our country. It is a real scandal. What was the point of having the most expensive medical system in the world if people were going to be denied any treatment at all???
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OP, don't forget vitamins and minerals, maybe liquid vitamins and mineral supplement. We are all possibly deficient in those setting our immune and organ systems up to fail. Most foods don't have enough due to the ground being deficient that grows our food or our lack of eating enough of the right foods. So, that plus melatonin makes sense to me. Look up the melatonin bat study. Very interesting!
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"When you've stared down the barrel of a shotgun in your own home, 3rd & 20 don't seem too bad"......Ken "Snake" Stabler
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I am working up the dosage and have landed here with the 50ml bottle of 1% injectable solution. 226 lbs = 102.5119kg * .2mg per kg = 20.5mg dosage 1% solution requires 2ml to get to 20 160 = 72.57478 * .2 = 14.51 = 1.5 ml 120 = 54.43108 * .2 = 10.89 = 1.1 ml The wife is symptomatic with headaches, nausea, body aches, short of breath, chest feels pressure. She gets tested tomorrow so we’ll see if she has it. She’ll stick with the Dr meds if they prescribe any. But I’m starting the ivermectin tomorrow morning.
“It’s enough to make a man feel sour. Burning minutes every day by the hour. Just to end up gone like everything else.”
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On an empty stomach, 1 hour before or 2 hours after, eating. I hope she, and you, do well and get over it quickly.
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I'm 185 taking 1.7... wife had it last week and I may have it now not sure yet, can't tell if it's a stomach virus or covid...I may go buy a test for chits n giggles tomorrow if I still feel ok to see...I definitely have something cuz I can feel it in my back without Tylenol...get her on b3, d3, zinc, melatonin, and echinacea...all can be had at DG
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Jb20, don’t be surprised if you test negative initially. I did. Going back to test again tomorrow. I’m on day 3 of fever, headache, extreme nausea 24/7, lethargy and now I’m developing a cough and chest discomfort. Several medical care professionals have told me a lot of folks don’t pop hot on the tests until day 3-4 of symptoms. I was directly exposed for hours with a known positive so I know it’s what I’ve got. Maybe I can have it confirmed tomorrow.
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I am working up the dosage and have landed here with the 50ml bottle of 1% injectable solution. 226 lbs = 102.5119kg * .2mg per kg = 20.5mg dosage 1% solution requires 2ml to get to 20 160 = 72.57478 * .2 = 14.51 = 1.5 ml 120 = 54.43108 * .2 = 10.89 = 1.1 ml The wife is symptomatic with headaches, nausea, body aches, short of breath, chest feels pressure. She gets tested tomorrow so we’ll see if she has it. She’ll stick with the Dr meds if they prescribe any. But I’m starting the ivermectin tomorrow morning.
Those number match up: 1% = 10mg of Ivermectin per ml Another option is to use the 12mg/day for 5 day treatment for adults. I have seen studies with that protocol. 1/4 teaspoon = 1.23ml = one 12mg dose
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Has anyone used the paste, or are y’all just using the injectable solution? How are you taking the injectable solution?
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The paste that I used is marked in 50 pound increments
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Jb20, don’t be surprised if you test negative initially. I did. Going back to test again tomorrow. I’m on day 3 of fever, headache, extreme nausea 24/7, lethargy and now I’m developing a cough and chest discomfort. Several medical care professionals have told me a lot of folks don’t pop hot on the tests until day 3-4 of symptoms. I was directly exposed for hours with a known positive so I know it’s what I’ve got. Maybe I can have it confirmed tomorrow. I hope all goes well. Have you been taking Ivermectin to prevent?
"The Heavens declare the glory of God;and the firmament sheweth his handiwork" Pslam 19:1
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Jb20, don’t be surprised if you test negative initially. I did. Going back to test again tomorrow. I’m on day 3 of fever, headache, extreme nausea 24/7, lethargy and now I’m developing a cough and chest discomfort. Several medical care professionals have told me a lot of folks don’t pop hot on the tests until day 3-4 of symptoms. I was directly exposed for hours with a known positive so I know it’s what I’ve got. Maybe I can have it confirmed tomorrow. I hope all goes well. Have you been taking Ivermectin to prevent? Yes. When I take the ivermectin my symptoms improve (don’t go away, just get better) temporarily within an hour. Mainly the nausea and brain fog. Within several hours they’re back.
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Jb20, don’t be surprised if you test negative initially. I did. Going back to test again tomorrow. I’m on day 3 of fever, headache, extreme nausea 24/7, lethargy and now I’m developing a cough and chest discomfort. Several medical care professionals have told me a lot of folks don’t pop hot on the tests until day 3-4 of symptoms. I was directly exposed for hours with a known positive so I know it’s what I’ve got. Maybe I can have it confirmed tomorrow. I hope all goes well. Have you been taking Ivermectin to prevent? Yes. When I take the ivermectin my symptoms improve (don’t go away, just get better) temporarily within an hour. Mainly the nausea and brain fog. Within several hours they’re back. Sinus infection are bad right now but with a fever you probably got covid.The most common symptom seems to be a fever. There was 7 of us got it at a fish fry I had. We all did good but 3 of us took Zinc and it seemed to make a difference. I just started the Ivermectin for prevention and was curious.
"The Heavens declare the glory of God;and the firmament sheweth his handiwork" Pslam 19:1
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