I came to the conclusion too that the spike is a hoax. I have an article on it somewhere. I also have had reservations about Ivermectin. We need to consider that it may work, but that the formulation may have been recently changed so that it cannot work properly any more - that's just idle speculation but is one reason I am cycling between any two at a time of ivermectin, fenbendazole and artemisinin, just in case their formulation is changing.
Ivermectin worked. That we know. But when I was trying to get it from India, suddenly all the suppliers were out of stock for a few weeks and were selling old and out of date stock until they had nothing left. Someone else speculated elsewhere that if ivermectin is that good, they will contaminate it now that we have discovered it en masse. In Australia it is almost impossible to get the product designed for human consumption and very difficult to import it as it gets returned to sender by customs. Most people here who use it are using the horse formulation that I am told contains fillers that are not good for humans. It makes me angry that we have to do this all illegally and so take unnecessary risks. Ivermectin is only legal for human consumption in tiny doses, fenbendazole is only legal for animal use, blood root (black salve) is only legal for animal use and will soon be completely illegal when they declare it to be a narcotic. Even TUDCA is not legal here. CBD is legal but costs $250 per prescription so the legal stuff is beyond my budget and normal GPs cannot prescribe it. Apricot kernels are still legal just but have to be sold for cosmetic purposes. I can get the artemisinin legally, and the nicotine patches, but for the rest I am now a repeat offending criminal who is having to take unnecessary risks with product quality on the basis that you take it it where you can get it and throw caution to the wind.
American, so won't get past Australia Customs. I got some for human consumption from India, and they had printed the customs label declaration in such a tiny font that I could not read it even with a magnifying glass. It's pretty hit and miss, but most of the international suppliers guarantee that if it goes missing at customs they will refund or resend, so nothing lost except time. I had to stop taking it when I ran out and could not replace it in time. We also have horse products in the stock and station agents, but even it ran out completely during covid and was impossible to get. I think it is coming back in now, but it will take a lot of research to find out which product has which fillers.
Agreed. And it's also used for anti-cancer purposes. I can attest. Hubby and I are pleased how it's aiding us, in conjunction with artemisinin, in our fight against his 4th stage prostate cancer. https://doorlesscarp953.substack.com/p/a-prostate-community-trial
I came to the conclusion too that the spike is a hoax. I have an article on it somewhere. I also have had reservations about Ivermectin. We need to consider that it may work, but that the formulation may have been recently changed so that it cannot work properly any more - that's just idle speculation but is one reason I am cycling between any two at a time of ivermectin, fenbendazole and artemisinin, just in case their formulation is changing.
Ivermectin works.
Ivermectin worked. That we know. But when I was trying to get it from India, suddenly all the suppliers were out of stock for a few weeks and were selling old and out of date stock until they had nothing left. Someone else speculated elsewhere that if ivermectin is that good, they will contaminate it now that we have discovered it en masse. In Australia it is almost impossible to get the product designed for human consumption and very difficult to import it as it gets returned to sender by customs. Most people here who use it are using the horse formulation that I am told contains fillers that are not good for humans. It makes me angry that we have to do this all illegally and so take unnecessary risks. Ivermectin is only legal for human consumption in tiny doses, fenbendazole is only legal for animal use, blood root (black salve) is only legal for animal use and will soon be completely illegal when they declare it to be a narcotic. Even TUDCA is not legal here. CBD is legal but costs $250 per prescription so the legal stuff is beyond my budget and normal GPs cannot prescribe it. Apricot kernels are still legal just but have to be sold for cosmetic purposes. I can get the artemisinin legally, and the nicotine patches, but for the rest I am now a repeat offending criminal who is having to take unnecessary risks with product quality on the basis that you take it it where you can get it and throw caution to the wind.
I buy Ivermectin in the liquid form from Tractor Supply. Works great.
American, so won't get past Australia Customs. I got some for human consumption from India, and they had printed the customs label declaration in such a tiny font that I could not read it even with a magnifying glass. It's pretty hit and miss, but most of the international suppliers guarantee that if it goes missing at customs they will refund or resend, so nothing lost except time. I had to stop taking it when I ran out and could not replace it in time. We also have horse products in the stock and station agents, but even it ran out completely during covid and was impossible to get. I think it is coming back in now, but it will take a lot of research to find out which product has which fillers.
Just received (in NZ) a few days ago my latest shipment of 500 x 12mg tabs of Covimectin brand Ivermectin, with an expiry of November of 2026 --
Rupapharmac.com
https://www.rupapharmac.com/search.html?ss=Austro+Ivermectin+12mg+Tablets
I'm not sold on the "no virus" argument. I'm with Jikkyleaks and Arkmedic, and as Arkmedic writes, "It was never about a virus anyway".
https://www.arkmedic.info/p/there-was-no-virus
Yeah but Ivermectin is a toxic Pharma drug psyop. You should look into the likes of Amandha Vollmer, Sam Bailey, and Tom Cowan.
That’s a controversial debate. It’s not a psyop because it works. Also, if it were a psyop, they wouldn’t have censored it.
Agreed. And it's also used for anti-cancer purposes. I can attest. Hubby and I are pleased how it's aiding us, in conjunction with artemisinin, in our fight against his 4th stage prostate cancer. https://doorlesscarp953.substack.com/p/a-prostate-community-trial