Posted on 01/10/2022 9:57:18 PM PST by SeekAndFind
There are certain doctors who are blowing the whistle on the ways our government has handled Covid-19. It seems that the only advice coming out of DC or otherwise is to get vaccinated. Any treatments or preventative measures are either ignored or outright discouraged. Everyone remembers the false notion that Ivermectin is just a “horse dewormer” despite the fact that it has been used by humans since long before Covid-19 ever existed.
One doctor who is spreading the truth is Dr. Peter McCullough. He has been censored and attacked for doing so. He has taken considerable losses for his adherence to the truth, but he persists. I was blessed to have him on my show. Among many other important topics, he discussed the six things everyone should have on hand as Omicron spreads.
As a very clear disclaimer, we are NOT recommending the following nutraceuticals as “treatments” for Covid-19. You’ll need to consult your doctor for that. But all of these have demonstrated efficacy in fighting or preventing the disease, particularly Omicron. It would also behoove us all for me to mention that four of the six items listed by Dr. McCullough are available through Dr. Zev Zelenko’s Z-Stack protocol. Use promo code “Freedom” if you do decide to purchase it. I take it daily myself.
With that said, here is what Dr. McCullough had to say about the six things to keep in your medical toolbox:
“So that over-the-counter list, if there was a shopping list if people were going to, in a sense, ‘brace themselves’ for Omicron, which it looks like it’s going to hit everybody.”
He then went on to describe the prescription drugs that many are taking to treat Covid-19 such as Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin, among others.
This intriguing interview is a must-listen for anyone who wants to know how things are going with Omicron and what to expect in the future.
Pepcid lowers acidity, although it is related to Famotidine, also mentioned.
I’m curious about the use/application of Ivermectin. I often see mention that it is dosed out by body weight, which is fine but not specific. It’s a paste, right? Do I smear a measured amount on my arm? Do I swallow a measured amount? I never see people explain the method. I think the quantity is determined in 50 lb increments. I’m 200 lbs, so I figure I would take “4 doses”, but I don’t really know what that means.
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> “It’s a paste, right?”
The paste version is for horses and it works but you have to be extra careful in dosing.
For humans, it comes in round white tabs, 3mg or 12mg.
At 200 lbs, you’re looking at about six 3mg tabs per dose.
Take one dose the 1st day, then another dose in 48 hours, then one dose weekly for five weeks.
It may cause some dizziness. Take with plenty of water on an empty stomach.
Add Dr. Zelenko’s and/or Dr. McCullough’s regimen. Also follow Dr. Mercola. All of these physicians are the real deal.
If you’re in WA State, you’re probably not going to have an easy time getting IVM or HCQ.
I am leery of these products from overseas like from Mexico. Maybe Panama is OK but you tell me where from and why you think it’s legit.
I’d sooner trust a local pharmacy but in certain areas it’s become political which is ridiculous as IVM and HCQ are safer than Tylenol.
If anyone knows a trustworthy compound pharmacy, don’t post it here but freepmail those here who’ve been around for some time.
I’m looking into DIY capability but will be super strict so as not to poison myself.
Quercetin doesn’t require a Rx but it’s weaker than IVM or HCQ.
As with all such things, be diligent and exercise caution.
Thanks very much.
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Where is Ivermectin injectable taken orally. That is what I am doing twice a week
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FLCCC recommends taking ivermectin with or following a meal to openhanded bioavailability (that has made a difference in blood concentrations of the drug in studies)
Here is a good breakdown of the amount of ivermectin in a tube of https://freerepublic.com/~pollard/ and gives the math that supports the 1:1 dosing for humans.
In short, the preventative dose of ivm according to FLCCC .09mg/lb
There is 113.6 mg ivermectin in a Durvet tube (6.08g tube of 1.87% paste)
113.6 / 1250lbs equals .09 mg/lb (the treatment dose)
What I would check if I had a different brand is that it is 6.08g, is 1.87% and contains only ivm. If it is larger or smaller you’ll have to do some calculations.
I have the human form but for preventative my husband has been taking it for 5 months with no ill effect.
*openhanded = enhance
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I’ve been taking pepcid everyday for years and I’m taking everything else on the list except the iodine which I plan to order today.
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