Posted on 04/19/2022 9:43:42 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
We know that SARS-CoV-2 is a man-made “paravirus” if you will, created in Wuhan/Moderna laboratories and reinforced by mainstream media propaganda. But in the grand scheme, at least the first iteration released onto the world, so-called COVID-19 is a lightweight illness that is mostly just rebranded influenza.
The mRNA and viral vector injections, along with Remdesivir, combine for a quick two-year, $200 billion global racket for big pharma and Bill Gates. Ivermectin is a proven, powerful drug to treat and prevent so-called COVID-19, according to 108 peer-reviewed studies. The Ivermectin Merck patents are long expired. So the cheap, $1-per-dose, Nobel Prize-winning drug poses a serious threat not only to the emergency use authorizations for the lethal injections, but also to the temporary COVID-19 racket. But those simply cannot be the only reasons for the persistent, petulant, childish mainstream media anti-Ivermectin propaganda.
The cancer industry will surpass $522 billion per year by 2028, according to Global Market Insights. Market analytics firm Precedent Research predicts the cancer industrial complex will surpass $581 billion annually by 2030. The COVID Blog™ has chronicled the strong correlation (perhaps causal relationship) between mRNA injections and cancer. Cancer has been a goldmine for big pharma since the 1960s. The average cancer patient is worth about $160,000 to the cancer industrial complex. Big pharma will never offer a cure, nor will the industry allow off-label, cheap, effective cancer treatments.
This blogger has seen scattered studies concluding that Ivermectin not only inhibits cancer cell growth, but also kills cancer cells. Perhaps placing nine said studies into one article can help disrupt the cancer industrial complex and wake up the snoozing masses.
This study by researchers at Unidad de Investigación Biomédica en Cáncer in Mexico concluded:
So far, at least 235 clinically-approved, non-cancer drugs have proven anti-tumor activity either in vitro, in vivo, or even clinically. Among these, ivermectin, an anti-parasitic compound of wide use in veterinary and human medicine, is clearly a strong candidate for repositioning, based on the fact that:
i) it is very safe, causing almost no side-effects other than those caused by the immune and inflammatory responses against the parasite in infected patients, and
ii) it has proven anti-tumor activity in pre-clinical studies. On the other hand, it is now evident that the use of very selective “unitargeted” drugs is commonly associated to early development of resistance by cancer cells, hence the use of “dirty” or “multitargeted” drugs is important to explore.
Some key findings by Chinese researchers at Bengbu Medical College include the following:
Researchers at Henan University in China concluded:
We have demonstrated that ivermectin may regulate the expression of crucial molecules Caspase-3, Bax, Bcl-2, PARP, and Cleaved-PARP in the apoptosis pathway by increasing ROS production and inhibiting the cell cycle in the S phase to inhibit colorectal cancer cells (Figure 11). Therefore, current results indicate that ivermectin might be a new potential anticancer drug for treating human colorectal cancer and other cancers.
Researchers at the National Cancer Institute in Mexico City concluded the following:
Results from the present study demonstrated that ivermectin preferentially targeted the stem cell population in MDA–MB–231 human breast cancer cells. Ivermectin has been demonstrated to be safe, following treatment of millions of patients with onchocerciasis and other parasitic diseases, which makes it a strong candidate for further studies investigating its potential use as a repurposed drug for cancer therapy.
Some key findings from researchers at The Second Clinical Medical College in China:
Researchers at three Chinese institutions concluded:
Those findings provided the potential targeted lncRNA-EIF4A3-mRNA pathways of ivermectin in ovarian cancer, and constructed the effective prognostic model, which benefits discovery of novel mechanism of ivermectin to suppress ovarian cancer cells, and the ivermectin-related molecule-panel changes benefit for its personalized drug therapy and prognostic assessment towards its predictive, preventive, and personalized medicine (PPPM) in ovarian cancers.
Chinese researchers at Henan University, concluded the following:
We demonstrated that ivermectin effectively inhibit the proliferation of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC) cells by inducing mitochondrial dysfunction, suppressing NF-κB signaling and promoting apoptosis. Our results suggest that ivermectin may be a potential therapeutic target against ESCC.
Some key findings from researchers at Instituto Nacional de Cancerologia in Mexico City:
Ivermectin reduced both cell viability and colony formation capacity in the stem cell-enriched population as compared with the parental one. Finally, in tumor-bearing mice ivermectin successfully reduced both tumor size and weight. Our results on the anti-tumor effects of ivermectin support its clinical testing.
Some key findings by University of Geneva researchers are as follows:
Constitutive activation of canonical WNT-TCF signaling is implicated in multiple diseases, including intestine and lung cancers, but there are no WNT-TCF antagonists in clinical use. We report that Ivermectin inhibits the expression of WNT-TCF targets, mimicking dnTCF, and that its low concentration effects are rescued by direct activation by TCFVP16.
In vivo, Ivermectin selectively inhibits TCF-dependent, but not TCF-independent, xenograft growth without obvious side effects. Given that Ivermectin is a safe anti-parasitic agent used by 200 million people against river blindness, our results suggest its additional use as a therapeutic WNT-TCF pathway response blocker to treat WNT-TCF-dependent diseases including multiple cancers.
This blogger has written several times about part of the reason why The COVID Blog™ was created – his ex-girlfriend (last section of the linked article). When doctors said she had ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), or mild breast “cancer,” it just didn’t make sense.
We discovered the Ivermectin treatment protocols in the summer of 2020. But she wouldn’t listen. This blogger even spoke directly with doctors all across the world via Skype (and paid a pretty penny) about micronutrient treatments and how DCIS is considered Stage Zero cancer everywhere except the United States. White coat gods cast powerful spells, even on someone who live[d] with this blogger and had known him for over 30 years.
A perfectly-healthy woman got a double mastectomy, radiation and chemical castration (aka “hormone blockers”) because someone told her to, not because she felt sick.
Note that nearly all of the foregoing studies are by Chinese and Mexican researchers. None of said studies were based in the United States. Only one was in Europe. That is by design. U.S. research universities and hospitals forfeit federal and big pharma funding if they ever do these types of studies. This article will receive 50,000 or more clicks in the next 24 hours. But big tech will prevent it from going completely viral. And even if it did, would white coat worshipers care?
You can watch videos of controlled demolitions and the 9/11 towers going down side-by-side; and purportedly intelligent people will still believe the 19 Muslims with boxcutters thing. A dude with a beard could whip out his junk in front of half of Americans, and those people would still call him a woman if he said he’s a woman. “Fully-vaccinated” people are the vast majority of so-called COVID-19 deaths and hospitalization ever since mid-2021. But we all know that mainstream propaganda, Fauci worship and fear prevail over truth.
Anyone who receives chemotherapy, radiation and other intrusive cancer treatments does not care about themselves. Trusting the science does not mean blind loyalty to someone you pay to administer your health. The monkey-see, monkey-do types avoid truth in favor of comfortable ignorance. And that is society 2022 in a nutshell.
Stay vigilant and protect your friends and loved ones.
Put the dog down trying to prolong it’s life is for you not the dog.
Pony Paster over here. Part of the unvaxxed masses.
I don't know if it would help your doggy, but it's worth a try. It can't hurt and it just might help ease some of the suffering. They make syringes of Ivermectin just for dogs.
Ivermectin is ivermectin, whether you buy it for humans, dogs or horses. You'll need to know your Doggy's weight. The syringes are marked for weight. It's a clear gel. Mix it in his/her food or hide it on a piece of cheese.
And hugs.
AFAIK, this is still on Gov. Lee’s desk for signature. I don’t know what he’s waiting for.
“NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) – A local lawmaker has co-sponsored a bill that would allow ivermectin to be sold OVER THE COUNTER in Tennessee WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION. On Wednesday, the bill co-sponsored by Sen. Rusty Crowe (R-Johnson City) was passed by the state Senate.
“Senate Bill 2188 was introduced by Sen. Frank Niceley (R-Strawberry Plains) on Jan. 31. Crowe became one of the bill’s co-sponsors as it made its way past committees in the Senate. It passed in the Senate with a vote of 23-6.”
Ivermectin dosage is per weight. The horse paste is for 1200 pound horse but the tube is marked so that you can dispense the proper weight. If you use injectable (but take it orally), then you take 1cc per 100 pound body weight. You might want some pro-biotic, kimchee or live yogurt on hand in case you get the runs.
If your dog is on Heartguard, the dog is already taking a monthly dosage. But sometimes dosing for consecutive days in a row are required to combat certain problems.
Indeed, fenbendazole and ivermectin can kill certain cancers. I have taken both anti-parasitics for years (melanoma survivor).
sigh
after witnessing deep state's attacks against our republic in the last few years, I can give 911 truthers a pass
our authorities are capable of extreme wickedness
so true
The dog is currently totally unaware that anything is even slightly amiss.
He has had SRT radiation and is getting chemo and so far, is living a normal happy life.
Should I take the screaming chicken toy he’s currently running around the room with, while pestering the other dog, out of his mouth before I put a bullet in him, at least?
/shocked to the core
We have several of them and they also have the pour on and injectable forms, which are now all *locked up* in cases at the back of the store.
Some of the larger paste tubes are in lockup as well.
Strange days, indeed.
Are there any weird side effects?
I’m really bad for being “drug phobic” and always fear the worst with any medicine.
Those commercials for drugs that have the endless lists of “possible” horrifying side effects scrolling at the bottom of the screen totally freak me out.
o.O
We’re at the point where we all need new ‘conspiracy theories’ because the old ones have all come true.
Hardly anything is beyond the pale, these days so I’m giving out a lot of passes, too.
So are all the antibiotics this regime is set to ban for over the counter purchase, soon and they know it.
Apparently Obamacare is quietly being replaced with self care and they cannot have that happening.
I thought it said “Pony Pastor” and laughed at the mental image of you preaching to Shetlands.
Last June my wife was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Multiforme Grade IV, unmethylated wildtype. The original tumor was larger than a jumbo chicken egg. The surgery removed all but a 5mm piece. While she was doing the traditional radiation and chemo treatments, I put her on a human grade fenbendazole. Over the next few months, the remaining tumor completely disappeared in the MRIs. During the last oncology visit the oncologist we expected to start the next 30 rounds of chemo but she stopped chemo all together. She said that continuing would do more harm than good since my wife had no signs of GBM in the last 3 MRIs. Then she said that the surgery must have been better than expected because the radiation and chemo likely did not make the tumor vanish. I have not told them about the fenbendazole treatments yet. Time will tell if it will continue to work. She has already made it past the 9 month mark where about 40% of people have died had has no sign of a return.
Given the prognosis of less than 2 years of survival, I thought it was worth trying. There is a lot of research information on the web about fenbendazole. It seems to have worked in her case. Her oncologists last words were, “Time to go and enjoy life.”
the only side effect I have had is the runs
ivermectin is extremely safe
The weird thing is that this started when I tried to fix my messed up washing machine by myself.
One of the “fixes” was to re-level it because that can cause an incomplete spin cycle, so I went up to try that.
I have no idea what the garment used to be, a t shirt maybe, but stuck under the washer was a *very* moldy fragment of some forgotten clothing article that had gotten wet, who knows how long ago.
I gave it a good yank to get it out from under there and mold dust flew everywhere.
Five minutes later I was sitting outside unable to breathe and dry coughing like mad.
My lungs have felt sketchy ever since and it’s random and sporadic.
Worse right after I wake up and then it’s not so bad after I’m up moving around.
[I also have mild and hardly ever troublesome asthma]
I have no idea what it is but my pharmacist said that mold can really do a number on sensitive people and that it “might take a while” to clear up.
I’m hoping that is all it is because really, it’s a very rare thing for me to “catch” something.
Bottom line is, even *if* I wanted to go to a hospital, I cannot, as feeble and crippled up hubby is totally unable to care for the dogs, especially getting my boy to his chemo appointments.
I -can’t- be sick, ever.
thanx for the heads up norski
Thank you for putting up with my crazy phobia and helping me not worry so much.
:)
ivermectin began from a soil fungus that grows in a particular valley in Japan
it is one of the safest compounds on the market
like yourself, I stay away from pharmakia, but I will take ivermectin
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