Posted on 07/26/2024 3:55:14 PM PDT by impimp
I’m a repeat customer so I don’t know if that makes a difference. It was my understanding that they could be as much as $8.00 a pill. I buy in bigger lots for family needs so maybe that helps.
Thx, much.
The pleasure is mine, love.
1. Prostate
2. Merkle cell
No surgery.
One had chemo
I’d do fenben and ivermectin protocol + rife + a couple other things depending on type.
In fact that’s my plan if it ever happens to me.
To each their own
where do you get ivermectin in Texas? online doctor? i wish it was OTC
try Myfreedoctor.com
when I used them it was a donation of whatever you decide to pay. This was before they moved to a different app.
So I can’t tell you how it works now. I would definitely try it. you might say preventative covid type of thing. they arent going to treat cancer.
They will treat various disorders for anyone needing minor healthcare.
it is OTC
please check your mail
There are essentially two types of selenium supplements: forms that act as antioxidants, and forms that act as pro-oxidants. I believe the best form to use is probably Sodium Selenite, which acts as a pro-oxidant and should probably not be taken at the same time as antioxidants because they have opposite actions.
The following website is a good resource for using Sodium Selenite: https://norinutraceuticals.com/sodium-selenite. They sell several versions of Sodium Selenite here: https://norinutraceuticals.com/shop/ols/categories/sodium-selenite. This seller appears to be an expert. I would call this seller to get their thoughts on using this type of Selenium for someone with kidney cancer and how best to use it.
There are studies showing a very small amount of Selenium to be effective. Since this is a normal trace mineral in the standard diet, I would definitely add at least a small amount daily. It is not likely to conflict with any other treatments except possible antioxidants taken at the same time. To be conservative, someone could use a single 2,000 mcg pill per day, which has about the same selenium as a handful of Brazil nuts.
The following article describes sample cases, and it references effective doses from 80 mcg to 49,500 mcg: https://www.townsendletter.com/1c-sodium-selenite-and-cancer-treatment/
Here is an article showing doses up to 33,000 mcg were well tolerated, but that two doses of 11,000 mcg were preferred to minimize nausea: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31454725/
You can get livestock versions of ivermectin over the counter in the US.
India has health freedom and sells ivermectin pills over the counter. Indiamart.com is the ebay of India and is a resource. The pharmacies and other sellers on Indiamart have a wide range of prices for example as follows:
https://www.indiamart.com/medihome-pharma/
$600 for 1000 pills in 2 days.
$300 for 1000 pills in 4-6 days.
https://www.indiamart.com/shreeji-impexsurat/
$165 for 1200 pills in about 13 days
I would be interested in hearing about what that collagen treatment entails, if possible.
Did you find out more?
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it looks like it is on spine and kidney. The doctor said that the fembndazole was dog dewormer - basically what CNN said about Joe Rogan taking Ivermectin. He is surprisingly listening to the doctor who told him not to take fenbendazole. He went from MRI to CAT scan and now they want a PET scan. There are many tests. So to answer your question - we still don’t know if it is contained in the kidney. Apparently kidney cancer is resistant to chemo. The spine cancer is super tricky and ortho thinks it is a very tricky thing and we should go to MD Anderson. 7 week wait to go to Md Anderson so we will work with local oncologists, and probably also get in queue at MD Anderson. Just don’t know yet if it is one contagious cancer from kidney to spine or two tumors.
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