REPORT FROM THE FReeQ Field Hospital
We have received some updates in response to a FReeper asking if Pour On Ivermectin is usable. The short answer: NO.
Also, confirmation that those purchasing horse paste need to avoid "Gold" or "Plus" or any other version that has additional meds. You want just Ivermectin paste - straight no chaser.
Please carefully read this entire article (excerpts below) if you decide to investigate any form of animal Ivermectin for personal use: Ivermectin | Barnhardt
While I don't believe she is a doctor, her advice sounds good and at least 3 people have reported good recovery from Covid after marked illness using exaclty this approach.
I'll list some hi-lights from and provide the link below:
What forms of livestock Ivermectin can I buy and use?
There are two forms: 1% Injectable solution (which we humans take orally by drinking it), and the edible paste form which is marketed for horses.
What about the “pour-on” form?
NO. The pour-on form is designed as a fly repellant to be poured onto and stick for many weeks to the haircoat of livestock. The liquid medium of the pour-on is NOT INGESTIBLE. If you buy and drink the pour-on after reading this, you are stupid. ONLY THE 1% INJECTABLE solution or the horse paste may be ingested. Period.
What about the sheep drench form?
Nope. The concentration is only 0.08% instead of 1.0% so it’s not feasible.
When I go into the farm supply store, should I ask the advice or permission of the staff and check-out clerk about buying and taking livestock-labeled Ivermectin? Should I draw attention to myself and cause a scene? Would that be a good plan?
Nope. Keep your MOUTH SHUT.
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There are several brands and names of Ivermectin 1% injectable solution at my farm supply store and online. Which do I buy?
I would recommend the least expensive one. Ivermectin is off-patent, which means ANY pharmaceutical company can produce it, and almost every animal health Pharma company does, because Ivermectin is pretty much considered essential in animal agriculture today. Just look for “Ivermectin 1% Injectable solution”. The brand is irrelevant. It’s all exactly the same – just like aspirin in the human drug aisle.
I’m seeing stuff called Ivermectin PLUS or GOLD. Should I get that?
NO. Any of those “Plus” or “Gold” brands actually contain an additional drug for livestock that kills liver flukes. You neither want nor need that. And it’s way more expensive. Just get the simple 1% livestock injectable solution. You don’t have liver flukes.
What is in the other 99% of the 1% Livestock Injectable form?
59% propylene glycol, 40% glycerol formal.
What is the dose for the 1% livestock injectable taken orally by drinking it for humans?
The dose is 1 milliliter/cubic centimeter per 110 pounds (50 kg) of body weight. As a prophylactic, the convention is now pretty much to take it monthly. If a person is already feeling sick, the treatment dose is THREE doses as above, but spaced 48 hours apart. So one dose on Monday, the next on Wednesday, the next on Friday, for example. The 48 hour spacing has to do with the liver’s speed at metabolizing Ivermectin. The 48 hour spacing MAXIMIZES the efficacy of the drug in the body.
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Ivermectin dosage graph made by an eight year old homeschooled child. 1mL per 110 pounds body weight.
How do I get the Ivermectin out of the bottle and measure it?
You will need a syringe and needle. You can buy small syringes at any pharmacy that are marketed for diabetics to inject their insulin. I recommend a 3mL size syringe for ease of measuring. Keep the rubber stopper in the bottle in place, because it self-seals when you stick the needle into it and pull it out.
Where should I store the 1% Injectable bottle?
Store In a cool, dark place (like a cupboard) but not in the refrigerator.
How do I ingest the Ivermectin?
Squirt the dose that you measured into your syringe into a small quantity of liquid, and then DOWN THE HATCH! You can put it into water, juice, wine, liquor, beer, Kool-Aid. It doesn’t matter.
SNIPIf I don’t get the dose exactly right, will I die? Will I get zero effect if I’m a bit low on the dose?
No and no. The dosage windows on these drugs are EXTREMELY WIDE and FORGIVING. Consider your bottle of aspirin. Look at the dosage: “For 12 years of age and over, two pills every 24 hours.” You do realize that the recommended dosage for almost all over-the-counter drugs is identical for a 12 year old girl and a 250 pound man, yes? Have you ever sawed an aspirin pill in twain with a razor blade and weighed the dust? No. Exact same dynamic here. Just get in the ballpark, and if you’re worried, by all means, aim HIGH. Yes, HIGH.
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ransomnote: None of this layman's advice takes the place of actual physician's advice. This is just the information circulating among citizens who no longer trust the weaponized medical system.
ThankQ to all volunteers, none of whom have medical training, staffing the FReeQ 'n FReeper Field Hospital! You know who you are!
