Can anyone tell me the protocol for using Ivermectin for skin cancer?
I don’t know if this has been discussed on this forum, but I can tell you with 100% confidence that there is a cure for skin cancer, I’ve seen it work two times, in person (not on me). I’ve seen the actual cancer, dead, come out of the back of someone’s hand, tentacles and all. It does leave a void where it was, but it definitely gets killed and comes out in one piece. It’s called bloodroot, it’s a paste made out of the blood root plant. It will completely kill a skin cancer within 3-5 days most of the time. The first time I saw it used successfully it came from Canada, the second time it came from a Dr in the states that sells it. ICYMI, there is a show on TV about the murder(s) of holistic Drs in the the states that were touting it’s advantages and success, this happened several years ago. If you search, you’ll find a Dr that makes it and you can buy it online. My first experience with seeing it work was 20 years ago, and was what confirmed my gut feeling that we’ve been lied to, and been guinea pigs for Big Pharma for a long time - there’s no money in the cure, only the treatment.
PM me if you have trouble finding a Dr that will sell it, I’ll send you the info I have.
bkmk
It sounds like the bloodroot paste works the same way C-herb does, which would likely be easier to find (no doctor required). I posted a link to it once not that long ago.
https://nutritionalresources.com/products/c-herb
I have no experience with using it for skin cancers, but that is what the C in the name stands for. I only used it to remove 60+ moles from my skin back when I was around 40. They came out completely, each left a crater which filled in soon afterward, and never came back at the same sites. It takes a couple days - for moles at least, the skin must be lightly abraded before application so it penetrates. A little goes a long way - I still have some left from that time I used it, so long ago, and it still works. I tried it on a new mole that I noticed on the back of my hand, and it worked just as well as back in the day.