Is it Crazy to take Ivermectin Every Day?

[Ben.]

I’m currently looking into ivermectin, fenbendazole and other antifungal/antiparasitic compounds to get all those nasty bugs out and sterilize the small intestine before I’m going to start microdosing T and some other compounds together with an optimal food regimen.

My advice would be to take only one drugdewormer at a time, not a combo if you do this blindly (unless you can't source it any other way) so you can assess better what is doing what. (Be aware that similar to antibiotics this can backfire hard however and its a risk taking them...) You should have either conformiation by feeling great or having wierd stuff in the stool. If it only makes you feel bad and it messes with digestion then please stop.

Take taurin (maybe ceylon cinnamon or ornithine for ammonia) and perhaps some vitamin c that day for some liver protection (not excessively tho). I woudn't take a laxative unless you are severly blocked and rather use some reliant food that you know helps your transit time.

I want to reach that state as baseline.

Mee too fellow RPF member.

 

[Jonnie]

My advice would be to take only one drugdewormer at a time, not a combo if you do this blindly (unless you can't source it any other way) so you can assess better what is doing what. (Be aware that similar to antibiotics this can backfire hard however and its a risk taking them...) You should have either conformiation by feeling great or having wierd stuff in the stool. If it only makes you feel bad and it messes with digestion then please stop.

Take taurin (maybe ceylon cinnamon or ornithine for ammonia) and perhaps some vitamin c that day for some liver protection (not excessively tho). I woudn't take a laxative unless you are severly blocked and rather use some reliant food that you know helps your transit time.



Mee too fellow RPF member.

Thanks. I feel a little funky but nothing bad. 3rd day of taking 250mg of fenbendazole daily.
It feels like such a weak substance, it’s like how can that kill off anything?

Hmm actually I haven’t pooped today and I poop everyday usually.

The Herbal Parasite Guardian just came in. I’m just going to take it tonight before bed and see how that goes.

 

[sugarisgreat]

Ivermectin cures cancer?:


View: https://www.bitchute.com/video/48JFnpHJ6zPO/?list=notifications&randomize=false

 

[Peater]

I took a 12mg tablet at 11am on an empty stomach (Apart from milk with coffee and some OJ). I bought it in case of 'emergency' but thought I should probably try it and see how I react to it before using it if in dire straits.

Intrigued by the purported benefits.

 

[Lucenzo01]

Any sources for ivermectin apart from adc? They stopped shipping to my country

 

[Source Code]

Does anyone know if I would be ok to take ivermectin liquid made for subcutaneous injection orally? It says donot drink but I though that might be just because it's a 500ml bottle about 250 doses

 

[Perry Staltic]

Does anyone know if I would be ok to take ivermectin liquid made for subcutaneous injection orally? It says donot drink but I though that might be just because it's a 500ml bottle about 250 doses

The injectable I researched that is sold at Tractor Supply contains 1% ivermectin, and the rest propylene glycol and glycerol, if I remember correctly. I'm pretty sure glycerol is used in other orally taken drugs. Propylene glycol is used in a number of foods, (eg, ice cream). You have to find the company's data sheet to see what's in it.

 

[Source Code]

Thanks good idea, its bayer brand

 

[peatmoss]

RIP in Peace bro

Got some blood test results and TLDR everything looks good or has improved
Here is September Liver Stuff:
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Here is this January:
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BUN went up a bit but really not that big of a difference. My AST in May was 16.4 so I figure this variation is normal.

The real surprising thing was A1C though
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That is a nice drop. I am surprised because one of the things I noticed from IVM is blood sugars were higher and I had to take more insulin. I thought for sure my A1C would be a bit higher but it improved instead. Now I took this blood test after a week of walking like 70 miles...so perhaps that had some influence. But A1C is usually a test of the last 3-4 months of blood sugars, so one week of walking doesn't really compare to months of IVM.

Other then that, things were pretty normal. Ferritin dropped from 115 to 60. Testosterone improved very slightly.

All in all seems okay

So ive been on a Tarmander binge for the last 24 hours. Discovered your podcast and subbed to your youtube channel. I find your content super interesting! Cant believe you dont have at least 200k subscribers lol. Anyway, my question is, considering its been a bit since you did your Ivermectin experiment, I was wondering what your thoughts on it now are? Did it have lasting effects? Do you have any advice to someone who would like to try it? Any down sides?

 

[Blossom]

So ive been on a Tarmander binge for the last 24 hours. Discovered your podcast and subbed to your youtube channel. I find your content super interesting! Cant believe you dont have at least 200k subscribers lol. Anyway, my question is, considering its been a bit since you did your Ivermectin experiment, I was wondering what your thoughts on it now are? Did it have lasting effects? Do you have any advice to someone who would like to try it? Any down sides?

He’s one awesome guy!

 

[Lizb]

So ive been on a Tarmander binge for the last 24 hours. Discovered your podcast and subbed to your youtube channel. I find your content super interesting! Cant believe you dont have at least 200k subscribers lol. Anyway, my question is, considering its been a bit since you did your Ivermectin experiment, I was wondering what your thoughts on it now are? Did it have lasting effects? Do you have any advice to someone who would like to try it? Any down sides?

What's the YouTube channel called?

 

[Blossom]

What's the YouTube channel called?

Quax Podcast

View: https://youtu.be/724XkFT_dAw

 

[Lizb]

Quax Podcast

View: https://youtu.be/724XkFT_dAw

Many thanks

 

[golder]

Many thanks

Phenomenal podcast. Such a shame it came to an end. Who knows, it may resurface again in the future ??

 

[Peater]

Phenomenal podcast. Such a shame it came to an end. Who knows, it may resurface again in the future ??

Agreed, I'm going to work my way through them.

 

[Tarmander]

So ive been on a Tarmander binge for the last 24 hours. Discovered your podcast and subbed to your youtube channel. I find your content super interesting! Cant believe you dont have at least 200k subscribers lol. Anyway, my question is, considering its been a bit since you did your Ivermectin experiment, I was wondering what your thoughts on it now are? Did it have lasting effects? Do you have any advice to someone who would like to try it? Any down sides?

I still take IVM. Usually 5 days on, two days off, still 12mg. Sometimes one of my pinkies hurts on my hand, but other then that, the muscle pump and lower anxiety is great. If I had to nail down the biggest benefit, it is in the neck area. It makes my neck look strong and thick. This improves almost all my social interactions, hence my networking, work success, etc. If I work out a lot though, it doesn't work as well.

Phenomenal podcast. Such a shame it came to an end. Who knows, it may resurface again in the future ??

I may throw a few more episodes out there. I have been experimenting with rapamycin and want to do one on that. It is hard to find the time and motivation though. I can walk 15 miles per day now, and I work all the time too. There is just so much life to live, and its tough to get myself into the podcast writing and researching frame of mind.

 

[Nebula]

I can walk 15 miles per day now, and I work all the time too.

Wow, how do you fit that in to a work day or any day? I’d love to walk more. Most days I have to drive an hour for work and even that feels really bad for my health.

 

[peatmoss]

I still take IVM. Usually 5 days on, two days off, still 12mg. Sometimes one of my pinkies hurts on my hand, but other then that, the muscle pump and lower anxiety is great. If I had to nail down the biggest benefit, it is in the neck area. It makes my neck look strong and thick. This improves almost all my social interactions, hence my networking, work success, etc. If I work out a lot though, it doesn't work as well.


I may throw a few more episodes out there. I have been experimenting with rapamycin and want to do one on that. It is hard to find the time and motivation though. I can walk 15 miles per day now, and I work all the time too. There is just so much life to live, and its tough to get myself into the podcast writing and researching frame of mind.

Are you on other forums? I was interested in following your adventures more closely and i see you dont post here super often.


Also, can you name some of the best things you have come across that have helped you with Chronic fatigue? Ive been dealing with that for quite sometime.

Thank you!

 

[Tarmander]

Wow, how do you fit that in to a work day or any day? I’d love to walk more. Most days I have to drive an hour for work and even that feels really bad for my health.

Take a standing desk and put a treadmill under it

 

[Tarmander]

Are you on other forums? I was interested in following your adventures more closely and i see you dont post here super often.


Also, can you name some of the best things you have come across that have helped you with Chronic fatigue? Ive been dealing with that for quite sometime.

Thank you!

I don't post on other forums, and am most active on twitter @quaxpod

Chronic fatigue is what I dealt with for years. I did this protocol which really opened up life for me. There was a time before this protocol, and a time after:

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