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shibumi's avatar

I know someone who has a mother who is in late-stage Parkinson's with dementia. I can't tell her about this. She will simply dismiss it as a "crazy internet remedy" with no value. Because "it's not recommended by doctors."

How many people are sick and dying who could be cured but their spouses/ adult children won't let them try something that "isn't recommended by doctors?"

I know two men who are dead from cancer who had spouses who wouldn't consider Fenben/IVM because "the doctor said they couldn't take anything but the chemo/ infusion therapy."

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DenverDad's avatar

Based on this information, any idea why a person I know becomes very angry, very quick when using Ivermectin to fight illnesses? Thought you might be able to make a correlation based on this research. I’ll study it more but her reaction seems to be opposite of what this study indicates. Thanks.

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sue's avatar

Maybe their dopamine is already high. Too much dopamine can cause impulsive behavior and increased aggression.

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Maureen Hanf's avatar

Interesting! I noticed that my anger levels increase greatly if I take large amounts of vitamin C, which I’ve never seen anybody talk about. Will keep this in mind, thank you!

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James Randazzo's avatar

Can you tell me what the protocol is for prostate cancer

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DenverDad's avatar

I think it’s the same cancer protocol discussed in posts on here. Starves the cancer of glucose and the cells die.

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Alice's avatar

If Parkinson’s person is on the prescription drug carbidopa/levidopa what would be the protocol ?

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Tina B.'s avatar

I would also like to know the protocol for someone taking carbidopa/levodopa. Can anyone tell me an easy dosage of what medications to follow? This can be very confusing.

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AJ's avatar

I was coming here with the same question. Have you gotten any answers to this question elsewhere?

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Alice's avatar

No still looking

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Crosscat's avatar

How long are you supposed to use ivermectin for cancer? I have a cat that got very thin and lost hair off her back end. The vet couldn’t find anything wrong with 2 lots of blood tests so I just assumed it was cancer and started using my stash of ivermectin that I’d got in 2021 as it was going to go out of date. I’ve been giving it to her for 6 months now and she’s putting on weight and all her hair has regrown. She’s not back to full size yet so I’ll carry on for now but was just wondering what do the humans do?! Do they stay on it indefinitely or stop once given the all clear - which I’d have to guess at.

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Nikki Lang, MD's avatar

I am an MD, who now practices naturopathy. Generally speaking at the correct dose you wouldn't need to give your cat the ivermectin longer than about two weeks to get rid of her parasites. BUT, she could get them back. So it would be advisable to continue to give it to her once a month to keep them at bay. She may now still be nutrient deficient from the "parasites stealing all her nutrition" while they were there. Putting fulvic acid (which contains most trace minerals, which I advise all my human patients to take) into her water might be helpful. Cats, as you know, are carnivores, and many cat foods contain many other items in them, which they often cannot digest. It might be an idea to give your cat real human food....chicken, meat, tuna, salmon and supplement her with a good all around supplement, which will take the place of organ meats they she might get in the wild. I hope this is helpful. By the way, there are numerous natural anti-parasitics which are effective in both humans and animals. I list them all in my article https://nikkilangmd.substack.com/p/our-immune-systems-are-failing-us as they are much less expensive than ivermectin AND they kill all parasites which ivermectin doesn't.

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Nikki Lang, MD's avatar

I just had another thought. Paleovalley puts out an organ capsule which they told me "We test the Organ Complex after the freeze-dry process for an accurate Nutrition Analysis. Since it is considered a whole food supplement with no additives or preservatives, you will gain the same amount of nutrients as you would consuming 2.5 ounces of organ meats per week when you take 6 capsules per day." Clearly that advice is for humans. I don't know how much your cat eats but it appears they should get at least 10-15% of their intake in organ meats. If you're math is passable you can figure it out, or get someone to help you. Capsules are easy to open and you can just dump the powder into whatever you're feeding your cat.

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sue's avatar

Any info on dosing required to affect mood?

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Donna C's avatar

How does it help ADHD?

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Christine R King's avatar

I cannot see an article or the study that should accompany it. What am I doing wrong?

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

There is a link in the title of the article I cite.

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Christine R King's avatar

For some reason, I get nothing but the title. I paid for a year subscription just to read this article and see the study as I am raising a grandson with severe ADHD and would love to know there could be relief in sight. Could my ad blocker be preventing me from seeing this? Any ideas as to why all I see is the title?

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

Ad blocker.

ALL of my articles are for free and anyone can read them, paid or not.

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