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John's avatar

I have put in an order for Petmectin for my large dog that weighs the exact same as me. Let's see if it is delivered from the US.

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

It comes from the Sunshine State, USA.

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John's avatar

Thank you, the last lot I bought from India for my dog got to the UK then was sent back by the British post office, government controlled, to be lost in the Indian postal system so I'm hoping the same thing won't happen as my large dog really needs it.

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Michelle Mcgarver's avatar

Be careful, only buy from USA.

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John's avatar

We shall see but I feel you are correct and that the post office will not send them back to the US as they did to India. After all the "British" government is a vassal of the US and so if the US sends it doubtful if the government would dare send it back. My poor dog Brandon urgently needs these pills.

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Integrity and Karma's avatar

I received my order for my pet family just fine.

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EmilyTVProducer's avatar

ditto

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B Dollen's avatar

-- EUROPEAN DRS. SYSTEMICALLY ORDER ALL NATURAL RXS. EVEN IN THE U.S. WHEN ASKED . THEY ALL K N O W THE HISTORICAL VALUE OF THEM. VETERINARIANS ALSO ... !!!

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Miss Pat's avatar

Just a question ..can you get ‘pet me tin’ in N.Ireland..Anyone??

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B Dollen's avatar

-- ASK A VETERINARIAN .. !!

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Miss Pat's avatar

What about N.Ireland??

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Jeannette Patten's avatar

Most of the drugs come from India, I found that out by looking up pharmaceutical on the health Canada website.

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B Dollen's avatar

- NO, EVERYTHING HERE COMES FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE ....!!! 👀👀👁️👁️AND, MEXICO IS GOOD...!!!

PLEASE KEEP US UP-DATED.....

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B Dollen's avatar

- USE IT BY FLESH WEIGHT ( LBS.)

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B Dollen's avatar

-- WHY ..???

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Susan Foletta's avatar

Because they are cheap to manufacture there.

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B Dollen's avatar

-- W R O N G !!!!!!

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B Dollen's avatar

-- CURES ALZHEIMERS IN ALL

ANIMALS ..!

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

Where did you see that?

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Tonya's avatar

How much would my 50 pound dog need?

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John's avatar

2SG, are you aware of any successful shipments to the EU(NL), and if so, are there suggestions for packaging and customs? Thanks!

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Dina Goldin, Ph.D.'s avatar

I got two medium dogs, but together they weigh the exact same as me...

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B Dollen's avatar

-- PLEASE KET US KNOW ..!!

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John's avatar

This has just been resolved after 2 months of chasing DHL. They received the shipment from the US within 2 days of me ordering it and then sat on it for a whole month in the UK and then they binned it. When the Petmectin people in the US enquired with DHL what was going on DHL told them that import duty was outstanding so I contacted DHL and was eventually put on to DHL in the US and they then refused to answer any more of my emails. I then got my MP involved and he chased up DHL's CEO and asked him to sort this out. Within a day I got a response from one of the CEOs direct reports who assured me she would find out what had happened and within a week I got the response that oops it turns out we have destroyed your goods as we didn't have an e-mail address to ask you to pay the import duty. So they knew the sender's postal address and they knew my postal address and just decided to dump my property in their bin because they couldn't be bothered writing me a letter, ........ "apparently". They told me to ensure that next time the sender includes my e-mail address on the package so DHL can e-mail me to pay the import duty. I told the Petmectin people this and they sent me a free replacement which I then received about 4 days later and I didn't have to pay any import duty. I think DHL are under orders to ditch Ivermectin in the bin and only the fact I got my MP involved and that I had threatened to tell GB News this story made them deci=de to deliver the second package. THis is an utter disgrace in a so-called free country and everyone should be totally fuming about it because I know I am.

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Update. I had just written and posted the above note when the postie pushed another packet of Ivermectin through the door. So it looks like the packet Igot a few days ago was possibly the original that DHL said they had destroyed and this new packet is the replacement package from the Petmectin people. It looks like one hand at DHL doesn't know what the other is doing.

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Mooon's avatar

You have to be very cautious of scammers these days. They are getting unbelievably clever.

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

The power to heal comes from within! A healthy immune system, Vitamin D blood value above 50 ng’s and a lifestyle void of trace toxins/chemicals from our food, drink and environment! Our immune system will produce E-Cadherin to prevent metastasis if sufficient Vitamin D is present. Prevention and reversal of disease states by lifestyle changes is ignored to promote expensive chemo drugs and etc over simple less costly solutions! The Covid con was the crowning glory of Big Pharma to maximize profits over good health solutions! My view!

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OpenYourEyes's avatar

The Covid con exposed the whole medical industrial complex for what it really is, a well oiled machine that prioritizes profit and corruption over health and humanity.

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Renee Marie's avatar

👍💥

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Agree! $$$ Trump good medicine!

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Renee Marie's avatar

Hey Thomas! I had my blood tests the other day. I was floored when I saw my Vitamin D level: 100%! I take all the supplements you listed and walk in the sun 5-6 miles/day.

I told the doc I wanted it checked (for curiosity).

I research what all my blood tests MEAN so I can cure myself.

I just got a clear CA125 reading (I had cancer last August)! Yea! I’m healthy by the grace of God!

TPTB want us all ignorant and sick!

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Rob Polans's avatar

Great!

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

👍😎

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

My vit D level recently showed 105! My doctor said it was WAY too High! Said I should quit taking any Vit D supplements. What do you think? Can it be TOO high??

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Just_Henry's avatar

That’s a great level. Most MDs are 100 years behind the science regarding vitamin D still recommending 600 IU per day to prevent rickets, an Industrial Revolution malady!

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Cheryl Di's avatar

Most MDs are clueless when it comes to vitamins & diet because they are only taught to write Rxs with zero education on anything natural.

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

He is probably right! Mine is at 70 and I take 5000 IU’s daily!

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Debbie Wagner's avatar

It can be too high. If it gets too high you can develop stomach pain. That happened to me when my level hit 140. I have since backed it down and the pain went away.

Sometimes you CAN have too much of a good thing!

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Mooon's avatar

It is critical that you take 100 mcg. Per day of a good quality vitamin K2 like MK-7 to direct the calcium from your blood to your bones and teeth. That is the first dangerous effect of high amounts of vitamin D3 in the blood is causing your calcium to deposit in your arteries. Also, people have to take some of the blood tests with skepticism as I have proven many of the labs to not only be out of calibration but, also dishonest. Do your own research and you will find that some of the particular things they test for cannot be accurately determined by blood tests. Take Magnesium for example… it is stored in cells but, not in the blood so it is not possible without a cellular test to get an accurate reading.

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Carol_007's avatar

It's, K2 should always be included to prevent calcium from staying in your arteries.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

I take a liquid D3 made by Benevolent - 5-6 drops and Dr. Mercola's capsule of D3K2 5 days week, and skip weekends to reboot my system. I skip all supplements on the weekends. I heard that was a good way to educate your body from a nutritionist. It felt like good advice.

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Debbie Wagner's avatar

Vitamin D is indeed safe, but too high of a dose can cause stomach pain. I experienced this earlier this year when my vitamin D reading was 140. I stopped supplementing and my pain went away. As soon as I get this past week’s results from my blood test, I’m hoping to be at a reasonable number so that I can resume supplementation at a more modest dose.

Hope this is helpful!

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

I have Dr. Marik's book "Cure for Cancer". He says some types of cancer need very high D levels to fight it. All the way up to a maximum of 300 to work best.

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LINCOLN LOVER's avatar

WHEN I WAS ILL MANY YEARS AGO I TOLERATED massive doses of VitC which normally would have sent my system into pain and diarrhea, etc. but it cured me and I dropped the dose lower as I felt better...I started at 22grams, ridiculous, I know, but kept dropping as I became well again. So well ill, someone may need a therapeutic dose much higher than supposed.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

I never get stomach pain, so I guess its ok.

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Dee's avatar

I think in general anti-parasitic meds can be healthful for many diseases. There are several brands of ant-parasitic. But as always the powers to be will squash anything that is good for people's health. Just like they have been doing for many years.

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Jonathan Ramsay's avatar

Dr. Hulda Clark said all disease is parasite derived.

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Dee's avatar

I think sometimes infection too, but could parasites be considered an infection I wonder? I love that the over lords were trying to kill the little people, but instead ended up educating a lot of us on what good health really is.

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Fain Zimmerman's avatar

The last 3 years have been a huge learning experience! for me!

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Patricia's avatar

Excellent article. Do you know how long Ivermectin can be stored? I don't mean the use by date if it has one but the real shelf life.

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

If away from direct sunlight at room temp could be stored for decades, if not longer.

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Patricia's avatar

thanks - I just wondered why I asked a question I could probably research myself but I figure it is useful info for others. I just found this to back up what you have said:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7040264/

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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

I'll put it to you another way: if a drug, vitamin, nutraceutical is properly stored in a climate controlled environment (i.e. a cupboard that is not too hot) these compounds all last indefinitely.

In other words, the expiration date is only applicable to compounds that are stored in very hot conditions for 2-3+ years.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Many many thanks for this little but large piece of information!

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Cheryl Di's avatar

It's just another lie of the pharm companies that meds expire.

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Renee Marie's avatar

I will NEVER trust anything the FDA (and other scum bag agencies) say.

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Patricia's avatar

I am in the UK and I don't trust any of the UK authorities - too late isn't it - we have seen the corruption and the lies.

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Devon Stavrowsky's avatar

I have a friend who is a 70-year-old veterinarian. He has had cancer three times now. The first two times he got standard treatments and got it into remission after losing about ninety pounds. Last September he was diagnosed with cancer for the third time (this time of the pancreas), and they gave him a maximum of six months to live. I just ran into him three weeks ago, and he's back to his normal weight, full of energy, and cancer free. I thought he had been dead for at least six months. He put himself on a regimen of Fenbendazole, Ivermectin, and Quercetin when they told him it was hopeless. Being a vet, he had no trouble getting the drugs.

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LINCOLN LOVER's avatar

THAT IS SO HOPEFUL!

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Brandon Vamos's avatar

Don't overlook Zinc. I've seen this in a few places: quercetin (as well as quinine or HCQ) primarily amplifies the positive effect of Zinc, which essentially is to clear out toxic cells before they can reproduce. Ivermectin may also have a synergistic effect on Zinc, aside from its formidable antiparasitic effects. I believe 25 mg of Zinc is plenty when combined with any of these agents. Also: I have seen that it is best to space out doses of quercetin and Ivermectin by a few hours. Perhaps someone can confirm or clarify

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aj's avatar

zinc kills the virus in the cell, but requires an ionophore like hcq or quercetin to get into the cell

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Jim rippey's avatar

My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer 4 weeks post booster, given weeks to live. We put him on 12mgs ivm daily for 2 months then 12mgs every other day and he's doing great, no symptoms and it's been almost 2 years. Unfortunately we can't get another scan for him as my mum no longer trusts the NHS. It's good stuff!

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Andy Bunting's avatar

Thanks 2nd. Most excellent post.

You mean these 2 wonderful, incredibly cheap drugs; could "deprive" the MegaPharmas of their Evil Profiteering, Price Gouging & affect the Obscene Bi££ion$ bottom line?

More power & kudos to all of your posts 2nd.

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John's avatar

Are you also evaluating the work done by Thomas Seyfried in showing cancer’s metabolic vulnerabilities?

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JohnSmith's avatar

"The anti-parasitic drugs fenbendazole, flubendazole, albendazole, and mebendazole have been used safely to treat pinworm and other helminthic infections in humans and animals for decades. The rationale for developing these drugs as cancer therapeutics is their microtubule destabilizing activities.

While evidence for the efficacy of these benzimidazoles is increasing in the scientific literature, social media has exploded with accounts of de-wormer reports showing efficacy as an anti-cancer treatment off prescription. Clearly, scientifically designed studies are needed to evaluate these drugs as anti-cancer agents and provide information to appropriately design clinical trials and applications."

Source: "Potential and mechanism of mebendazole for treatment and maintenance of ovarian cancer", Oct 2020 ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8820236/

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Mooon's avatar

I think that most people would choose to take their chances with these medications since the mainstream protocols are sure to cause great illness if not immediate death. The mainstream medical system is a huge failure but, the greatest danger is how with most doctors who have been trained and bribed by the Rockefeller system, along with their inflated egos, fail to realize all of the harms they cause.

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Rob Polans's avatar

Remember that we're dealing with demons, they won't want us to have something that can hurt their plans.

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Rob Polans's avatar

However, we had the cancer cure maybe a decade ago, only Big Pharma was sitting on it. Their chemo was much more lucrative. Feeling pissed off? To put it mildly. My mom wouldn't have had to go through the hurt of cancer 4 times, my sister-in-law once and I'm pretty sre many of you have lost people unnecessarily.

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S. Miller's avatar

One has to wonder about the proliferation of the “xxxxxmab” immunosuppressants over the last 20 years, in conjunction with the various viral attacks on us, and now the restriction of these powerful and cheap antivirals and antibiotics etc. Not like that would make a perfect storm for disease and pharma getting rich….

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Brandon Vamos's avatar

Don't overlook Zinc. I've seen this in a bunch of places: quercetin (as well as quinine or HCQ) primarily amplifies the positive effect of Zinc, which essentially is to clear out toxic cells before they can reproduce. Ivermectin may also have a synergistic effect on Zinc, aside from its inherent parasitic abilities. I believe 25 mg of Zinc is plenty when combined with any of these agents. Also: I have seen that it is best to space out doses of quercetin and Ivermectin by a few hours. Perhaps someone can confirm or clarify

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

In the Gao et al study (although n=5) it looks like fenben alone is cancer promoting, however, when combined with the vitamins is cancer-reducing. I wonder if this is how big pharma will kill off fenben by saying it's 'dangerous.'

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mom's avatar

Can you provide a link to this study, please and thank you.

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

It's the study cited in the article.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2687140/

I really wish 2SG would address this. As far as I know he has not. Makes me wary of fenben but I am not up on the whole situation.

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mom's avatar

Thank you very much.

I recently posted a comment on one of the fenbendazole can cure cancer substacks, referencing an article which cites numerous other studies that report same/similar alarming issues after taking fenbendazole.. The substack author didn't comment on it there either.

Here is the link... https://adventureswithjodi.com/cancer-pathway_charts/ .

Scroll about halfway down to where it says "1. Thinking of trying Fenbendazole? "

Ms Ledley is an advocate of mega dosing foods nutrients with proven high anti-cancer properties. A frequent contributor on the chrisbeatcancer site/group; her story and that of her husband etc, are worth a read.

From what I can tell she knows her stuff and provides well sourced data to support it.

She provides several studies that report fenbendazole is associated with metastasis issues and more.

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

Yep. The danger of just taking things at face value.

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Jake's avatar

Thank You very much.

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Carol_007's avatar

Thanks for this! A lot of great info here.

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Bradley Stuart's avatar

Hello 2nd Smartest Guy:

Big Q: I am 67 yrs old, in excellent health, I have taken 2 Pfizer jabs, and 1 Moderna Booster, no side effects etc, I take daily doses of Zinc, Wellness Spike support, VIR-X, Magnesium Chloride, NAC, L-Lysine with Quercetin, SHOULD I take as a life time maintenance? PetDazole and PetMectin? and if SO would I take these DAILY? or Weekly? What would the dosage be?

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aj's avatar

I don't know the dose for fenbendazole, but am sure you can find it through the Joe Tippins protocol. Ivermectin is taken once per week in Africa to prevent malaria, and it stays in the blood longer than that, so no need to take it more frequently. 12mg is marketed here, 6mg is probably sufficient, depends on your weight.

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