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Ivermectin as an anti-parasitic
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Ivermectin as an anti-parasitic
Today I received a health article from The Epoch Times entitled, “The Little-Known Parasite That Infects Millions of Americans Every Year” with the introductory sentence, “Less than the size of a single human cell, the parasite Toxoplasma gondii currently infects more than 40 million people in the United States every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).”
We’ve been taking Ivermectin as a Covid-19 prophylactic for over two years now, and did come down with a mild case of Covid-19 last summer when we took a double strength dosage by weight for 7 days in a row before reducing back to prophylactic dosage after testing negative. We continue to take it regularly.
So my question now is for the FLCCC staff members (or any educated professionals monitoring these discussions): Do you think that taking Ivermectin could have killed off any Toxoplasma gondii that might have been in our systems, and, hopefully, act as a prophylactic to prevent any future infections? I’d love to see this covered in a future weekly webinar.
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Here is what drugs dot com has to say about Ivermectin:
Usual Adult Dose for Onchocerciasis. 0.15 mg/kg orally once every 12
months. Patients with heavy ocular infection may require retreatment
every 6 months.I suspect that the MOA for toxoplasmosis is the same. So the covid protocol should be effective in treating most if not all parasitic infections. Opinion not fact.
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Hi Mike, your post has caught my attention. You said you continue to take ivermectin regularly, I was just wondering about this as I have often thought about taking it daily for preventitive reason (eg; reduce the risks of cancer and whatever other aliments this horrific vax has done to our bodies) I just wonder if taking ivermectin daily would it be harmful and what dose would you take to keep it trickling through your body?
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