[vegandan]

The one study that I saw was using 3-5 mg/kg as a treatment. I have seen other studies using PD-1 blockers with IVM to effectively treat some cancers. Don’t know what else is going on in the field of cancer research but you can bet that IVM is one of the drugs that seems to have some promising results.

[bbircie]

I saw an interview just today with Dr. Makis. He said that 1-2 mg. IVM per kg. of body weight was the recommended protocol.

[Greg Keranen]

This is the dosage I plan to take, after I receive the drug from India and get it tested for purity.
There are thousands of patients buying these drugs from India and just taking them blindly.
I have emailed FLCCC support to try and find a test lab but so far no replies from anyone. Very frustrating.

[vegandan]

There are thousands of test labs all over the US that can do a chemical analysis. Anyone with an GC-MS can do an analysis as well, like a college lab. The cost is usually pretty high. I doubt that FLCCC will be able to recommend a particular lab.

[Greg Keranen]

You make it sound so easy but have you ever done it?
I have searched a lot and only found one lab, Creative Proteomics, claiming to analyze samples with HPLC chromatographic separation.

Yet, this company only produces results for the “dominant” finding, which might be ivermectin – yet ignores and does not identify any “additives” in the sample – which could contain heavy metals, etc. – and could kill you.

So many, like you, glibly talk about how simple this is, yet nobody seems to care that people, cancer patients like me, are being encouraged to take drugs blindly, based on FDA, CDC, FLCCC or some anonymous company in India. It all makes me sick.

[vegandan]

I googled drug testing lab and chemical testing lab and literally came up with hundreds of citations.

[Barbara Durfee]

Wow… so a 150 pound person would take 68 to 136 mg of Ivermectin per day? Thats way more than I thought! I am assuming that how much is taken would be based on how extensive the disease is?

[new_zealand_engineer]

@gregk in New Zealand a friend told me there are drug testing labs used by recreational drug users where they can have their drugs tested free and confidentially. A quick Google found it: https://thelevel.org.nz/drug-checking-clinics.<div&gt;

The site mentions reagent tests and an optical spectrometer, probably an FTIR spectrometer and not a GC-MS.

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Might go have my ivermectin tested there – will be an interesting phone call when they find it’s horse dewormer haha, though. The ironic thing is that they probably consider ivermectin more of a contraban than recreational drugs haha.

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