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Lowest Effective Preventive Dose Of Ivermectin
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Lowest Effective Preventive Dose Of Ivermectin
Hi, all, and God bless the FLCCC for all it does for humanity.
I’ve been on the FLCCC’s recommended preventive dose of ivermectin a few years, as I have Epstein-Barr Virus, asthma, lung damage from long-term (unknown) mold exposure and TBIs (plural) from a multi-impact auto accident. I cannot afford to contract C19 and chance Long-COVID, as I battle more than my share of symptoms daily anyway.
Some people say, “I’ll take ivermectin if I contract C19…,” but I choose to do all I can to avoid contracting it.
The problem is that my liver enzymes are elevated, and have remained so for more than six months despite taking doc-recommended liver-supporting supplements, daily coffee, etc., plus all the supplements and lifestyle stuff I normally do as a healthy vegetarian whose biological age is way lower than his chronological age.
I’m not a big drinker, but do drink some. As such, I’m wondering if alcohol and ivermectin are too much for my liver.
I know people whose docs have them on a far lower dose of ivermectin, and who take their reduced dose much more sporadically than my twice-a-week 18mg dose. I’m wondering if I can back down on my dose and/or frequency and still remain protected.
I’d appreciate any rational thoughts, including links to studies that discuss efficacy of reduced dosing or frequency. I’m also open to suggestions about additional supplements that might be hepato-supportive.
Thanks, all!
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I fired my PCP in mid 2021 when he refused to prescribe IVM for my emergency kit. Within a few months I secured a good supply of IVM from India and started my regimen of prophylaxis for SC2. Been vegan since 1990 and in very good health with a strong immune system. I rarely get sick. But I wasn’t going to take any chances with this virus. I based my decision to use IVM on what I learned from Dr. Kory and Dr. Mobeen on the MOA of IVM. Because of my typical response to medication I always cut the recommended dosage in half. Since the recommended therapeutic dosage was .2mg/kg for Covid that would be 24mg/day for me. So I would cut that in half for normal therapy. I wanted to have a base value that would provide a steady amount of IVM in my system so I decided on 6mg per day. The half-life of IVM is supposed to be anywhere between 12 and 36 hours so I’m using 24 hours for my value. I also remember someone recommending that IVM be alternated with Quercetin, perhaps Dr. Been. So the dosage I am using is 6mg IVM every other day alternating with 400mg of Quercetin. If I start to feel like something is attacking me, I will do a straight 12mg IVM daily until the feeling of disregulation passes. I have had no issues with IVM usage and every time I boost my usage the threat goes away within a day or two. However, IVM is not my only weapon against health threats. I also supplement with 4800IU Vit D2 daily, 56mg elemental zinc, and 117mg elemental magnesium. I consider IVM a wonder drug with an extreme safety profile and with a wide range of potential well beyond being anthelmintic. I know Dr. Kory has stated that IVM works about 70% of the time for an unknown number of health issues and it all depends on the individual. I’m fortunate that IVM works well for me.
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One additional suggestion if you haven’t already looked into it, that might be helpful .. is Chanca piedra – it’s amazing for liver as well as kidney health. It’s been used successfully thousands of years. There are many different forms / tinctures or herbal capsules. I hope it can help you.
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Please review the I-PREVENT: C-19, Flu, RSV protocol for dosages. https://covid19criticalcare.com/protocol/i-prevent-covid-flu-rsv/
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I-PREVENT: COVID, Flu and RSV - FLCCC Alliance
I-PREVENT Covid, Flu and RSV Protection Protocol Download I-PREVENT Summary Download I-PREVENT Protocol A Guide to Preventing COVID-19, Influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) While flu and RSV infections were uncommon in 2020 and 2021, a dramatic increase
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So is Ivermectin pulsed for precaution and alcohol a no-no?
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