[FLCCC-GregT]

Hi there, thanks for your question. Could you link to the study, please? If you can’t no probs. Asking so that I could pass that question on to my colleagues, and hopefully get you a helpful reply. Cheers Greg

[Vincent Joyce]

Anti-inflammatory effects of ivermectin in mouse model of allergic asthma | Inflammation Research (springer.com)

Thank you for your interest!

link.springer.com

Anti-inflammatory effects of ivermectin in mouse model of allergic asthma - Inflammation Research

Background and objective Asthma is an inflammatory disease of the lungs that is characterised by increased inflammatory cell infiltration into the airways and poor respiratory function. Ivermectin is a semi-synthetic derivative of a family of macrocyclic lactones that shows broad-spectrum … Continue reading

[FLCCC-GregT]

Ah, I had found this one – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21279416/. It’s the same one as yours. One of my doctor colleagues has responded, noting she doesn’t have any experience with using IVM in this scenario. I’ll keep asking, and come back to you again if I hear something.

[Vincent Joyce]

Thanks brother,

I believe it could be a rather smart approach for the niche group of asthmatics who spiral with viral colds. Our oldest Son had incredible results when we all went meat and water for three years. It was rather drastic, but the results were astounding. We opened up his diet to gain weight in the last two years and as he has physically gotten bigger the asthma became even more manageable. He still has some issues when he gets an upper respiratory infection, but now that we don’t eat a normal American diet and other approaches, he doesn’t spiral like he would. He wrestles at a high level and plans to do so in college, so this would be something I would consider as a prophylactic during the cold and flu season if it had merit.

[FLCCC-GregT]

You’re very welcome. Just to mention I’m not medically trained, so this is in no way medical advice, but my personal experience taking ivm, which I take prophylactically, is that it has cleared up a lifelong, and I’m 60, deeply irritating tickle in the back of my throat, that has always made me cough as I breathe in, so that’s pretty much gone now. That’s just my anecdote.

Re: that diet, well, I love meat, and cook as exclusively as possible with beef fat/lard to avoid the seed oils. Again, I don’t have the training to say whether it’s good or bad, but taking control of your diet, that sounds like the sensible thing to do, and sounds like it’s working for you guys – brilliant.

And always feel free to drop an update here about what else you’ve found that’s working for you.

And, of course, the same goes for all of you reading. If we could build a library of things/strategies people have tried that have made themselves and their family healthier, what a win for everyone!

[Vincent Joyce]

What a fantastic anecdote! I will keep looking into it and let everyone know if/when we start a prophylactic run for the wrestling season.

[FLCCC-GregT]

Ah, you have me smiling, thanks for that, and of course keep up the reading – massively important.

[Tommy Blake]

So I am male 71, been taking allergy shots since age 15 or so (same doctor office since age 18, though their name is changed- my doctor since age 18 just retired a year or so ago) and have had asthma all my life since then. I have a moderate asthma, with flareups. It is strongly made worse by foods with nitrates, VOC’s (I am a builder/remodeler, paint fumes), and during allergy season of mold from high humidity (or crawl spaces with mold, what I call poor IAQ- Indoor Air Quality), dust, pollen, etc.

I am tremendously better now with my asthma. I take 1 allergy shot monthly I was so bad with nose dripping in my life that I carried baby diaper hanging out my pocket to work, I dripped, sneezed, stayed snuffed up, typical.

Here is how it happened. I started on ivermectin later in 2020. I listened to 1200 person study in Peru where ivermectin worked, maybe 100% (I cannot prove that number through my efforts to validate that assertion). 800 of this doctor nurse group took ivermectin and did not get the Covid. That worked for me, to try it.

I have been on 1 or 2 tablets weekly .2/mg/kg. The maintenance dosage. I upped this a few times during Covid exposures, prostate issue once, flu once, etc. so mostly stuck with this dosage. I had confidence with Dr Flavio’s (from Brazil) work and data logging whereby the liver numbers improved with such dosages. (My lab tests shown same improvement ongoing).

In 2017 I had typical allergy doctor update test in my pulmonary, and I “did well” on the test- though still with my asthma. Pulmicort my go to drug when I crashed. (I have always walked, been active, been non-TV type personality, etc). But I have crashed like 6 types in my life with pneumonia- allergy season, bad flu to pneumonia- and always when I was pushing too hard- burned out.

Fast forward 18 months ago I had my allergy doc update test again. My breathing tests were done again- where I blow into some chamber until I cannot blow any more. The nurse and doc were amazed, told me my breathing was good as in 2017 when I did well back then. I told them I noticed I do not get my many colds and crashes each year, and my asthma is seemingly disappeared.

I told them my only changes were vitamins daily (vit C, standard vitamins but focused on FLCCC protocol vitamins) + the maintenance dose of ivermectin, .2mg/kg once or twice weekly.

I was a fool though last year as my wife and I both stopped all vitamins and all ivermectin April 1- first time since 2020 “hey let’s take a break”. Well we both got Covid in mid-May, lengthy sickness from it, myself long covid, pneumonia in June. I took by then again the ivermectin .2mg/kg steady when I first got Covid. (I took .2mg/kg for like 10 days straight)

My FLCCC telehealth doc said to take ivermectin, more often. I did not want to go through spike protein tests. Everything else failed. I increased the .2mg/kg to daily into last fall. I then stabilized my long Covid symptoms (lymph gland bad swell in neck, bad ache in neck with neck bones frozen, ear ache ongoing, sore throat, very low/no energy, brain fog, etc). He said it may take some time. I started improving right away but slowly. By end last year, did better so introduced stair climbing (16 ten foot minimum stair climbs daily). I would by end year take ivermectin some 4x to 5x weekly but just 1 tablet daily only.

I now am back to robust health, walking steady (I walk in woods on hills), same 16 rep stair climbing, and all else is same. I work 40 hours weekly job, and am involved with much non-TV activities daily. I make sure not to burn out with night activities. I pay attention to nutrition (I have A1C some 6.8). I take berberine now with milk thistle. I am off Metformin for 6 months. If it is 10 pm at night, I will walk to get my step count in and stair climbs. I do this 5 to 7 days/weekly.

I do activities ongoing to helps others- I call it helping the greater good.

I asked my wife a few months ago (she likes TV) if she thought ill of me for walking even at night (up our steps, or outside in woods on hills with flashlight in dark). She said “No, you are taking care of yourself. I admire you for that”..

I, knock on wood, don’t seem to have asthma flare ups any longer. I am work in process. I will see how this goes over time. It is amazing to me that I do not need Pulmicort any longer, and I just don’t have wheezing from asthma. “Is this me?”.

I look at FLCCC Wednesday night programs mostly all of them for 3 years now. So I tweak my health ongoing- very important. I have a 4.6 aneurysm, I found it 3 years ago, it is stable thus far. I do not know how long I have. The FLCCC Alliance My Stories, the protocols, the “not giving up” from the doctors here and globally, and so on just inspire me. In return I work to give back to others. I live a meager lifestyle, but I feel blessed beyond my dreams. I have some difficult hiccups in my life/ don’t we all?

Just 1 lx or 2x .2mg/kg weekly ivermectin. Seems my quality of life/health is well.

Blessings

[Vincent Joyce]

Tommy,

What a fantastic testimony. This is EXACTLY why I posted here, to find someone like you, I truly believed this was a legitimate protocol but when it is your child the stakes are higher. I say child, he’s six feet one and 190 pounds and climbing, but he will always be my little boy. I can’t thank you enough for putting your experience with asthma and ivermectin on here. You have a fantastic spirit, and I wish you well far into the future.

[FLCCC-GregT]

Ah, Tommy great reply, that’s very helpful. Thank you.

Anyone else with a story? 😀 We’d love to hear it.