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I keep goats and one of the first things you learn is that ivermectin has lost its ability to kill parasites in goats due to "overuse". There are several choices of different classes of deworming meds depending on which parasite you're targeting, and it is always recommended to run a fecal to avoid medicating for something that isn't there(each med only works on particular parasites), as well as to monitor when your chosen med is no longer working and you need to either combo two classes or bring out the big guns.

The benefits of using natural worming is that there is not any evidence that parasites build up a tolerance to them, and they kill a broader spectrum of parasites than the pharmaceutical choices. In addition to this, some are known to dissolve the protective casing some parasites have, some kill eggs, others improve gut bacteria and stimulate the immune system, and they do not have negative side effects for most people. Giving goats natural wormer without having access for them to browse on their own is difficult. But luckily it's not to dose a human.

Black walnut, clove, and wormwood tincture is a popular dewormer. It's gnarly(really, really gnarly), but it's an effective combination. While politics are happening around ivermectin, this is something that is not on anyone's chopping block.

Just wanted to throw that out there.

Also interesting enough, I get allergy migraines frequently and I take two droppers full of this tincture and it gets rid of it every time. Much easier on the stomach and liver than migraine meds.

Stay healthy.

I keep goats and one of the first things you learn is that ivermectin has lost its ability to kill parasites in goats due to "overuse". There are several choices of different classes of deworming meds depending on which parasite you're targeting, and it is always recommended to run a fecal to avoid medicating for something that isn't there(each med only works on particular parasites), as well as to monitor when your chosen med is no longer working and you need to either combo two classes or bring out the big guns. The benefits of using natural worming is that there is not any evidence that parasites build up a tolerance to them, and they kill a broader spectrum of parasites than the pharmaceutical choices. In addition to this, some are known to dissolve the protective casing some parasites have, some kill eggs, others improve gut bacteria and stimulate the immune system, and they do not have negative side effects for most people. Giving goats natural wormer without having access for them to browse on their own is difficult. But luckily it's not to dose a human. Black walnut, clove, and wormwood tincture is a popular dewormer. It's gnarly(really, *really* gnarly), but it's an effective combination. While politics are happening around ivermectin, this is something that is not on anyone's chopping block. Just wanted to throw that out there. Also interesting enough, I get allergy migraines frequently and I take two droppers full of this tincture and it gets rid of it every time. Much easier on the stomach and liver than migraine meds. Stay healthy.

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Tobacco is an antiparastitic as well.

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Just recently got my hands in a bunch of tobacco seeds to grow my own pipe grass

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Hmmm. That sounds nice. I don’t really smoke very often anymore though. It’s too counterproductive to all the hours Iv spent building up my cardio on the treadmill.

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Can always chew on it

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Another medical tip. If you shove giant cucumbers up your ass several times a week it will expand you butthole and decrease your chances of being constipated!

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This is why birds pick up ciggie ends to put in their nests, keeps parasites away from their chicks.

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No. How do you know that butthead? Did the birds tell you?

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Yes mate, the drone disguised as a bird told me so after asking for a picture of my dick.

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I bought a 50ml bottle of the Wormwood Absinthe, with the eyedropper bottle cap, for about $20.

That's 200mg of wormwood, mixed with alcohol and distilled water.

I have an unusual spot on my arm that has not been responding to any kind of treatment, for at least a year now.

About a week ago I started with the wormwood. One drop, directly on the spot, once or twice a day. I've also been dosing about 1.5ml of the solution, diluted into about an inch of water in a glass, like a bar shot:) At least twice per day for the bar shots. Powerful stuff.

I don't know if it's parasitic, or skin cancer, or some kind of unusual mole, but the wormwood is definitely killing it. The spot is almost gone and I've only used just less than half of the bottle so far.

Wormwood is now part of my pharmacia.

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I've heard iodine can have similar results. I'm glad it's clearing up for you!

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Also, black seed oil can cure tenacious fungal issues. Amazing.

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Thanks - we need more decent anti fungal approaches - with fungus one of the hardest life forms to eradicate.

Fungus is tough, and can be very dangerous.

I'm going to look this up - again thanks.

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So you think the wormwood drops can work for skin problems? Interesting. I was considering picking some of that stuff up.

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I tried damn near everything else to no effect. I figured it is either a really strong fungus, or maybe even skin cancer.

I'm in the age group that dies from opportunistic infections, cancers, etc, hence the need for enhanced supplements. They do help.

I heard somewhere about wormwood and cancer, so why not experiment? It's only $20. Probably $10 if I shop around.

Wormwood is very bitter, not that unlike how pine needles are a bit bitter, or dandelions are bitter, bitterness seeming to be a common theme in natural anti - cancer, bacterial, fungal, and viral treatments. Our common diets being very much the opposite of bitter. Cancer, Lord Beetus, etc, are sugar diseases. Some bacteria and some fungi love sugars too.

Whatever it is, the wormwood is killing it.

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Ivermectin is safe and does have a human version. If you are considering using the animal version do the math, and at your on risk. Don't let anyone try to talk you out of it. It's your body. Your choice.

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I agree. It's a great thing to use during Covid treatment. Just be careful about using it all the time.

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Exactly. I take a vitamin regiment three days a week and give my body four days of rest.

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Fenbendazole is a cheap dewormer and anti-cancer option. Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth is pretty much a cure-all.

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I wonder how fenbendazole compares to ivermectin with getting rid of covid and stuff. I heard DE might not work for parasites because it softens when you mix it in water and isn't able to shred the fuckers exoskeletons or whatever as it does when you spread it around the house for small bugs.

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Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth has been used since before 1900 to deworm and cleanse horse and cattle. People started using it in the 1960's. It is what I use monthly since about 2005. Gentle laxative. People who do not use it says it's userless when wet. One tablespoon taken in cold liquid will show you that it's - effective.

I was so please with DE that I started buying 90 pound bags of the stuff and putting it into 16 oz plastic containers, then giving it free to my appliance repair customers. People with bad joints loved me for it. People used it for most maladies and begged for more. Mixed into a paste with any skin crème, it eliminated blemishes, although orally, it did the same. Magic powder. All intestinal disorders were healed. And since most viral and bacterial infections are intestinally based, voila! Fixed fast and cheaply.

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I bought a huge bag too and was taking hefty amounts at one point just to see what would happen. I did notice my skin and nails were much healthier and stronger due to the high silica content. No negative effects even when ingesting a ton of it. I should start taking it again.

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Oh D Earth is pretty inexpensive then? Are there other prominent fixes you've noticed? I'm starting to consider it, but I'm not eager to try the mix a spoonful in a glass of water thing. I already do diluted ACV daily and I used to do the same with Kratom and hated it.

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D Earth is highly praised for a variety of reasons and it seems to have all kinds of uses.

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Good to know, but we're talking about Ivermectin as it relates to Covid, right?

From what I understand, you don't take Ivermectin for Covid because of the antiparasitic properties, but because it happens to bind to the same sites that Covid tries to bind to on cells. If Ivermectin is already bound then there are less places for covid to get into cells, slowing down cell infection and replication and keeping individual viruses (virii?) floating around visible to your immune system for longer as they look for cells they can successfully enter.

So the fact that parasites can develop defenses against it doesn't really apply here, and alternate antiparasiticals probably wouldn't have the same properties to bind to those exact sites.

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My concern is more for those who may be taking it prophylactically, in insufficient doses/duration. It may create a resistance, in addition after Covid is over (seems like that will never happen most days) they may in the future think an annual deworming is working using ivermectin.

Also, there's a video floating around about evidence of there being a parasite in the injections. I really don't know what to make of that, and I hope it isn't true. But those who are talking about it are saying this is why the anti ivermectin campaign is happening. If it is true, I am sure that inappropriate dosing will create a resistance.

I just don't want people thinking it's a cureall to abuse without consequences. It's still a pharmaceutical and should only be taken when needed. After people get to the point where they have seen ivermectin as an option for treatment they usually are looking into parasites, too. Then cancer. Then other things. It reminded me of the idea of "spray a little Windex on it, it'll fix anything."

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I'm with you on all that stuff

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I've only had a tapeworm once and to be honest I really didn't notice it until I pulled it outta my ass.

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Did you take anything to rid yourself of the rest? People don't usually just have one.

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I ordered some cat de-wormer from Amazon and adjusted the dose to my bodyweight.

No tapeworms since.

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Wonder how long it will take them to finish the study. Would like to read it.

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i'm sure that before the end of the study, big pharma will have criminalized sweet wormwood and conveniently have a synthetic equivalent at the ready.

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Teatree oil is one of the strongest antifungals available. Works extremely well for topical parasites as well.

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Most headaches are a result of constipation.

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This is true but more generally you ate something that needs to be removed. I discovered this about 10 years ago, I haven't found a single sintance where taking a shit doesn't make the headache go away.

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I am sure that some headaches are caused by intestinal tract problems, but there are a lot caused by muscle stress as well. Particularly back and neck muscle strain

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That's interesting. Do you think that could be even if you go daily, perhaps some kind of intestinal wall build up?

I say allergy migraines because I can open the door on certain days and smell the pollen, instantly get the beginning of the headache that will often develop into migraine if I do nothing to stop it. This happens with chemical smells, too, like walking by a store that has candles or bath items that are really strong.

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Your sense of smell and gut are related.

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You likely have 3 to 5 lbs of poop in you at any given time. It is part of your feedback loop.

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(each med only works on particular parasites),

So what you're saying is that an anti-parasitic for a virus isn't the best idea? Huh.

Black walnut, clove, and wormwood tincture is a popular dewormer.

Yes but ivermectin cures cancer, AIDS, covid, parasitic worms ... I can't even remember all the jewish lies behind what ivermectin started to cure just this year.

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Bro millions of people in the USA have parasites in their body you don't think that's fucked and disgusting anyway? Who the hell knows i'm not a scientist but it's looking more and more like there is a connection between parasites and illness, even cancers. The body attacking itself? Sounds parasitical to me.

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100% of people ever have had parasites in their body. They're natural, sometimes healthy, often not.

The body attacking itself? Sounds parasitical to me.

Learn English or fuck off.

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Enjoy your worms faggot.