Did you get the clot shot? New study finds supplements that destroy spike proteins
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I didnt take no stinking shots.
Take Zinc and Selenium, which prevent the virus from attaching to the cell wall, and D3.
Take Zinc and Selenium, which prevent the virus from attaching to the cell wall, and D3.
If you take the recommended stuff you wont need it.
But I give it to my wolf dogs. Buy it at Tractor Supply for about $30 for a 2 year supply.
Forget Heartgard and $15 a month per animal.
Interesting. I wonder if this is why the FDA tried to (or did?) reclassify NAC as a drug and put it behind a prescription block. Never paid attention to where that went but I know they one-day sent out threatening letters to all the big pharma retailers to get it off their shelves or else. I never ran out or wasn't able to buy it so I didn't care but I thought it was really odd.
This would make that make total sense. Can't have people surviving a culling.
This would make that make total sense. Can't have people surviving a culling.
The Ivermectin is part of the recommended stuff. The Ivermectin increases the cells uptake of the vitamins. But the dog stuff is not safe for humans. The horse paste is though.
Qualify that statement please.
I looked at the ingredient list and it is the same Ivermectin as in any other form.
Dose for dogs is:
- Ivermectin is available in 10 mg/ml and 2.7 mg/ml injectable form; 0.153 percent and 1.87 percent paste form; 10 mg/ml liquid oral form and 68 mcg, 136 mcg, and 272 mcg tablets.
- Heartgard Plus® and Iverhart® are available in various concentrations of ivermectin combined with pyrantel pamoate.
Dosing Information of Ivermectin for Dogs and Cats
- Medication should never be administered without first consulting your veterinarian. The dose for ivermectin varies from species to species and also depends on the intent of treatment. General dosing guidelines follow.
- For dogs: Dose is 0.0015 to 0.003 mg per pound (0.003 to 0.006 mg/kg) once a month for heartworm prevention; 0.15 mg per pound (0.3 mg/kg) once, then repeat in 14 days for skin parasites; and 0.1 mg per pound (0.2 mg/kg) once for gastrointestinal parasites.
Per the vets instructions I give .05 ml orally to a 70 pound dog. Looks like the price has doubled since I last bough it. I wonder why?
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Ivermectin Injection 1% Sterile Solution is a parasiticide for the treatment and control of internal and external parasites of cattle and swine. Description: Ivermectin Injection 1% Sterile Solution Tel 800-821-5570 | Fax 816-224-3080 | [email protected] Ivermectin Injection 1% Sterile Solution Cattle: Ivermectin Injection is indicated for the effective
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Its the other stuff in there that is not good for people is my understanding, Maybe @UKDslayer could fill us in?
The heartgaurd the picture, not the injectable.
Or do you mean one of the other statements?
Imagine believing this drug is only for animals because it is ALSO for animals ROFL
It was understanding there were other indents in the heartgaurd humans should not have. Kind of like how there are ingredients in dog flee treatments that will kill cats. I know the protocol used to suggest specifically the horse paste or injectable, could have just been for ease of dosage. The jelly like paste and graduations on the syringe plunger making dosing easy.
I know I can get a human sized dose from a pencil eraser sized piece of pony paste. A dose of heartgaurd for my 50lb is about 20 times that big. So there is a lot stuff in the Heartgaurd that is not Ivermectin. But if you want to chew up and choke down 3-6 of those nice big blocks of heart guard every day for 5 days, vs a pencil eraser sized piece of jelly paste that does not taste like apples as advertised, have at it...
I know I can get a human sized dose from a pencil eraser sized piece of pony paste. A dose of heartgaurd for my 50lb is about 20 times that big. So there is a lot stuff in the Heartgaurd that is not Ivermectin. But if you want to chew up and choke down 3-6 of those nice big blocks of heart guard every day for 5 days, vs a pencil eraser sized piece of jelly paste that does not taste like apples as advertised, have at it...
The Ivermectin from farm stores is for horse and is a liquid not a paste. The Ivermectin is usually mixed in water and taken twice a week. The attached is the I+Mask protocol.
Quercetin and EGCG have been shown to inhibit 3 CL protease, the catabolic enzyme the virus needs to break down protein into amino acids in its replication process. Without 3 CL protease the replication process becomes so slow its almost none existent and your body will kill it off before it can cause harm. EGCG has also been shown to dramatically decrease cytotoxicity from the virus as well.
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