Less harmful than many otc drugs. It should absolutely be otc and cheap! But then, what would big harma do with all their "specialty" money trains when it's found that Ivermectin takes care of so many ailments?! They'll fight it tooth and nail, just like they did a few years ago!
Been using 2 of those for years. My Dad uses all 3 - but he is only 96 +. You might want to check out Dr. William Makis and A Midwestern Doctor's substack since they have had more experience in using these medications with some truly miraculous results.
Good question. although I don't appreciate the sarcasm. I hope, the following will suffice, but ultimately, it's YOUR decision:
1. I don't believe in experts; seen too many of them in my life, and with my two doctoral degrees, I can attest to the value of degrees more.
2. Have worked in a military hospital for eight months, volunteered for the V. A . for a couple of years, and worked as a consultant for MDs for over 13 years. Have seen more than enough.
3. I can read.
4. I think on my own, which is what I expect from everyone who reads my stack. :) Nobody has to agree with me.
5. Formulated a medical paradigm that goes beyond Germ and Terrain Theory:
A friend of mine lives in Tennessee and he tells me his pharmacist can't get it because the Pharmas won't sell it to him. I am hoping this is a short-run problem.
OTOH, anecdotally, we heard during the Covid terror that some pharmacists apparently refused to sell Ivermectin because they arrogated to themselves the right to make such decisions.
You can add Costa Rica to the list of countries where ivermectin is available over-the-counter. I reside there and maintain a stock of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine (also OTC) in case of need. Ivermectin is produced in Costa Rica under the brand name CALOX, hydroxychloroquine is imported to Costa Rica from Colombia as PLAQUINOL.
HCQ was OTC in France until the famous virologist Didier Raoult published his nearly 100% covid cure rate using hydroxychloroquine. It was suddenly forbidden in France without a prescription.
This is so ridiculous. Ivermectin can be purchased online, Amazon, and every Tractor Supply or Big R. I don't know what feed and farm supply stores are in Maine, but they surely have them. And I'm sure they sell Ivermectin. The evidence of Ivermectins safety and effectiveness could fill a semi trailer. I would guess that Ivermectin is safer than OTC aspirin
Several years ago I queried a farmer on his own use of ivermectin (which is, btw, a paste). He bought enough for a 1000 lb. horse, divided it into 5 sections for a human of his weight, and ingested it. FWIW
No one with a properly functioning brain would take a large animal dose. I've a herbalist friend and her husband, who farm raise their own food animals (goats, sheep, chickens, guinea hens), who periodically use store bought animal ivermectin to keep themselves parasite free. To them, it's no big deal. They've been doing this for years. The problem is the people who are parasites in our corporate bought government "health" agencies.
Ivermectin should be OTC everywhere. It's been proven to be effective in so many ways it's ridiculous, and it's an exceptional cancer cell killer when combined with Fenbendazole, but they don't want it avaiable to the public because there goes the profit. Yeshua said that money is the root of all evil, but I would say it isn't the money that's the problem, it's the greed of individuals who would choose to line their own pockets with dirty money from products that maime and kill and try to force us to take them rather than letting us choose what we need for our own wellbeing.
WHO has maintained since 1968 a database of drug adverse events. After the hullabaloo about HCQ and ivermectin, I discovered that 1968-present aspirin had 230K adverse events, whereas HCQ had only 42K, and IVM a mere 8K (1992-present). Obviously of these three, ivermectin is most benign. Other readers may find this useful: Vigiaccess.org
I'm very sorry to be inaccurate. My excuse for assuming it came in 2020 is that I believed what I read in the press, which did not clarify the chronology. Apologies!
OTOH, I have also read that Covid was already known to some groups in late 2019. In any case, it seems odd that the French govt. would make such a ruling just in time to prevent the public from access to a curative drug for what is cynically known as the Plandemic.
Any concerns about mis-use of Ivermectin can be handled by simple directions on packaging explaining dosage, etc. Seem to remember something about printed messages placed on cigarettes back in the day--a product with virtually no medicinal purpose to begin with. Cessation of endless pumping of fearporn to drive the masses crazy with desparation would also be good prophylaxis.
That Ivermectin is not universally available OTC is proof we live under a medical tyranny.
Rather than Pharma using their monopoly money to benefit patients, they use it to destroy health and deepen their grip on regulators. Nothing to see here, move along folks.
Dr. Day, I have seen that product advertised but also have heard that some animal ivermectin includes ingredients that are toxic to humans. Do you have a way to distinguish between ordinary ivermectin and the (pardon the expression) doctored-up kind?
What I know about the horse-paste is that friends who raise animals have used it on all their animals for various worms regularly for years, and taken some themselves once or twice per year for good measure. Millions of Americans took it for COVID, rural and urban, both.
I am not aware of the caution you mention about human toxicity from veterinary ivermectin, unless somebody has some specific allergy to the apple-flavoring or something.
The injectable veterinary liquid form has a higher concentration, and can also be taken orally, but you would calculate the dose differently due to higher concentration, and would need to pop the top off and refrigerate it, I think. No flavoring...
Thank you for your advice. I was quoting a medical layman who said his physician checked over the ingredients in his animal-ivermectin purchase to make sure it contained no ingredients toxic to humans (this is the problem with 3rd hand info).
I finally found two physicians in my state who prescribe IVM via a compounding pharmacy. It would be useful for patients to bypass this kind of pharmaceutical paternalism. I hope Dr. Makary at the FDA is persuaded to remove ivermectin from the roster of prescription only scripts. Again, my thanks.
Someone needs to stand up to the medical community in Maine! Yes, absolutely otc ivermectin! People can then choose for them selves. The medical system is very broken and the people need to be well researched and take their health back! I love that you are leading the charge for health independence.
Less harmful than many otc drugs. It should absolutely be otc and cheap! But then, what would big harma do with all their "specialty" money trains when it's found that Ivermectin takes care of so many ailments?! They'll fight it tooth and nail, just like they did a few years ago!
Care to tell us why we should listen to you?
Are you sure?
Just look at its MSDS:
https://www.fishersci.com/store/msds?partNumber=AAJ6277703&productDescription=IVERMECTIN+1G&vendorId=VN00024248&countryCode=US&language=en
Miracle drug? No way. Might as well add DMSO and methylene blue to the toxins:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/more-miracle-drugs-dmso-and-methylene
Been using 2 of those for years. My Dad uses all 3 - but he is only 96 +. You might want to check out Dr. William Makis and A Midwestern Doctor's substack since they have had more experience in using these medications with some truly miraculous results.
What's your expertise and experience to back your claims? Pray tell.
Good question. although I don't appreciate the sarcasm. I hope, the following will suffice, but ultimately, it's YOUR decision:
1. I don't believe in experts; seen too many of them in my life, and with my two doctoral degrees, I can attest to the value of degrees more.
2. Have worked in a military hospital for eight months, volunteered for the V. A . for a couple of years, and worked as a consultant for MDs for over 13 years. Have seen more than enough.
3. I can read.
4. I think on my own, which is what I expect from everyone who reads my stack. :) Nobody has to agree with me.
5. Formulated a medical paradigm that goes beyond Germ and Terrain Theory:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/my-balance-theory-of-health-and-illness
Like any of you fucking circle jerking twats have expertise and experience.
Hilarious how you've just put your's on full display. Btw, wash out your mouth.
Go fuck yourself, you fucking dope.
Shhh, the adults are talking. Shut up.
A friend of mine lives in Tennessee and he tells me his pharmacist can't get it because the Pharmas won't sell it to him. I am hoping this is a short-run problem.
OTOH, anecdotally, we heard during the Covid terror that some pharmacists apparently refused to sell Ivermectin because they arrogated to themselves the right to make such decisions.
So, we will see.
Yes, they were refusing to fill ivermectin prescriptions in CA!
Had to get it out of state and it stopped the infection (covid?) in it’s tracks for our household.
Louisiana has a bill currently to make it OTC here as well!
You can add Costa Rica to the list of countries where ivermectin is available over-the-counter. I reside there and maintain a stock of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine (also OTC) in case of need. Ivermectin is produced in Costa Rica under the brand name CALOX, hydroxychloroquine is imported to Costa Rica from Colombia as PLAQUINOL.
HCQ was OTC in France until the famous virologist Didier Raoult published his nearly 100% covid cure rate using hydroxychloroquine. It was suddenly forbidden in France without a prescription.
The French began the process to remove it from OTC status in October 2019, "pre-COVID"
This is so ridiculous. Ivermectin can be purchased online, Amazon, and every Tractor Supply or Big R. I don't know what feed and farm supply stores are in Maine, but they surely have them. And I'm sure they sell Ivermectin. The evidence of Ivermectins safety and effectiveness could fill a semi trailer. I would guess that Ivermectin is safer than OTC aspirin
Tractor Supply is in Maine and carries Ivermectin for animals
Several years ago I queried a farmer on his own use of ivermectin (which is, btw, a paste). He bought enough for a 1000 lb. horse, divided it into 5 sections for a human of his weight, and ingested it. FWIW
There you go, and anyone can purchase it and use it for themselves. That's where I purchase Ivermectin for my use.
Did you completely read the article? Meryl states what the problem is with animal doses.
No one with a properly functioning brain would take a large animal dose. I've a herbalist friend and her husband, who farm raise their own food animals (goats, sheep, chickens, guinea hens), who periodically use store bought animal ivermectin to keep themselves parasite free. To them, it's no big deal. They've been doing this for years. The problem is the people who are parasites in our corporate bought government "health" agencies.
yes OTC but let us keep an eye on what "they" put into it...
^^THIS
Ivermectin should be OTC everywhere. It's been proven to be effective in so many ways it's ridiculous, and it's an exceptional cancer cell killer when combined with Fenbendazole, but they don't want it avaiable to the public because there goes the profit. Yeshua said that money is the root of all evil, but I would say it isn't the money that's the problem, it's the greed of individuals who would choose to line their own pockets with dirty money from products that maime and kill and try to force us to take them rather than letting us choose what we need for our own wellbeing.
WHO has maintained since 1968 a database of drug adverse events. After the hullabaloo about HCQ and ivermectin, I discovered that 1968-present aspirin had 230K adverse events, whereas HCQ had only 42K, and IVM a mere 8K (1992-present). Obviously of these three, ivermectin is most benign. Other readers may find this useful: Vigiaccess.org
I'm very sorry to be inaccurate. My excuse for assuming it came in 2020 is that I believed what I read in the press, which did not clarify the chronology. Apologies!
OTOH, I have also read that Covid was already known to some groups in late 2019. In any case, it seems odd that the French govt. would make such a ruling just in time to prevent the public from access to a curative drug for what is cynically known as the Plandemic.
It should be OTC everywhere, not just in Maine!
Any concerns about mis-use of Ivermectin can be handled by simple directions on packaging explaining dosage, etc. Seem to remember something about printed messages placed on cigarettes back in the day--a product with virtually no medicinal purpose to begin with. Cessation of endless pumping of fearporn to drive the masses crazy with desparation would also be good prophylaxis.
Tractor Supply Company has apple flavored ivermectin paste...
That Ivermectin is not universally available OTC is proof we live under a medical tyranny.
Rather than Pharma using their monopoly money to benefit patients, they use it to destroy health and deepen their grip on regulators. Nothing to see here, move along folks.
Dr. Day, I have seen that product advertised but also have heard that some animal ivermectin includes ingredients that are toxic to humans. Do you have a way to distinguish between ordinary ivermectin and the (pardon the expression) doctored-up kind?
What I know about the horse-paste is that friends who raise animals have used it on all their animals for various worms regularly for years, and taken some themselves once or twice per year for good measure. Millions of Americans took it for COVID, rural and urban, both.
I am not aware of the caution you mention about human toxicity from veterinary ivermectin, unless somebody has some specific allergy to the apple-flavoring or something.
The injectable veterinary liquid form has a higher concentration, and can also be taken orally, but you would calculate the dose differently due to higher concentration, and would need to pop the top off and refrigerate it, I think. No flavoring...
Thank you. I reasoned that if a little 4 pound rabbit could take it, then so could a human.
Thank you for your advice. I was quoting a medical layman who said his physician checked over the ingredients in his animal-ivermectin purchase to make sure it contained no ingredients toxic to humans (this is the problem with 3rd hand info).
I finally found two physicians in my state who prescribe IVM via a compounding pharmacy. It would be useful for patients to bypass this kind of pharmaceutical paternalism. I hope Dr. Makary at the FDA is persuaded to remove ivermectin from the roster of prescription only scripts. Again, my thanks.
Someone needs to stand up to the medical community in Maine! Yes, absolutely otc ivermectin! People can then choose for them selves. The medical system is very broken and the people need to be well researched and take their health back! I love that you are leading the charge for health independence.
Yes and don't ask Susan Collins for her thoughts as she is usually a naysayer/RINO R-ME Senator along with Lisa Murkowski in AK!
They are working on this in South Carolina. So it on their radar but hasn’t happened yet.
Yes.
Ivermectin is OTC in México but not on the county of freedom