Ivermectin Research for Alzheimer's Disease

Ivermectin for Alzheimer's disease. Sounds a little crazy, doesn't it?

Well, a few years back, a group in Saudi Arabia did preclinical

research on

ivermectin in Alzheimer's and found promising results.

And guess what? That paper has been completely scrubbed

from the internet.

The PDF link has been removed, and now you can only find it on

DuckDuckGo, a little abstract. Well, dozens

of people have tried ivermectin for their loved ones who are suffering with

Alzheimer's disease, doses as low as twelve milligrams

or twenty-four

milligrams, and some have had miraculous results,

miraculous recoveries. Their memories start to come back.

Their entire personality starts to come back.

They may have been suffering with Alzheimer's disease for years,

and they start to come back. Now, you have to be careful because in

higher doses, ivermectin can get a little bit

neurotoxic,

so it's best to start at low doses.

But this is a very promising area of research.

I don't know if we can get clinical trials into ivermectin and

Alzheimer's disease, but I wish we could because ivermectin is

an immunomodulator. It certainly dampens down

inflammation in many parts of the body, potentially even in the brain, and maybe

that's what's happening with Alzheimer's disease.