English → Arabic transcript

So here's what they're not telling you about ivermectin. Everybody thinks that it's this end-all be-all parasite killer. However, the truth is it only focuses on one class of parasites, the nematodes, which includes roundworms, pinworms, and whipworms. But what about the rest?

It doesn't kill liver fleas, which are major players in liver cancer and liver failure. I personally passed a ton of them. It doesn't kill tapeworms, which can literally burrow into your brain. So when I do a parasite cleanse, I make sure that I go after all types and all life stages. So that means the eggs, the larvae, and the adults.

And I use natural herbs that have been used for centuries. Wormwood, black walnut, and clove, which work together all synergistically, instead of using some synthetic pharmaceutical. However, there is a catch. When you kill off parasites, they'll release all of the toxins and heavy metals that they

have in their body into your bloodstream. This is what we'll call as what we call die-off symptoms. And the same goes for ivermectin. This is why it's so important that you use a binder while doing a parasite cleanse. I have a very simple protocol that I use myself, which helped me pass liver flukes, pinworms,

and a ton of other parasites. It covers all stages in the life cycle, all types, and it comes with a binder as well. If you want to know what it is, comment protocol below, and I'll send you the details.