Ivermectin Uses and Availability
Could ivermectin be the Swiss Army knife
of repurposed
prescription medication?
Morning message. Great to be with you. I'm Dr.
Jeff Barke, America's real doctor.
Ivermectin has been around for about sixty-five years,
and during COVID, we realized that it has antiviral and
anti-inflammatory properties. So we started using it as
part of a protocol to treat COVID. Well, as it turns
out, it has a wide range of use. Of course, it's
antiparasitic. I use it for parasite
detox. I also use it to treat COVID, and
most recently, ivermectin, along with menbendazole and other
nutraceuticals, have been used as a alternative
protocol to treat cancer. Well, ivermectin now is
widely available. As a matter of fact, the wellness
company has ivermectin that you can get with a
few clicks of your computer.
Uh, this product is available in
eighteen milligrams, pretty decent dosing.
It's cost-effective and competitive with compounding
pharmacies, and it is widely and easily available.
I'm not telling you that you should get it,
but I can tell you this.
Whenever I travel, I have a bottle of ivermectin with me.
My patients, when they travel, in addition to other
products, I recommend that they take ivermectin as well.
In addition to a standalone ivermectin, it's also part of some of the
emergency kits that are sold by the wellness company.
So let me know what you think. Do you carry ivermectin at home?
Do you think it's a good idea? And are you interested in
purchasing it for your own stash to have
just in case? I hope this is helpful. Give me a follow.
Share this with friends or family that you think would be interested.
Take care.
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