Ivermectin's Effects on Neurological Diseases

Another area that very few people know about

is ivermectin has effect on neurological conditions, and the ones that I've had the

most success with have been Parkinson's and

Alzheimer's disease.

And again,

it's, it's, it's a very simple thing.

I discovered it by accident. There was-- I think there was a, there was a mouse

model of

sort of Parkinsonism. Uh, and for Alzheimer's,

you can't even find the

research because it's been scrubbed from Google.

So there's a study that was done, a preclinical study on ivermectin and

Alzheimer's, where the researchers concluded

that ivermectin has an effect on

Alzheimer's and should be studied. It's been scrubbed from Google.

If you go on DuckDuckGo, you can actually get the abstract of

that study.

But in Google, it's completely scrubbed.

You just see the, the titles. It was done in the Middle East,

and it's nowhere to

be found. You can't get a PDF of the article,

nothing.

Completely scrubbed.

Parkinson's disease, I've used high doses of ivermectin, uh,

something

like sixty milligrams, seventy-two milligrams,

and these patients are

responding. They have improvement in symptoms,

improvement in movement.

I have a patient who was barely mobile

on maximum doses of standard treatment,

who after a few weeks of high-dose ivermectin, started playing golf.

And she hadn't been able to play golf for many years.

And I've seen reversal in a number of Parkinson's disease patients.

Now, Alzheimer's, this is where it gets really

fascinating and really blew my mind.

Uh, as patients sort of started asking me, you know, "Could I use

it, uh, for my ninety-year-old

father or mother," and so on. And I said, "Look, start with a low dose.

Let's see what happens." Right? Because old-- the older you are, you know,

you

might have some side effects with ivermectin. There's a...

You can-- If, if, if you give too, too high of a dose to an older person, you

might get a little bit of confusion, a little bit of instability on the feet.

And so start with twelve milligrams. And these...

You know, the family members are trying,

and some of these patients are recognizing family members after just

a

couple of doses. They're recognizing family members they

haven't recognized in

years.

Their memories are coming back, so they start reminiscing.

They, they, they, they remember things.

Their, their cognitive ability starts to come

back.

Literally, just twelve milligrams, twenty-four milligrams of ivermectin for

a few days, four or five days.

Just try it. And I tell people, "Just try.

Try, report back to me."

And I had one patient who was actually taken off hospice

because they were doing so well. Um,

it's just incredible. And, and, and people tell me, you know,

they get this

precious time back with their loved ones.

A-a-and especially with someone who's, you know, been suffering from Alzheimer's

for many years, y-you know, you feel like you've lost your loved one,

and then suddenly they're back.

They say, "My grandma's back. She's got her sense of humor back.

Her memories are back."

And this is literally with a couple of pills of ivermectin.

Safe, zero risk,

and the moments you get,

the moments that the family gets back

are, are so precious. It, it, it's, it's, it's...

You can't buy, you can't buy it. It, it's,

it's incredible.

Um, and so I al-always say, "Give it a sh- give it a shot. Just give it a try.

Just, just a little bit."

Patients who are sort of bedridden, not responsive, suddenly the next day

they're up, up and about. They're, they're eating pudding.

Uh, like it's just un-- unbelievable stories.

And I share all these stories on Twitter.

I share, I share them on Substack, and I, you know, highly encourage you

to, to have a look at them sometimes.

So ivermectin and neurological diseases, sp-specifically Parkinson's and

Alzheimer's.