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There are many cures of cancer, and as previously said, cancer is a catch all name.

I could not find any pharmacies near Palestine Texas that I could get ivermectin from. The big companies like CVS, Walgreens and little hometown all say no deal.

Etoh,

You seem up on latest alternatives.

Is there anything that helps with BPH?

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My wife is a remarkable person in many ways. She is the most curious person I ever met, smart as well as intelligent. A nurse practitioner with 3 degrees who knows pharmacology better than most doctors and professors and very skeptical of everything we take for granted - in everything! Thanks to her crazy curiosity we got onto Ivermectin early on. It will absolutely cure Covid in a few days time if you are otherwise healthy. I've had it 3 times and it pisses me off every time but I don't suffer much for long. It's a wonder drug for sure that deservedly won the Nobel prize back when our institutions were still honest and humane. The veterinarian variety is the same medicine. Thank you all for the kind words. Joe Tippens' story is even more remarkable if you want a more in depth view. These anecdotal success stories force the medical establishment to at least look. We feel very fortunate that something is working amazingly well. Correlation does not prove causation of course. It does make you wonder, and it doesn't hurt.

Sure but your going to have to change gears. let me start from the top. Men have more progesterone in them than women, and later in life they have almost as much estrogen. Hormones do not define sex, which is not the same as defining gender, especially what is going on today. Both men and women have protein bound testosterone and free circulating. When a mans gets low, the body has to have it for metabolism, and a host of other reasons.So it makes an analog that is at least 5 times stronger to make up for this. DHT or dihydrotestosterone , which also has other side effect such as hair loss. Current practice says you have to much testosterone Both test and estrogen, in both sexes, are continually converting back and forth. Also progesterone is being converted to each of these. Estrogen and progesterone in both sexs cause healthy circulation and vascular system. Progesterone or lack of it causes varicose veins in both men and women. Estrogen and progesterone also reduce the vascular inflammation substantially reducing cholesterol deposits.
In males and females decreased anal sphincter control does not allow final drainage of the bladder. It is responsible for most of the urinary tract infections in women. The stage is set for disaster. BHP does not occur over nite and has gone on for years until symptoms become overwhelming and the male needs help. Enter the PSA and the urologists bread and butter.
going to skip to the cure now, you can ask questions if you want.

Start with Avodart every day for a week, then taper back to 1 every 3rd day (stops conversion to DHT and hair loss)
Start at least 200 mg Test cr. in the morning and evening
Start at least 200 progesterone daily. ( it will be converted to test. and estrogen which will stop cholesterol from depositing)
Go to an erectile dysfunction doc doing either ultrasound or light therapy, but not for that. Its to break up the cholesterol in the area and get blood flowing.
start pantothenic acid (B5) alanine (small blood vessels), Niacin.

depending on some other conditions, starting once a week anastrozole do not listen to PSA bullshit.

as I stated on this site when covid begun-- Ivermectin is an ACE II inhibitor, as well as chloroquinone ,not as strong as say Losarten, but none the less

I have a friend who has Stage 4 colon cancer & his Oncologist says he only has a couple months left to live.

If he is willing, would it be worth it to find some Ivermectin for him at this point?

Should he try a 36 hour fast with nothing but water?

Seriously asking!

I don't know. I doubt either would shorten his life expectancy. If I was in his place, I would.

On a side note, I've been a minister for many years, and I've heard many stories about someone who was given a few months to live for various diseases. The person started praying and FASTING, seeking the Lord and were miraculously healed. In several cases the fast was longer than 36 hours.

Scientifically, we know that when the body is stressed by starvation it goes into super defense mode to live. Heat and cold stress can also help activate these mechanisms.

Tough call...

My friend Jimbo had diabetes... then he stepped on some nails (didn't realize for 8 hours because of numbness in his foot).

The salt water and muck bottom at our place here has always had what I consider to be some kind of magical wound healing qualities (personal experience for years and years).

I considered offering/telling Jimbo, but declined because maybe his foot would get worse and he would lose it... and possibly blame me.

He went the hospital route and lost the foot (and eventually the leg) anyway.

Hard to even know what the right call is.

So many cry bullchit all the time anymore...

Look at it from this point of view:
Ivermection has an extremely low toxicology profile compared to anticancer medications, and very few side affects.
the cost is nothing compared to any of them.
you don't have to go to the hospital to get it.
looks like a win and maybe another really big win.

I would suggest in all serious that your friend get started on injectable glutathione and rapamycin. At the very least he won't have any moles or skin tags.

and yes I have all the States and Federal lic. to make these recommendations.

Order online. FLCCC. has doctors for scripts

Or livestock store






I would contact a n

https://www.ivermectin.com/ shipped from North Carolina.

Good thread.

True. Several YouTube videos on him. Big Pharma is the enemy of regular folks. To them it's all about the $$$.

So should a person take a dose every month or every 3 months?

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What about artemisinin as a possible cancer treatment?

My friend is looking into this as we speak.