TREASON - www.treason.tube

So you have participated in the GENOCIDE PROGRAMME and injected yourself for your: work / partner / or to 'fit in' socially etc; despite the hundreds of thousands of medical professionals who have been warning the whole World about the dangers of: modifying your RNA / DNA and shutting down your God given immune system!

Now you are filled with Covid 'Vaccination Remorse' (aka Jabber's Remorse) and are totally concerned about suffering extreme 'serious adverse reactions', so you have decided to find a 'wonder pill' as a cure. The reality is, unless you received a 'saline solution' (like many politicians and other key players in this Genocide Programme, or a miracle healing from your Creator God), you simply CANNOT UNVACCINATE yourself of these Kill Shots!

[Note: At this stage, scientific studies from the UK and Israel show that the life expectancy for 'fully vaccinated' recipients is just 0-3 years!]

Remedies and protocols (see here) that you take to reduce side effects / pain etc from the injections / shedding / spike proteins etc, will possibly be for the remainder of your life - as all you will be doing is alleviating the symptoms of the inevitable - AIDS and eventual DEATH (yes, the Covid injections include the A.I.D.S virus and nano / graphene technology (all patented) - that turns many surviving recipients into patented 5g routers / transhumans / human 2.0.)

So please, take this opportunity to seek the Lord God (Creator of the Heavens and Earth) and make peace with Him. [Note: Globalists, politicians, scientists, doctors and merchants created this mess - so stop blaming the Purebloods and your Creator God.]

#arthritisremedy #hipreplacement #hipsurgery

My hip joint was so badly damaged there was virtually no cartilage left, and the pain from bone-on-bone was awful. I walked really badly, with a bad limp, and could not run at all (I've been a runner for 40 years).

The range of motion was severely compromised, and I was taking painkillers to sleep at night. Surgeons told me I was due for a hip replacement, as the joint was so badly worn down and no medication would help.

As my body is made of living, metabolically active cells (unlike a car) I could not accept the assumption that body parts "wear out" and cannot then be repaired by natural processes. I gave myself three months to see what I could do with diet and lifestyle adjustments. After three months it felt a lot better - less pain, more motion, and I even started slow jogging. After a year my hip was fully recovered. X-Rays show a completely normal hip joint, and can run and cycle as before, and there is no more pain. My joint has repaired itself to full function. This video explains what I did.

Here is a bullet-point list of the steps I took:

1. Reduce INFLAMMATION: Cut sugar from your diet - and that means CARBOHYDRATES, as they are all made of sugars (watch my video - link below - on Carbohydrates). Cut NIGHTSHADE vegetables (tomato, pepper, brinjal/egg plant). The science on this is inconclusive, so just cut them anyway. Cut out (or limit as best you can) ALCOHOL. Add natural anti-inflammatories to your cooking (Turmeric and Ginger)
2. Provide your Body with BUILDING BLOCKS: You need to manufacture collagen proteins to build cartilage, so take a COLLAGEN supplement, as well as Glucosamine and Chondroitin.
3. Allow your Body Time to Work: Follow an INTERMIMTTENT FASTING lifestyle (Video link below - it's not at all difficult!) to activate the process of AUTOPHAGY, allowing your body to clean out the damaged cartilage and replace it with ne cells.
4. Do Gentle, Regular EXERCISE: Just up to the pain point in order to improve the range of motion while the joint is repairing. Walking is good, when you can, and gentle mobility exercises. NO IMPACT EXERCISE (like running).
5. LOSE WEIGHT: This will be easy if you follow Step 1 and cut carbohydrates from your diet. Just increase your fat and oil intake instead. Remember, "Sugar makes you Fat; Fat makes you Thin!"

There will be good days and bad days, don't let the bad days set you back mentally. Sometimes you might overdo it and hurt your self, but it doesn't matter - just keep going! And at the end of three months. if there is progress, that should encourage you to persevere for longer: And remember, if it doesn't work for you in the end, you've lost nothing - you can have that hip replacement if that's your last option, but having delayed it will only mean the technology is now better!

Added Notes, thanks to viewers' requests: My low carbohydrate, low inflammation diet is based on principles, but it's not a religion so I'm allowed to "bend the rules" according to what food is available, what I can afford to buy, and what I think I can sustain long term. So, here goes: I eat meat, fish, chicken, eggs; I eat dairy (only full fat) - so cream, cheese, raw yoghurt but I dont "drink milk", other then a drop in my coffee (yes I drink coffee). I do not eat fruit (way too much sugar) except red or dark berries; but I eat plenty of veggies, especially green ones. And nuts (especially almonds - I live in the south of Spain, they literally "grow on trees"). I cook with butter or olive oil, and then add more olive oil to the food on my plate (scrambled egg with olive oil poured over is heaven). I only need two meals a day because fat is such an efficient energy source.

@ednasalle1542
I had to come back 6 weeks after I came across this video ... just to say THANK YOU! I took your advice and started my husband on an anti-inflammatory diet having had chronic pain in both his shoulders for 12+years - and more recently his hips..... we didn't have chondroitin or collagen but we followed your advice in cutting out sugars and bad carbs. Within TWO days he had significant relief from pain... within 2 weeks he was and is pain free with full mobility in both arms !! ... not to mention his BP has come down, his colour is good, brain fog gone and so much more energy!! He's 57 years old and this has been life changing! He says the relief is such he doesn't care if he never eats another chocolate mousse!!! And he's lost 10 pounds!!!

@twinkletoes1200
I'm a podiatrist specialising in Biomechanics & gait analysis. 9 out of 10 hip & knee operations can be avoided if both imbalances and diet are addressed. Surgery carries risks and often only addresses the symptom & not the cause so if the cause is still present you are likely to have problems in the future.

Joints must have 1} Good Range of motion and 2} Good muscle strength. You must cut out inflammatory foods: Mainly, sugar, grains & processed foods but sometimes dairy and the alcohol needs to go too temporarily. It's not for ever, some of these can be reintroduced in moderation once you've broken the inflammatory cycle in your body. This video covers some great tips for giving the body what it needs to recover itself!

@raystaar
Doctors are always amazed when their patients manage to recover without ingesting massive quantities of drugs.

@jillalanskas1156
I would add one extra ingredient for success - belief- believe that your body has the ability to repair itself and believe in yourself, and don't listen to people who don't. Remember : the most important words that you will ever hear, are the words that you say to yourself !

@lindagoytil4160
I'm a 75 year old woman and you have inspired me today. Thank you..

@gdok6088
I'm a retired NHS GP (family doctor) in the UK. I wholeheartedly agree with your approach Andrew. I always advised patients to regard joint replacement surgery as a last resort, after trying everything else. If a patient goes to see an orthopaedic surgeon they will often look at the X-ray, mutter a few incantations designed to put the patient into a mesmeric trance and say, "That definitely needs a hip replacement', all too often without talking to the patient properly, discussing lifestyle, other approaches or the pros and cons of what is major surgery.

There is an old adage that says, "All surgeons should know how to operate. Good surgeons know when to operate and the best surgeons know when NOT to operate."

Great to hear of your excellent recovery. I do all the things you recommend and my hips and knees are absolutely fine while friends and former colleagues are having hip and knee replacements willy nilly. One recently had to have a revision knee replacement after the first one went awry. Another ended up with a longer leg after hip replacement and has had to have the other hip replaced partly just to to even her leg lengths out. All of these friends are younger than me. With my very low levels of inflammation as measured by hs-CRP (high sensitivity C-Reactive Protein) I visualise my hip and knee cartilage as white, gleaming, healthy and doing its job just as designed by the miracle of nature.

@Rutyos
I have been on the waiting list hip replacment for 10 years. I saw a documentary about a hip replacement operation, and it scared me!

I decided to heal myself. I could not walk without an aid, in pain day and night.

I started with doing gentle yoga, loosing weight, changing my die, excersising. I am not 100% right, but so much better. When I fall off the horse, ie eating icecream or bread etc, and do not move enough, the pain comes back, the limping as well. It has to be a total lifestyle change, and it can be done!

I could not have done it without the internet. I learned everything from it.

@STRAT1974
I just came across this video and I am here to tell you I've done it on my own for 14 months gave up alcohol and did intermittent fasting and Im vegetarian and take great food based supplements and lost 125 pounds was able to stop nighttime insulin that was up to 90 units nightly. It works. My gastrointestinal doc was amazed on reversals and told me and his whole office that I've added 10 years to my life (male 63). I am aware, humbled, blessed and thankfully I wish the same for all. One Love!

The COVID CLOTS: A Full Measure Town Hall

Full Measure host Sharyl Attkisson is joined by a panel of experts to discuss emerging research and treatments related to COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccines.

Sharyl Attkisson: "To be clear, correct me if I'm wrong on any of these things that I'm trying to summarize, Covid, what we call Long Covid, persistent injuries after Covid infection, and what some are now calling Long Vaxx, which are injuries that persist after vaccination or crop up months or years later, they can have similarities, so people may think, I didn't get vaccinated, I don't have the problem, or I did get vaccinated, but I didn't have problems right away. All of these people may be impacted?"

Dr Vaughn's: "Exactly and I think the fundamental pathogen and we'll talk about this probably a lot tonight is the spike protein and in fact what made Covid so dangerous is also what makes the vaccine something that also can cause significant issues; because again the spike protein itself is what's unique, it's what makes the damage and it's what truly is the pathogenic mechanism of this virus and unfortunately, uh, I guess the powers that be chose to use that same spike protein, in fact a pre-conformational form of it, to vaccinate the population with."

Sharyl Attkisson: "So you're getting it either way! You're getting it with a Covid infection; or if you're vaccinated, your body is being told to make this problematic Spike protein?"

Dr Vaughn's: "Exactly..."

Signs and symptoms of long COVID or adverse symptoms to the COVID vaccine.

COVID-19 is known to affect virtually every body system, including:

• Lungs
• Brain
• Heart
• Blood
• Kidneys
• Liver

There are many different signs and symptoms of long COVID or the COVID vaccine.

The most common symptoms include:

Breathing (respiratory symptoms)

• breathlessness
• cough
• lung function abnormalities

Heart and circulation (cardiovasular symptoms)

• fatigue
• chest tightness
• chest pain
• red flushed face and body
• heartbeats that can become noticeable
• heart palpitations
• inflammation of the heart muscle
• myocarditis
• pericarditis
• tachycarditis
• postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome [PoTS]
• arrhythmia
• clots

Ear, nose and throat symptoms

• loss of taste and/or smell
• ringing in the ears (tinnitus)
• earache
• sore throat
• dizziness

Skin (dermatological symptoms)

• skin rashes
• skin lesions
• shingles
• hair loss

Brain (neurological symptoms)

• fatigue
• dizziness when standing up (lightheadedness)
• brain fog
• loss of concentration
• memory issues (cognitive impairment)
• headache
• broken sleep
• insomnia
• pins and needles, and numbness (peripheral neuropathy symptoms)
• sudden confusion (delirium) particularly in older people
• difficulties moving around (mobility impairment)
• difficulties with or changes to your sight (visual disturbance)
• Loss of taste or smell

Digestive system (gastrointestinal symptoms)

• abdominal pain
• acid reflux
• feeling sick (nausea)
• constipation
• diarrhoea
• Loss of taste or smell
• weight loss and reduced appetite
• diabetes
• acute kidney injury

Joints and muscles (musculoskeletal symptoms)

• muscle and joint pain

Mental health (psychological symptoms)

• change in mood
• symptoms of depression for example low mood, poor sleep, lack of concentration and feeling helpless
• symptoms of anxiety for example feeling on edge, excessive worry and difficulties sleeping
• symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD
• symptoms of OCD

Download Protocols in PDF:

• The Dr. Ardis Show - How To Use Nicotine Protocol (4,695 kb) - here

Download Protocols in PDF:

• Dr. Bryan Ardis COVID-19 and COVID-19 Vaccine Shedding Disease and Death Protection Protocol (4,847 kb) - October 2023 - here

In this video we talk about three natural supplements which have been shown to inactivate SPIKE protein.

• Bromelain, as found in pineapple
• NAC - N-Acetylcysteine
• Nattokinase
• Nicotine patch / gum - [Not mentioned in video, but effective for snake venom as found in most mRNA vaccines]

#toxicity #nutritionalsupplement #longcovid

@steveplc2003
The suppression of natural remedies by the institutions and authorities during this pandemic has been disgusting.

@John-qr9to
To those who didn't take it, I salute you.

@eliara-thevoice8430
Never forget who pushed the narrative. Never forget who blocked viable treatments. All must be held accountable.

@bobkelly3162
Since medical professionals have now proven that they are part of a racket it is time for everyone to become their own physicians. Thank you so much for this.

@weightlossandwellness
I pulled my 82 year old mom (who has COPD) through Covid using natural supplements, an antibiotic and vitamins. She's doing fine now and will turn 84 this year. I already had her on NAC for COPD but I added other supplements and she recovered. I feel sad for those who were and are in nursing homes :( What has been done to them is so wrong.

@detroiterhere4897
Never vaxxed and never masked. The verbal and sometimes physical abuse that I endured while out and about in public was beyond appalling. The mass compliance is the bigger problem. Hold the line!

@DA-mf4db
Pharma needs to be held accountable for what they've done. And so do our politicians

@SustainableFaith
**NOTE** - Bromelain and Nattokinase are enzymes. They are the catalysis to breaking down particular proteins. They MUST be taken when the stomach is empty for them to breakdown body protiens. Otherwise they will only breakdown the protein in the food that is present in the stomach.

@retromech1869
I'm going to say this, in the hopes that it might help someone else out there. Me and my wife got sick approx. 1-1/2 years ago and have never been the same, chest pressure, major fatigue, we use to be active, very active. For over a year, we have both felt like we have been deteriorating. Well I picked up a bottle of raw honey from a local beekeeper for unrelated purpose. I was surprised when it started easing all the symptoms I was experiencing. After taking a teaspoon a day for over a month, I feel almost as good as I did previous to getting hit with what I am assuming was covid. I mean I am really completely floored at how effective and powerful this stuff is. Anyway, I really hope this comment finds the right people.

Dr. Bryan Ardis, DC

Chiropractor, acupuncturist, and medical researcher, who has treated over 18,000 patients from around the world. Hosts the popular podcast The Dr. Ardis Show. Launched ArdisLabs with his wife, Jayne.

Florida doctor claims he's treated 3,000 COVID-19 patients with human version of Ivermectin.

Cheryl Williams
I want heads to roll for everything they put us through. My sister died from covid. I want justice.

Rhonda McBath
SHOULDN'T PATIENTS AND WE AS SUPPOSEDLY US FREE CITIZENS HAVE THE CHOICE OF MEDICATION THAT MAY SAVE OUR OWN LIVES??

Laura Le Grange
Two of my family members literally saved from death by taking it. My sister could not breathe and within half hour of started breathing better. Love from South Africa

Marcus Aurelius
It's criminal to not try everything to save a human life when nothing else is working. Judgement and punishment will come for those who allowed hundreds of thousands to die unneccesarily.

T in AZ
It's insane for a doctor to let someone die instead of trying something that's politically unfavorable to them but will save their patient.

Let's pray and fast together

He is not the only one. Many doctors have come out and said this but big tech and media covered it up

freedom is mine
All those people that's died on covid
Could have been saved ... That is a mass murder ... Unforgivable

MJ Dorris
A Doctor that stands by his oath.

This article comes courtesy of Reuters via Magic Talk

Japanese trading and pharmaceuticals company Kowa Co Ltd (7807.T) on Monday said that anti-parasite drug ivermectin showed an "antiviral effect" against Omicron and other coronavirus variants in joint non-clinical research.

The company, which has been working with Tokyo's Kitasato University on testing the drug as a potential treatment for COVID-19, did not provide further details. The original Reuters story misstated that ivermectin was "effective" against Omicron in Phase III clinical trials, which are conducted in humans.

Clinical trials are ongoing, but promotion of ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment has generated controversy.

Prominent vaccine sceptic Joe Rogan, whose podcast on Spotify has prompted protests by singers Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, has long stirred controversy with his views on the pandemic, government mandates and COVID-19 vaccines.

Rogan has questioned the need for vaccines and said he used ivermectin.

The drug is not approved for treatment of COVID-19 in Japan, and the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, the World Health Organization, the EU drug regulator and Merck (MRK.N), which makes the drug, have warned against its use because of a lack of scientific evidence that it has therapeutic effect.

In guidance on its website dated September 2021, the FDA noted growing interest in the drug for preventing or treating COVID-19 in humans but said it had received multiple reports of patients who had required medical attention, including hospitalisation, after self-medicating with it.

The use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 is currently being investigated in a UK trial run by the University of Oxford. The researchers said on Monday that it was still under way and they did not want to comment further until they have results to report.

Many potential COVID-19 treatments that showed promise in test tubes, including the antimalarial hydroxychloroquine promoted by former U.S. President Donald Trump, ultimately failed to show benefit for COVID-19 patients once studied in clinical trials.

Looking to add a little spice to your life -- or your diet? Cayenne pepper may be just what the doctor ordered. This popular red pepper adds versatile flavor to your meals and is chock-full of health benefits to boot.

"Cayenne peppers are a great addition to a healthy diet," says registered dietitian Alexis Supan, RD. Here's why cayenne pepper deserves a spot in your kitchen cabinet - and how to add it to your dining routine.

What is cayenne pepper?

Cayenne peppers are long, skinny peppers with a glossy, cherry-red hue. Officially known as Capsicum annum, these pungent peppers are members of the Solanaceae (nightshade) family, along with their distant cousins, potatoes, eggplants and tomatoes. Cayenne peppers are thought to have originated in South America, but their easygoing spice has made them a popular addition to cuisines around the world.

Cayenne peppers have a hot-but-not-too-hot level of kick. If you're a spicy food fan, you might be familiar with the Scoville scale. This scale measures the heat of a chili pepper, from unspicy bell peppers at one end to burn-your-face-off ghost peppers and Carolina reapers at the other.

A jalapeño pepper packs about 5,000 Scoville Heat Units, while a cayenne pepper is more like 30,000 to 50,000. "Cayenne peppers are quite a bit hotter than a jalapeño," Supan says. "Most people wouldn't go around snacking on raw cayenne peppers."

Luckily, you can reap the many benefits of cayenne peppers without eating them like apples. Whether you cook with fresh peppers or sprinkle dried and powdered cayenne pepper into your meals, there are good reasons to embrace this special spice.

Is cayenne pepper healthy?

Like most colorful produce, cayenne peppers are a good source of nutrients. In particular, they are rich in:

• Vitamin C
• Vitamin A
• Vitamin B6
• Vitamin K

"If you can get your hands on fresh cayenne peppers, you'll get a lot more vitamins. One fresh pepper has 72% of the recommended daily amount of vitamin C and 50% of vitamin A," Supan says.

The powdered form doesn't contain quite as many vitamins as the fresh peppers do. Still, dried cayenne powder is a good source of vitamin A, she adds. "In just one teaspoon, you'll get 15% of your daily vitamin A."

And vitamin A is an essential nutrient. It plays an important role in:

• Vision
• Reproduction
• Immune system health
• Proper function of the heart, lungs, kidneys and other organs.

Cayenne pepper benefits

The health benefits of cayenne peppers go well beyond their vitamin content. Many of their benefits come from capsaicin, the natural compound that gives all peppers their spicy kick.

How, exactly, are cayenne peppers good for your health? Let us count the good things that cayenne can do.

1. Provides beneficial plant compounds

"Cayenne peppers are fantastic sources of antioxidants and other plant compounds that protect our cells and promote health," says Supan. Antioxidants, along with related compounds like flavonoids and carotenoids, are compounds naturally found in plants.

These compounds protect our cells against damage from harmful substances in the environment. "They fight the processes that age our cells to help keep our cells young," Supan explains.

A diet rich in antioxidants can help ward off diseases, including heart disease and certain types of cancers. And cayenne peppers are a particularly good source of these superstar compounds. In one study, researchers compared antioxidant levels in 20 different hot peppers. Cayenne peppers came out on top.

2. Protects your heart

Cayenne peppers can protect heart health in several ways. There's evidence, for instance, that capsaicin can protect against inflammation in your body. Inflammation plays a role in many different diseases, including heart disease. "Cayenne peppers can keep blood vessels healthy and may help lower blood pressure," Supan adds.

Researchers found that people who regularly ate chili peppers were 13% less likely to die than people who avoided spicy fare. The reason? Spice lovers had a lower risk of heart-related diseases like heart attacks and strokes.

What's more, researchers found that when people season their meals with cayenne pepper, they're less likely to reach for the saltshaker. "Salt isn't so good for heart health, especially in people with high blood pressure," Supan says. "Increasing the amount of cayenne pepper you eat might help you cut back on salt."

3. Improves digestion

Lots of people associate spicy foods with heartburn or an upset stomach. But for many people, spice can have the opposite effect. "Cayenne pepper is really helpful for digestion," Supan explains. "It increases gastric juices and enzyme production in the stomach, which helps us break down food."

There's also evidence that spicy foods like cayenne peppers can boost the good bacteria in your gut. The microbiome is a community of bacteria in your gut that are important for a healthy immune system. Capsaicin may help promote a healthy microbiome.

Of course, spicy fare can trigger heartburn in some people. If cayenne pepper doesn't agree with you, don't force it. "If your body doesn't like it, you'll know," she says.

4. Maintain a healthy weight

Cayenne peppers and other capsaicin-containing spicy foods may help with weight loss. Spicy foods can rev up the metabolism a bit, helping burn calories. It can also help you feel fuller after eating.

"The effect isn't enough to overcome an unhealthy diet," Supan warns, "but as part of a nutritious eating plan, spicy foods may suppress appetite and help with weight loss."

What's more, a spicy, flavorful diet tends to be more satisfying. And when you're satisfied, you're less likely to reach for not-so-healthy foods and snacks. "People who use strong flavors and add a lot of spices like cayenne are often happier with their diets," Supan says. "People who enjoy these flavorful herbs and spices typically eat well overall."

5. Ease pain and clear congestion

Some evidence suggests that spicy peppers are good for an achy (or stuffy) head. "When you're stuffed up, spicy foods can help clear the congestion," Supan says. And if your head is pounding, spicy chili or tacos may help. "Cayenne peppers have also been shown to help relieve headaches," she says.

Capsaicin is also used in topical form to treat pain. Creams made from the potent spice can be rubbed on your skin to treat arthritis pain.

How to use cayenne pepper

Fresh or powdered, cayenne pepper is a super addition to your diet, Supan says. "One of the great things about cayenne is that, unlike a lot of spices, it seems to blend with every type of cuisine," she says. "It's used in dishes from just about every country in the world."

That makes it a great choice for spice novices who are just dipping their toe into the world of hot peppers. Wondering where to start? Grab a pinch and get creative, Supan says. "You can sprinkle a bit of the powdered spice into just about any food. Just experiment until you find the balance you like best."

Once you've developed a taste for the punchy pepper, there are lots of creative ways to use it.

• Mexican hot chocolate: Stir powdered cayenne into hot cocoa for a sweet-and-spicy kick that will warm you up on the coldest of days.
• Boost your coffee: Supan likes to sprinkle just a bit of the spice into her coffee for a kicky pick-me-up.
• Grab a pan: If you're trying fresh cayenne peppers for the first time, sauteing is the most user-friendly way to prepare them, Supan says. "Chop them up, sauté them and add them to a stir fry," she suggests.
• Go brave with raw peppers: Raw, fresh cayenne peppers pack the most punch. If you want to fully embrace their spicy power, try chopping them into small pieces and adding them to homemade salsa. They also make a great addition to meat marinades.

One word of warning: As your palate adjusts to cayenne peppers, you might find you like your foods hotter and hotter. But with all the potential health benefits of a spicy diet, that's a very good thing indeed.

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A recent scientific paper was published 'Ivermectin, a potential anticancer drug derived from an antiparasitic drug'

Ivomec is an older animal dewormer and is now being used for people. This new paper discusses how ivermectin can be effective against cancer.

Ivermectin, a potential anticancer drug derived from an antiparasitic drug.. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7505114/

Biddy Dib Dab
I have cancer. I've been taking fenbendazole for six months (since my diagnosis) and I just bought four tubes of horse deworming ivermectin. My prognosis was dire so I decided to go it alone. I have rejected the protocol suggested by the specialists at the breast clinic and I've had six great months of life which would have been spent in chemo, surgery, and radiation. I feel fine, my tumour hasn't grown, and I'm glad I made the choice I did. But that's just me.

Sharon Steffy
I love that you don't shy away from controversial subjects and even suggesting that ivermectin is an amazing drug is a no no here in the United States. Kudos to you. I would be very interested in the dosage regimens for cancer in dogs. I've lost two old English mastiffs to osteosarcoma. Thank you for all that you do.

Traces of Life
Ivermectin is a great med!!
As a 20+ year nurse, the negative talk about it is asinine.
Do you maybe see why they wouldn't want people to research this drug…….
I've had very gd outcomes from using it.

Pat Cox
Thank you so much for sharing this info about Ivermectin. You really have a wonderful, caring heart. You don't buy into big pharma lies, you just want to help us and our animals. God bless you and your family.

Sharon h
I would take ivermectin, over chemo any day!

Mona_Lisa
Wow! I think this is an amazing drug and cheap! First I heard of it was at the vet. Then for Covid, and now cancer! Reminds me of aspirin that is cheap and has so many uses.

India's most populated state, with 241 million people, has been declared covid-free after widespread use of Ivermectin. Meanwhile, in American news, pharmaceutical stocks are up sharply, as profits dramatically increase…

While the mainstream media condemns the use of ivermectin, the most populated state in India just declared they are officially COVID free after promoting widespread use of the safe, proven medicine. One America's Pearson Sharp has more.

FOX 26 Anchor Rashi Vats spoke with one nurse who is prescribing Ivermectin to treat patients with COVID-19.

Pauly D
Funny how the vaccines got FDA approval so quickly then, when someone realized how much more profitable it would be to begin vaccinating children under 12, it was suddenly "approved" for children under 12. I trust the pharmaceutical companies and the government less than I trust a Taco Bell fart.

texastalk
I applaud this woman for actually doing her JOB......GOD BLESS

Carlos Lopez
"Controversy" , Do not make me laugh....The A.M.A. wants a high body count to keep the crisis alive. It will allow for mail in voting and prolong the $$$ flow to Hospitals.

Slo Mo
Well done to her to put herself at risk of being vilified. A courageous woman.

Daniel Plainview
So… other counties can complete studies, but the FDA can't pull it off in the 18 months in the midst of the pandemic? That seems… odd, wouldn't you say?

Christine McLean
"Treat the deadly virus?" Is she referring to covid - the virus that had a 99% survival rate?

The best thinking available at this moment:

• NAC (an amino acid) for cellular repair;
• C60 (carbon product) for apoptosis to get rid of damaged cells and mitochondria;
• Ivermectin (12mg dose for regular adult; body weight is a factor for dosage - see package) *
• Glutathione to flush out graphene oxide and SPIONS;
• Vitamin D3 (crucial) minimum 10,000 IU daily (15,000 IU in Winter) probably daily for the rest of your life (immune system support);
• Vitamin C or Liposmal (intracellular 'cement' repair and other uses) minimum 3gms daily Liposmal;
• Chaga Tea daily (couple of cups should suffice - 1/4 tsp Chaga powder to 8oz hot water - ok to drink the Chaga powder in the mix);
• Balanced Zinc - protects against Covid and will degrade spike proteins and SPIONS.

Doctor cures 531 COVID cases with Ivermectin - punished. Japanese health authority accuses Merck of cutting Ivermectin supplies. Walmart is telling pharmacists to pressure doctors if they prescribe it - next they'll ban it.

Abdulrasbansi
The government of South Africa also blocked Ivermectin in the beginning of 2021, so we go for the real deal and bought 200ml from a farmer, and yes, this horse paste do work, I have used it for a serious flu virus I picked up and I was 100% 48 hrs later. The question is not if Ivermectin work or not, but if the covid-19 virus really exist.

rxantos
IVERMECTIN is anti parasitic.
And the wrongly called "vaccine" has Graphene Oxide and parasites on it.

Of course they won't want that.

nothingistruth
Usually things that are good for you are either banned or overpriced

Fundamental Principles:

Treat patients based on clinical suspicion as soon as possible, preferably within the first 5 days of symptoms. Perform PCR testing, but do not withhold treatment pending results.

• Low risk patient - Younger than 45, no comorbidities, and clinically stable
• High risk patient - Older than 45, younger than 45 with comorbidities, or clinically unstable

Low Risk Patients:

• Supportive care with fluids, fever control, and rest
• Elemental Zinc 50mg 1 time a day for 7 days
• Vitamin C 1000mg 1 time a day for 7 days
• Vitamin D3 5000iu 1 time a day for 7 days

• Quercetin 500mg 2 times a day for 7 days or
• Epigallocatechin-gallate (EGCG) 400mg 1 time a day for 7 days

• Elemental Zinc 50-100mg once a day for 7 days
• Vitamin C 1000mg 1 time a day for 7 days
• Vitamin D3 10000iu once a day for 7 days or 50000iu once a day for 1-2 days
• Azithromycin 500mg 1 time a day for 5 days or
• Doxycycline 100mg 2 times a day for 7 days
• Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) 200mg 2 times a day for 5-7 days and/or
• Ivermectin 0.4-0.5mg/kg/day for 5-7 days Either or both HCQ and IVM can be used, and if one only, the second agent may be added after about 2 days of treatment if obvious recovery has not yet been observed etc.

Treatment Options:

• Dexamethasone 6-12mg 1 time a day for 7 days or
• Prednisone 20mg twice a day for 7 days, taper as needed
• Budesonide 1mg/2cc solution via nebulizer twice a day for 7 days
• Blood thinners (i.e. Lovenox, Eliquis, Xarelto, Pradaxa, Aspirin)
• Colchicine 0.6mg 2-3 times a day for 5-7 days
• Monoclonal antibodies
• Home IV fluids and oxygen

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2. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7365891/
3. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jf5014633
4. https://vdmeta.com/
5. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7318306/
6. https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jf5014633
7. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924857920304258
8. https://ivmmeta.com/
9. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2021436
10. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7392554/
11. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.26.21250494v1

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To get Ivermectin, go to the FLCCC website at www.FLCCC.net. Look at the top in the middle of the page for the button that says "Ivermectin" and scroll down on the drop down menu and select "How to get Ivermectin." You can also go to www.speakwithanmd.com and sign up for an appointment and get it that way.

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Since the start of the #covid pandemic, scientists have been hard at work trying to either treat or #vaccinate against the still-spreading virus. But what if existing drugs already hold the key? This question has been asked many times, and now #Israeli researchers may have an #answer.

Squirrel Tail Survival
But now how will the worlds governments scare us to obedience if there's a cure?

Draco Domitor
It's called Ivermectin, and it already exists. If people would get treated early, all this hospitalization non-sense would be negated.

Morten Bendiksen
You can only rush experimental expensive drugs, not safe cheap ones.

Edward Newman
Pfizer investors will kill this study.

Trucker Bates
I take Vitamin C, D and Zinc daily. Also Ivermectin is something that can be useful.

Leslie M
Ivermectin has already undergone clinical trials. Crazy world.

Penny Gaye
There have been existing (and inexpensive, I might add) drugs to treat it all along. The doctors talking about it keep getting silenced and threatened, politicians are banning those treatments. It's absolute insanity what's going on right before our eyes.

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Over 50% of all dogs will get some form of cancer, and the incidence of cancer appears to be increasing in cats as well.

Dr Jones shows you his top 5 Natural Remedies for Dog and Cat Cancer.

Describes Ivermectins mechanism of action against parasitic infections & introduces some of the proposed theoretical bio-physiology as a repurposed therapy for COVID-19.

WartAgitator
I had the same experience many people are posting.... I was sicker than I have ever been with covid. A decent human being not motivated by greed, and political agenda prescribed Ivermectin, Prednisone and Z-pack for me and I started getting better immediately. Everyone involved in suppressing this drug should be brought to justice.

KDreezy Gaming
My neighbor almost died and his wife snuck in IVM to his hospital room when the doctor finally let her go in to "say her goodbyes." He was literally on his death bed. They all went on a hiking trip and hunting together this week. He is nearly 100% recovered.

Gospel Testimony
I became very sick, feverish, short of breath, delusional, and I lost my sense of smell and taste. Within a couple of days of being sick, my oxygen levels dropped to around 90%.
I was given Ivermectin through a friend of a friend, who heard I was sick and wanted to help.
By day three on Ivermectin and Zinc, I was on my feet and was feeling like a new man.

Jerry Peters
I'm always fascinated by humans gifted with brilliant minds can't accept things that just work. Call it whatever you want. But when it's proven to work, those who forbid it's use have blood on their hands. Great video! Great animation! Simple to understand (mostly)!

Jessica Reasner
My husband's life was saved by Ivermectin, and I've been telling any and everyone that would listen. It ABSOLUTELY works!!!

Prateek Singh
My doctor treated my grandpa with Ivermectin, Doxycycline, Paracetamol and he is totally fine.He is 75plus.
This drug is working for Covid 19

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Joe Tippens was only given three months to live. But doctors later enrolled him in a clinical trial they hoped could give him more time.

Tippens said he received a tip from a veterinarian who suggested he try a dog dewormer drug called fenbendazole, which was believed to display cancer-fighting properties, according to cell studies. This is what happened...

Studies on Fenbendazole and Cancer:
In vitro anti-tubulin effects of mebendazole and fenbendazole on canine glioma cells. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28078780/

Unexpected antitumorigenic effect of fenbendazole when combined with supplementary vitamins. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19049251/

Antiparasitic mebendazole shows survival benefit in 2 preclinical models of glioblastoma multiforme. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21764822/

Liz Keith
That's wonderful !!! our pups are everything to us. we just lost our 14 year old hunting lab and I wish I had known about the fenbendazole before. I would have started her on the med... keep us updated. thanks for the video. happy holidays.

Allan Gibson
Its 28th jan 2020 and thats buster been on the PANACUR treatment for two months . 2nd update
we are out walking every day and the two large tumors on ether side of his chest are now about half the original size , the one on his paw has totally gone but his quality of life is up 100 fold he has a lot more life in him , I am very happy with the progress and will be continuing . will update in a month

PEROUKIS
I wish you the best and i wait for updates because i find myself in a situation like yours!!!

drumcrazy72
Thanks mate. I'm about to start a one month test of Joe Pippens protocol on myself (just to test safety) using only pet medication. I'll be using Fido's All Wormer and CurcuPet, plus a vitamin E supplement and cannabis oil for dogs. I don't have cancer but I like to trial natural remedies for the sake of research. Glad your little mate is improving and thank you for the video. Great to hear stories like these :)

This was reported on PBS last December (2020). This top physician reports that many of his colleagues have shown that "if you take it, you will not get sick." He is distressed that so many people are dying needlessly because the NIH and CDC have tried to ban Ivermectin.

Edmond man says cheap drug for dogs cured his cancer

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